Warriors Split Weekend Games

Moose Jaw came out of the weekend with a 2-2 record after splitting games against Prince Albert and Brandon.  Friday night the Tribe allowed three goals in the third period in a 3:15 and fell 5-2 in Prince Albert; Travis Brown and Sam Fioretti accounted for the Warrior goals, Torrin White and Andrew Johnson picked up assists, and Daniel Wapple made 28 saves in his first WHL start.  Former Warrior Shayne Gwinner was one of five players who scored for the Raiders; Evan Morden, Riley Guenther, and Mike Winther had two assists each; former Warrior Luke Siemens made 25 saves to record the win.

Saturday night the team was back home to take on Brandon, Sam Fioretti had a hat trick and four points in a one-sided 6-1 Moose Jaw win.  Carter Hansen and Jordan Wyton had a goal and two points each; Bryson Gore scored his first WHL goal; Morgan Rielly had two assists; Joel Edmundson, Travis Brown, Brayden Point, Miles Warkentine, and Reid Jackson had one assist each; Justin Paulic made 18 saves for the win; Moose Jaw was 3-for-4 on the power play and 6-for-6 on the penalty kill.

Tribe Preparing For Busy Week

Wednesday the Warriors will make their first trip of the season into Regina to renew their rivalry with the Pats.  Regina won their regular season series due to goals for and against; however, the Warriors eliminated the Pats in five games in the first round of the 2012 WHL Playoffs.  Saturday night the Tribe welcome Seth Jones and the Portland Winterhawks, and then on Sunday they’ll battle Matthew Dumba and the Red Deer Rebels.  Join James Gallo for all the action on Country 100 and www.mjwarriors.ca, Wednesday's and Saturday's broadcasts start at 6:40pm while Sunday's will begin at 5:40pm.

Community Events

The Moose Jaw Warriors will once again be out in the community this week as they’ll make stops at Lindale and John Chisholm Schools on Tuesday.  Spencer Morse, Travis Brown, Joel Edmundson, and Justin Kirsch will be at Lindale for “CIBC Read To Succeed”; Jordan Wyton, Reid Jackson, and Tanner Eberle will make their first visit to John Chisholm for the Conexus Mentorship program