Warriors vs Prince Albert December 29

Warriors stumble in Brandon

The Moose Jaw Warriors wrapped up their pre-Christmas schedule back on December 19^th with an 8-2 loss in Brandon. Quinton Howden scored both goals for the Warriors; Thomas Frazee and Nathan MacMaster picked up assists; Jeff Bosch took the loss after allowing three goals in the first period; Brandon Glover allowed five goals in the final two periods. Aaron Lewadniuk led the Wheat Kings with three goals and four points; Mark Stone scored three goals; Toni Rajala had three assists.

v. Prince Albert

Tonight is the fourth meeting of the season between the Warriors and Prince Albert Raiders, and the first of three this week. Moose Jaw is 2-1 against the Raiders, going 1-0 at home and 1-1 on the road. The Warriors have outscored Prince Albert 14-12.

Travis Hamonic leads the Warriors with a goal and seven points against the Raiders; Quinton Howden has three goals and six points; Jason Bast has two goals and six points; Thomas Frazee has two goals and three points; Dylan Hood has a goal and three points; Brendan Rowinski has two goals; Antonin Honejsek and Joey Kornelsen have two assists each; Brandon Glover is 1-0 with a 3.83gaa and .882sv%; Jeff Bosch is 1-1 with a 3.93gaa and .893sv%.

Brandon Herrod leads the Raiders with four goals and five points; Ryan Harrison has one goal and four points; Craig McCallum and Jordan Rowley have four assists each; Igor Revenko has two goals and three points; Dustin Cameron and Justin Maylan have a goal and three points each; Ryan Button has three assists; Garrett Zemlak is 1-1-0-1 with a 4.00gaa and .897sv%.

Hamonic Makes World Juniors

Moose Jaw Warriors Travis Hamonic was one of eight players from the WHL to be selected to team Canada for the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships. Hamonic has ten goals and 39 points in 31 games this season with the Warriors. Among the players joining Hamonic include Regina Pats Colten Teubert and Jordan Eberle and Brandon Wheat King Brayden Schenn. Canada opens the preliminary round Boxing Day against Latvia.

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 171 games with the Warriors.

Hot & Cold

- Thomas Frazee has a goal and three points in his last seven games.

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

- Brendan Rowinski has two goals and six points in his last seven games. Rowinski is pointless in his last two.

- Spencer Edwards has three assists in his last seven games. Edwards hasn’t scored a goals since November 28^th v. Edmonton

- Dylan Hood has a goal and two points in his last seven games. Hood is pointless in his last four games. He has two goals and five points in his last 10 games.

- Antonin Honejsek has six goals and nine points in his last seven games.

- Cody Smuk has two goals in his last nine games.

- Ryan Stanton has a goal and eight points in his last seven games.

- Travis Hamonic has three goals and 15 assists in the last 14 games.

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

Upcoming Schedule

December 30^th @ Prince Albert

January 3^rd v. Prince Albert

January 6^th v. Medicine Hat

January 8^th @ Regina

January 9^th @ Prince Albert

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Warriors vs Prince Albert December 29 Warriors stumble in Brandon The Moose Jaw Warriors wrapped up their pre-Christmas schedule back on December 19^th with an 8-2 loss in Brandon. Quinton Howden scored both goals for the Warriors; Thomas Frazee and Nathan MacMaster picked up assists; Jeff Bosch took the loss after allowing three goals in the first period; Brandon Glover allowed five goals in the final two periods. Aaron Lewadniuk led the Wheat Kings with three goals and four points; Mark Stone scored three goals; Toni Rajala had three assists. v. Prince Albert Tonight is the fourth meeting of the season between the Warriors and Prince Albert Raiders, and the first of three this week. Moose Jaw is 2-1 against the Raiders, going 1-0 at home and 1-1 on the road. The Warriors have outscored Prince Albert 14-12. Travis Hamonic leads the Warriors with a goal and seven points against the Raiders; Quinton Howden has three goals and six points; Jason Bast has two goals and six points; Thomas Frazee has two goals and three points; Dylan Hood has a goal and three points; Brendan Rowinski has two goals; Antonin Honejsek and Joey Kornelsen have two assists each; Brandon Glover is 1-0 with a 3.83gaa and .882sv%; Jeff Bosch is 1-1 with a 3.93gaa and .893sv%. Brandon Herrod leads the Raiders with four goals and five points; Ryan Harrison has one goal and four points; Craig McCallum and Jordan Rowley have four assists each; Igor Revenko has two goals and three points; Dustin Cameron and Justin Maylan have a goal and three points each; Ryan Button has three assists; Garrett Zemlak is 1-1-0-1 with a 4.00gaa and .897sv%. Hamonic Makes World Juniors Moose Jaw Warriors Travis Hamonic was one of eight players from the WHL to be selected to team Canada for the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships. Hamonic has ten goals and 39 points in 31 games this season with the Warriors. Among the players joining Hamonic include Regina Pats Colten Teubert and Jordan Eberle and Brandon Wheat King Brayden Schenn. Canada opens the preliminary round Boxing Day against Latvia. 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 171 games with the Warriors. Hot & Cold - Thomas Frazee has a goal and three points in his last seven games. - Quinton Howden has two goals and five points in his last seven games. - Brendan Rowinski has two goals and six points in his last seven games. Rowinski is pointless in his last two. - Spencer Edwards has three assists in his last seven games. Edwards hasn’t scored a goals since November 28^th v. Edmonton - Dylan Hood has a goal and two points in his last seven games. Hood is pointless in his last four games. He has two goals and five points in his last 10 games. - Antonin Honejsek has six goals and nine points in his last seven games. - Cody Smuk has two goals in his last nine games. - Ryan Stanton has a goal and eight points in his last seven games. - Travis Hamonic has three goals and 15 assists in the last 14 games. - Jason Bast has four goals and 12 points in the last nine games. Upcoming Schedule December 30^th @ Prince Albert January 3^rd v. Prince Albert January 6^th v. Medicine Hat January 8^th @ Regina January 9^th @ Prince Albert Back