FINAL VISIT TO TIGER TOWN
The Warriors head into Medicine Hat carrying a 4-0 shutout in Lethbridge Tuesday night. Jeff Bosch turned away all 31 shots and continues on his 3 game winning streak. Bosch tallied his 6th shut out of the seaon, tieing Calgary's Jones for the most of the regular season. Dylan Hood, Chad Suer, Quinton Howden and Spencer Edwards all scored for the tribe.
Wednesday will be the last meeting between the Tigers and Warriors. The Warriors are 1-2 when facing Med Hat this season. Tigers Mark Isherwood leads the Tigers with 4 goals on the Warriors squad. Rookie Emerson Etem leads all rookie Tigers with 60 points. Etem's 34 goals ranks him 2nd in the WHL in Rookie goal scoring.
Warriors own 19 year old defensemen Chad Suer has 3 goals and 9 points in 14 games. Dylan Hood has 3 points in the last 2 games. Edwards, Smuk and Paradis have collectively been battling night in and night out as one of the toughest lines to face.
The Warriors sit in 7th place, just one point ahead of the Broncos. The tribe has skated away from the 9th place Raiders with an 8 point lead. The Regina Pats play off hopes officially ended last night with a Moose Jaw and Swift Current win. The Warriors head into Brandon Friday night and then return to the Civic Center Saturday for a final game with the Hurricanes.
