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2019-20 HITMEN HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE CALGARY HITMEN HOCKEY CLUB Scotiabank Saddledome, P.O 2019-20 HITMEN HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE CALGARY HITMEN HOCKEY CLUB Scotiabank Saddledome, P.O. Box 1540, Station M, Calgary, AB, Canada T2P 3B9 Phone: 403-777-2177 l Fax: 403-777-2199 l hitmenhockey.com Calgary Hitmen 25th Anniversary Season TABLE OF CONTENTS Media Directory & Guidelines 1 Head Coach History 33 Regular Season Records World Juniors 34 Single Season Highs & Lows 2 U-18's 35 Single Game Highs & Lows 3 U-17's 35 Individual Highs & Lows 4 Canada Winter Games 36 Regular Season Records 5 Youth Olympic Winter Games 36 Yearly Leaders 5 CHL Top Prospects Game 36 Career Leaders 6 Game Records Career Scoring & All-Time Roster 7-14 Opening Game Results 37 Career Leaders - Goalies 15 Home Attendance Records 38 All-Time Goalies 16 Teddy Bear Toss History 39 Player History Game-By-Game Results 40-48 Sweater History 17-19 Playoff Records Team Captains 20 Playoff Results 49 Retired Jerseys & Forever A Hitmen 20 Yearly Playoff Leaders 49 Hitmen Awards History 21-23 Career Playoff Leaders 50 WHL - CHL Awards History 24 Career Playoff Leaders - Goalies 51 WHL Bantam Draft Picks 25-29 All-Time Playoff Results 52-53 CHL Import Draft Picks 30 Memorial Cup Records NHL Draft Picks 31 Memorial Cup Results 54 Hitmen in the NHL 32 Memorial Cup Leaders 54 Hitmen Who Have Won A Stanley Cup 33 Memorial Cup Leaders - Goalies 54 EDITORS: Brad Curle, Kelsey McCay, Alex Medina PHOTOGRAPHY: Andrew Baldwin, Hockey Canada, Dwayne Fletcher, NHL Images, Jenn Roach, Mark Rogers, Gerry Thomas, Candice Ward, Brad Watson *Stats as of August 1, 2019 MEDIA GUIDELINES Arena, Office and Practice Facility Scotiabank Saddledome 555 Saddledome Rise SE Calgary, AB T2P 3B9 O: 403-777-2177, F: 403-777-2199 Press Box: 403-264-0636 Website: www.hitmenhockey.com Twitter: @WHLHitmen Instagram: @whlhitmen Arena Capacity: 19,289 Club Officers & Executives Vice Chairman Ken King President and CEO John Bean Vice President and Alternate Governor Mike Moore General Manager Jeff Chynoweth Communications Contacts Brad Curle, Hitmen Broadcast and Communications Coordinator Kelsey McCay, Communications Coordinator Office: 403-571-9575 Cell: 403-998-0134 Office: 403-571-2201 Cell: 403-651-8220 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] *Interview requests *Interview requests, credential requests Website Contact Alex Medina, Associate Digital Producer Office: 403-777-9704 Email: [email protected] Credential Procedure Credential requests must be made 24 hours in advance of game time. Requests should only be made by members of the media and students from a recognized post-secondary school. All requests should be directed to Kelsey McCay ([email protected]). Credentials are available for pickup at the media entrance, which is located on the southeast side of Scotiabank Saddledome, or at the concierge desk, which is located on the left hand side inside the Chrysler Club entrance on the north side of the arena. Both are open 2.5 hours prior to game time. Parking passes are available on an individual-game basis. Team Photo Policy Upon arrival please check-in with Hitmen team photographer Candice Ward to discuss available shooting locations for that game (at least one hour prior to puck drop). She can often be found in the photo room just inside the media lounge or in the media lounge itself. FREE Wi-Fi is available with access details posted in the media lounge. Hard-wire internet is also available in the photo room but you must supply your own cord. Shooting locations - Four at ice level (located in sections 111/112, 110/111, 106/107, and 107/108). Photographers are asked to sit on milk crates. They are located in the media lounge photo room. Covers MUST be properly replaced at the end of each period and no lens hoods may be used at these positions. - Four at the top of the lower bowl stairs but behind the luxury box suite glass so you don’t block spectator views (Sections 109/110, 110/111, 119/120 and 120/121) - Second level centre ice TV camera deck chairs when available. (Sometimes they are full if the cameras stay overnight for Flames) - Sitting on cement steps looking through the railing (Sections 125/126 and 126/127) Catwalk Access - For safety reasons, the catwalk is only available for use by team photographers. Zamboni Entrance - No photographers allowed Between Benches - Reserved for team photographers - 1 - SINGLE SEASON HIGHS & LOWS MOST FEWEST Points: Points: 122, 59-9-3-1 (2008-09) 34, 15-50-3-0 (1996-97) Wins: Wins: 59, (2008-09) 15, (1996-97) Home Ice Wins: Home Losses: 32, 32-3-1-0 (2008-09) 4, 32-3-1-0 (2008-09) three regulation, one OT Home Points: Goals Scored: 65, 32-3-1-0 (2008-09) 171, (2010-11) Road Wins: Goals Against: 28, (1999-00) 155, (2005-06) *WHL Record - Tied with SAS (2008-09) Shutouts Against: Road Points: 0-5X, Last: (2009-10) 60, (1999-00) Overtime Games: LONGEST STREAKS 21, 7W-8L-4SOW-2SOL (2016-17) Overall Winning: Shootout Games: 17, (Jan. 4 - Feb. 11, 2000) 11, (2005-06) Home Winning: Shootout Wins: 18, (Oct. 15/08 - Jan. 16/09) 7, (2005-06) Road Winning: Shootout Losses: 18, (Nov. 16/99 - Feb. 12/00) 4-6X, Last: (2014-15) *WHL Record Goals Scored: Overall Losing: 330, (2008-09) 12-3X, Last: (Oct. 19 - Nov. 14, 2010) Goals Against: Home Losing: 360, (1996-97) 9, (Oct. 8 - Nov. 14, 2010) Powerplay Goals: Road Losing: 116, (2008-09) 17, (Dec. 27/95 - end of season) Shorthanded Goals: 30, (1999-00) BEST Shutouts For: Powerplay Percentage: 11, (2005-06) 30.2% (2008-09) Shutouts Against: Penalty Killing Percentage: 9, (2010-11) 88.1% (2007-09) Consecutive 50 Win Seasons: 2-2X, Last: (2008-09 to 2009-10) LOWEST Improved Consecutive Seasons: Powerplay Percentage: 50 points, (1996-97, 34 points) & (1997-98, 84 points) 15.5% (2005-06) 100-Point Scorers: Penalty Killing Percentage: 2-3X, Last: Brandon Kozun 108 & Brett Sonne 100 (2008-09) 69.6% (1996-97) 20-Goal Scorers: 8, Joel Broda, Brandon Kozun, Tyler Fiddler, Tyler Shattock, Ian Schultz, Jimmy Bubnick, Kris Foucault, Michael Stone (2009-10) 2018-19 Season - 2 - SINGLE GAME HIGHS & LOWS MOST FEWEST Goals Scored: Shots In A Game: 12, Oct. 27/00 (CGY 12 vs PA 4) 11, Mar. 13/96 (REG 5 at CGY 2) Home Goals Scored: Shots Against In A Game: 12, Oct. 27/00 (CGY 12 vs PA 4) 10-2X, Last: Dec. 3/06 (CGY 5 vs SAS 2) Road Goals Scored: Powerplay Chances: 11, Dec. 8/99 (CGY 11 at PA 4) 0-7X, Last: Nov. 22/16 (RD 3 at CGY 0) Goals Against: Times Shorthanded: 16, Nov. 28/95 (TC 16 vs CGY 2) 0-3X, Last: Dec. 7/18 (CGY 3 vs SC 2) Home Goals Against: 10-2X, Last: Oct. 15/15 (MJ 10 at CGY 2) LARGEST Road Goals Against: Margin of Victory: 16, Nov. 28/95 (TC 16 vs CGY 2) 10, Dec. 15/98 (CGY 11 vs BDN 1) Goals For In A Period: Margin of Defeat: 7, Jan. 29/00 (CGY 9 at POR 4) 1st period 14, Nov. 28/95 (TC 16 vs CGY 2) Shots For At Home: 65, Jan. 25/08 (CGY 6 vs POR 0) FASTEST Shots For On Road: Goal To Start A Game: 56, Oct. 11/17 (CGY 4 at KAM 2) 9 seconds, Jan. 8/13 (CGY 7 at BDN 2) Shots For In A Period: Brooks Macek 27, Oct. 16/12 (CGY 5 at PG 0) 2nd period Two Goals In A Game: Shots Against: 2 seconds, Oct. 3/98 (CGY 6 at RD 4) 65, Feb. 21/97 (BDN 11 vs CGY 4) Pavel Brendl at 19:40 of 3rd period, Shots Against In A Period: Brad Moran at 19:42 32, Feb. 21/97 (BDN 11 vs CGY 4) 2nd period *WHL Record Powerplay Chances: Three Goals In A Game: 13-2X, Last: Oct. 10/98 (2-13) 55 seconds, Feb. 20/09 (CGY 7 vs RD 2) Powerplay Goals Scored: Keith Seabrook at 16:36 of 1st period, 6-2X, Mar. 7/10 (CGY 6 vs SAS 1) Bostjan Golicic at 16:55, Brett Sonne at 17:31 Powerplay Goals Against: Goal To Start A Period: 6, Mar. 18/18 (EDM 7 at CGY 3) 4 seconds, Feb. 24/96 (LET 6 at CGY 4) Times Shorthanded: Mike Piersol in 2nd period 14-3X, Last: Sept. 29/06 (MJ 5 vs CGY 1) *WHL Record (three-way tie) Shorthanded Goals Scored: Playoff Overtime Goal: 3-2X, Last: Feb. 12/08 (CGY 6 at MH 1) 8 seconds, Apr. 13/07 (CGY 5 at BDN 4 OT) Shorthanded Goals Against: LeBlanc - GWG 3-7X, Last: Oct. 10/17 (PG 7 vs CGY 1) Special Team Goals Scored: LONGEST 6-2X, 6PPG, Last: Mar. 7/10 (CGY 6 vs SAS 1) Shootout: Special Team Goals Scored (Both Teams): 9 shooters, Nov. 20/07 (CGY 4 at SC 3) 9, Jan. 25/09 (CGY 7 vs REG 4) Rowinski - GWG CGY 6PPG, REG 3PPG 2018/19 Bench View - 3 - INDIVIDUAL HIGHS & LOWS SINGLE GAME MOST MOST cont. Points: Powerplay Assists: 7, Cody Sylvester (1g, 6a) Mar. 5/13 (CGY 9 at SAS 5) 4, Alex Plante, Jan. 3/07 (CGY 6 vs PA 2) Points in a Period: Shorthanded Goals Scored: 6, Kris Beech (3g, 3a) Jan. 29/00 (CGY 9 at POR 4) 2-3X, Last: Brodie Dupont, Nov. 26/06 (CGY 5 at POR 1) Goals: Shorthanded Points: 5, Pavel Brendl, Nov. 11/00 (CGY 8 vs PA 2) 2-11X, Last: Ryan White, Jan.
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