Friday December 18 vs Edmonton

Raiders Sink Warriors

The Moose Jaw Warriors fell to 16-13-1-1 after a 5-1 loss Wednesday night in Prince Albert. Dylan Hood scored the only Warriors goal; Antonin Honejsek and Travis Hamonic picked up the assists. Brandon Herod led the Raiders with two goals and three points; Craig McCallum had three assists. The Warriors were 0/3 on the power play and 3/5 on the penalty kill. The Warriors are 1-5-1-1 in their last eight games, and have been limited to one goal in five of the eight games. The Warriors power play hasn’t scored a goal in the last three games, and has one goal in their last four.

v. Edmonton

Tonight is third meeting of the season between the Warriors and Edmonton Oil Kings, and the first at the Civic Center. Moose Jaw is 1-1 against Edmonton, winning their last meeting 3-2 in overtime on November 28^th.

Jason Bast leads the Warriors with two goals against Edmonton; Spencer Edwards and Quinton Howden have a goal and two points each; Travis Hamonic and Ryan Stanton have two assists each; Dylan Hood has one goal; Brandon Glover is 1-0 with a 1.90gaa and .931sv%; Jeff Bosch is 0-1 with a 3.06gaa and .875sv%.

Michael Burns leads the Oil Kings with two goals against the Warriors; Brent Raedeke has a goal and two points; Brett Breitkreuz and Logan Proulx have one goal each; seven players have record one assist; Cam Lanigan is 1-0 with a 2.00gaa and .931sv%; Torrie Jung is 0-0-1 with a 2.85gaa and .897sv%.

Hamonic Gets World Junior Invite

Moose Jaw Warriors Travis Hamonic received an invitation to Canada’s World Junior Selection Camp for the upcoming IIHF 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships. Hamonic is currently the WHL’s leading defensemen with 34 points in 29 games. Hamonic attended the World Junior camp last season but was one of several cuts. 36 players received invitations to Canada’s camp, 10 WHL skaters will make their way to Regina when camp begins December 12^th.

Warriors to U17 Hockey Challenge

16 year old rookie forward Joey Kornelsen was named to Team Pacific for the upcoming World Under 17 Hockey Challenge in Timmins, Ontario December 29^th to January 4^th. Kornelsen is one of 17 players from Alberta and B.C. to be named to Team Pacific.

Warriors Ranked in Central Scouting

Four Moose Jaw Warriors found their name on the NHL’s Central Scouting Fall Preliminary rankings of the 25 WHL players for the upcoming draft. Dylan McIlrath was ranked 7^th, Quinton Howden 8^th, Kendall McFaull was 17^th, and Brandon Glover was 6^th among goaltenders. Prince George Cougar Brett Connolly was the top ranked player, Edmonton Oil King Defenseman Mark Pysyk was 2^nd, and Red Deer Rebel Alex Petrovic was 3^rd.

Milestone Watch

- Warriors Captain Jason Bast’s iron man streak came to an end earlier this season. Bast missed November 18^th against Calgary due injury, which was the first game he’d missed since October 21^st, 2006. Bast played in 228 consecutive games. He has played in 294 games with the Warriors. Bast is two goals shy of 100 for his career.

- Travis Hamonic has played in 170 games with the Warriors.

Hot & Cold

- Travis Hamonic has 14 assists in the last 13 games.

- Ryan Stanton has three goals and 15 points in the last 14 games.

- Thomas Frazee has one goal in his last seven games.

- Brendan Rowinski has eight goals and 13 points in his last 12 games.

- Dylan Hood has four goals and 10 points in his last 10 games.

- Jason Bast has four goals and 12 points in the last nine games.

- Quinton Howden has two goals and three points in his last five games.

- Antonin Honejsek has six goals and 12 points in the last 11 games.

Upcoming Schedule

December 12^th v. Kelowna

December 18^th v. Brandon

December 19^th @ Brandon

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Friday December 18 vs Edmonton Raiders Sink Warriors The Moose Jaw Warriors fell to 16-13-1-1 after a 5-1 loss Wednesday night in Prince Albert. Dylan Hood scored the only Warriors goal; Antonin Honejsek and Travis Hamonic picked up the assists. Brandon Herod led the Raiders with two goals and three points; Craig McCallum had three assists. The Warriors were 0/3 on the power play and 3/5 on the penalty kill. The Warriors are 1-5-1-1 in their last eight games, and have been limited to one goal in five of the eight games. The Warriors power play hasn’t scored a goal in the last three games, and has one goal in their last four. v. Edmonton Tonight is third meeting of the season between the Warriors and Edmonton Oil Kings, and the first at the Civic Center. Moose Jaw is 1-1 against Edmonton, winning their last meeting 3-2 in overtime on November 28^th. Jason Bast leads the Warriors with two goals against Edmonton; Spencer Edwards and Quinton Howden have a goal and two points each; Travis Hamonic and Ryan Stanton have two assists each; Dylan Hood has one goal; Brandon Glover is 1-0 with a 1.90gaa and .931sv%; Jeff Bosch is 0-1 with a 3.06gaa and .875sv%. Michael Burns leads the Oil Kings with two goals against the Warriors; Brent Raedeke has a goal and two points; Brett Breitkreuz and Logan Proulx have one goal each; seven players have record one assist; Cam Lanigan is 1-0 with a 2.00gaa and .931sv%; Torrie Jung is 0-0-1 with a 2.85gaa and .897sv%. Hamonic Gets World Junior Invite Moose Jaw Warriors Travis Hamonic received an invitation to Canada’s World Junior Selection Camp for the upcoming IIHF 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships. Hamonic is currently the WHL’s leading defensemen with 34 points in 29 games. Hamonic attended the World Junior camp last season but was one of several cuts. 36 players received invitations to Canada’s camp, 10 WHL skaters will make their way to Regina when camp begins December 12^th. Warriors to U17 Hockey Challenge 16 year old rookie forward Joey Kornelsen was named to Team Pacific for the upcoming World Under 17 Hockey Challenge in Timmins, Ontario December 29^th to January 4^th. Kornelsen is one of 17 players from Alberta and B.C. to be named to Team Pacific. Warriors Ranked in Central Scouting Four Moose Jaw Warriors found their name on the NHL’s Central Scouting Fall Preliminary rankings of the 25 WHL players for the upcoming draft. Dylan McIlrath was ranked 7^th, Quinton Howden 8^th, Kendall McFaull was 17^th, and Brandon Glover was 6^th among goaltenders. Prince George Cougar Brett Connolly was the top ranked player, Edmonton Oil King Defenseman Mark Pysyk was 2^nd, and Red Deer Rebel Alex Petrovic was 3^rd. Milestone Watch - Warriors Captain Jason Bast’s iron man streak came to an end earlier this season. Bast missed November 18^th against Calgary due injury, which was the first game he’d missed since October 21^st, 2006. Bast played in 228 consecutive games. He has played in 294 games with the Warriors. Bast is two goals shy of 100 for his career. - Travis Hamonic has played in 170 games with the Warriors. Hot & Cold - Travis Hamonic has 14 assists in the last 13 games. - Ryan Stanton has three goals and 15 points in the last 14 games. - Thomas Frazee has one goal in his last seven games. - Brendan Rowinski has eight goals and 13 points in his last 12 games. - Dylan Hood has four goals and 10 points in his last 10 games. - Jason Bast has four goals and 12 points in the last nine games. - Quinton Howden has two goals and three points in his last five games. - Antonin Honejsek has six goals and 12 points in the last 11 games. Upcoming Schedule December 12^th v. Kelowna December 18^th v. Brandon December 19^th @ Brandon Back