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Prince Albert Raiders Roster and Statistics Prince Albert Raiders Roster and Statistics # FORWARDS POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT Name Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM 22 Braid, Chance LW 6'1" 206 Chauvin, AB Sept 26/94 Eligible 2014 29 Leon Draisaitl C 43 19 41 60 -2 20 15 Brooks, Calder LW 6' 185 Emeral Park, SK Aug. 26.94 Eligible 2014 10 Josh Morrissey D 38 17 28 45 6 41 14 Conroy, Dakota RW 6'1" 181 Edmonton, AB July 22/94 Eligible 2014 24 Collin Valcourt LW 50 16 28 44 -1 69 20 Danyluk, Shane C 5'11" 195 Salmon Arm, BC Jan 14/94 Eligible 2014 19 Reid Gardiner C 49 20 18 38 5 26 29 Draisaitl, Leon C 6'1 209 Cologne, Germany Oct 27/95 Eligible 2014 14 Dakota Conroy RW 45 20 15 35 -13 16 19 Gardiner, Reid RW 5'11" 185 Humboldt, SK Jan 19/96 Eligible 2014 7 Sawyer Lange D 50 4 30 34 -14 20 21 Gennaro, Matteo* C 6'2" 179 St. Albert, AB March 30/97 Eligible 2015 18 Jayden Hart C 46 12 21 33 -13 59 18 Hart, Jayden C 6'2" 209 Spruce Grove, AB Dec 14/94 Eligible 2014 6 Graeme Craig D 54 4 22 26 -17 63 8 Leverton, Craig LW 5'10" 194 Dedben, SK Jan 2/95 Eligible 2014 15 Calder Brooks LW 46 10 14 24 2 10 25 Perreaux, Carson LW 6'3" 194 Brandon, MB Dec 28/94 Eligible 2014 25 Carson Perreaux LW 51 14 7 21 -14 28 28 Quinney, Gage* LW 6' 181 Las Vegas, NV July 29/95 Eligible 2014 21 Matteo Gennaro C 41 5 9 14 -3 14 24 Valcourt, Collin LW 6'2" 216 Red Deer, AB March 18/93 Free Agent 22 Chance Braid LW 51 5 9 14 -14 68 16 Vanstone, Tim RW 6' 202 Swift Current, SK March 13/96 Eligible 2014 20 Shane Danyluk C 50 2 12 14 -11 27 27 Zaharichuk, Darcy* LW/C 6' 174 Sherwood Park, AB Aug. 12/96 Eligible 2014 28 Gage Quinney LW 39 6 7 13 12 5 # DEFENCE POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT 2 Ryan Coghlan D 47 5 7 12 -7 29 5 Andrlik, Tomas* D 5'11.5" 182 Plzen, Czech Rep. Oct 6/95 Eligible 2014 5 Tomas Andrlik D 50 1 11 12 -2 36 2 Coghlan, Ryan D 6' 234 Nanaimo, BC Oct 31/95 Eligible 2014 16 Tim Vanstone C 46 4 7 11 -5 35 4 Guhle, Brendan* D 6'2" 178 Sherwood Park, AB July 29/97 Eligible 2015 42 7 1 8 0 12 6 Craig, Graeme D 6'5" 205 Red Deer, AB May 3/93 Free Agent 27 Darcy Zaharichuk LW 7 Lange, Sawyer D 6' 193 Prince Albert, SK April 22/94 Eligible 2014 8 Craig Leverton LW 35 4 4 8 -12 20 10 Morrissey, Josh D 6' 180 Calgary, AB March 28/95 Winnipeg '13 4 Brendan Guhle D 36 0 7 7 -7 21 3 Stewart, Mackenze* D 6'5" 237 Calgary, AB Aug 10/95 Eligible 2014 3 Mackenze Stewart D 34 3 2 5 -1 34 # GOALTENDERS POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT 38 Cheveldave, Cole G 5'10" 169 Calgary, AB June 8/93 Free Agent 33 McBride, Nick* G 6'3.5" 176 Maple Ridge, BC Jan 11/97 Eligible 2015 Name GP GAA W L OTL SOL SV % 38 Cole Cheveldave 40 3.35 18 18 2 0 .896 33 Nick McBride 16 2.98 5 6 0 1 .908 Swift Current Broncos Roster and Statistics NO. FORWARDS POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT Name Pos GP G A PTS +/- PIM 10 Cave, Colby C 6' 187 North Battleford, SK Dec. 26/94 Eligible 2014 21 Graham Black C 50 26 42 68 19 37 12 Merkley, Jay C 5'11" 195 Calgary, AB May 27/95 Eligible 2014 18 Nathan Burns C 52 20 37 57 8 44 13 Leth, Cavin* C 6' 171 Taber, AB Apr. 11/96 Eligible 2014 10 Colby Cave C 53 24 31 55 23 18 14 Maguire, Geordie LW 6' 175 Winnipeg, MB Apr. 17/95 Eligible 2014 28 Coda Gordon LW 40 19 32 51 16 22 15 Gawdin, Glenn* C 6'1" 181 Richmond, BC Mar. 25/97 Eligible 2015 12 Jay Merkley C 53 22 25 47 8 12 16 Johnson, Andrew C 5'9" 182 Saskatoon, SK Oct. 15/94 Eligible 2014 6 Julius Honka D 43 12 30 42 11 34 18 Burns, Nathan C 6'2" 175 Edmonton, AB July 15/93 Free Agent 51 5 26 31 21 47 19 DeBrusk, Jake* LW 5'11" 167 Edmonton, AB Oct. 17/96 Eligible 2015 2 Dillon Heatherington D 21 Black, Graham C 6' 184 Regina, SK Apr. 13/93 NJ-12 5 Brycen Martin D 53 4 23 27 -8 34 23 Odgers, Dakota* C 5'11" 187 Spy Hill, SK Apr 1/96 Eligible 2014 19 Jake DeBrusk LW 53 9 12 21 0 12 25 Mackay, Zac C 5'9" 159 Swift Current, SK Apr. 6/95 Eligible 2014 4 Brett Lernout D 53 6 13 19 7 82 28 Gordon, Coda LW 6'1" 181 Cochrane, AB Aug. 4/94 CGY-12 15 Glenn Gawdin C 47 7 11 18 0 19 29 LeSann, Tanner C 6' 168 Yorkton, SK Feb. 15/95 Eligible 2014 14 Geordie Maguire LW 33 8 7 15 -1 20 36 Spagrud, Justin LW 6' 180 Gull Lake, SK July 17/95 Eligible 2014 16 Andrew Johnson C 53 5 10 15 -1 56 NO. DEFENCEMEN POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT 25 Zac Mackay C 53 9 5 14 -1 60 2 Heatherington, Dillon D 6'4" 206 Calgary, AB May 9/95 CBJ-13 29 Tanner LeSann C 38 6 6 12 2 83 3 Harris, Jordan* D 6' 196 Prince Albert, SK Apr. 12/96 Eligible 2014 27 Bobby Zinkan D 50 2 2 4 10 57 4 Lernout, Brett D 6'4" 205 Winnipeg, MB Sept. 24/95 Eligible 2014 3 Jordan Harris D 33 1 3 4 4 23 5 Martin, Brycen D 6'2" 185 Calgary, AB May 9/96 Eligible 2014 13 Cavin Leth C 35 2 1 3 1 40 6 Honka, Julius* D 5'11" 175 Jyvӓskylӓ, Finland Dec. 3/95 Eligible 2014 23 Dakota Odgers C 24 1 2 3 -1 39 7 Shmoorkoff, Stephen D 6' 197 Edmonton, AB Oct. 12/94 Eligible 2014 24 Bevan, Cole* D 6' 204 Cloverdale, BC Aug. 23/96 Eligible 2014 7 Stephen Shmoorkoff D 39 0 2 2 -1 52 27 Zinkan, Bobby D 5'10" 185 Calgary, AB Feb. 6/95 Eligible 2014 24 Cole Bevan D 15 0 1 1 -3 9 36 Justin Spagrud LW 31 0 0 0 -1 17 GOALTEND- NO. ERS POS HT WT HOMETOWN D.O.B DRAFT 30 Bow, Landon* G 6'4" 225 St. Albert, AB Aug. 24/95 Eligible 2014 41 Laurikainen, Eetu G 6' 185 Jyvӓskylӓ, Finland Feb. 1/93 Free Agent Name GP GAA W L OTL SOL SV % 41 Eetu Laurikainen 38 2.65 17 14 0 5 .924 30 Landon Bow 20 3.03 9 5 2 1 .904 Prince Albert Raiders Game Notes RAIDER REVIEW: The Raiders scored first but fell for the second straight game, ending up on the wrong side of a 4-1 decision in Kootenay on Friday night. 19-year-old winger Dakota Conroy opened the scoring late in the second period, but the Ice tied the score under a minute later. Kootenay got the go-ahead goal to start the third and hit the empty Raiders net late in the game. They added extra insurance with 45 seconds to play to seal the deal. 20-year-old goaltender Cole Cheveldave stopped 29 of 32 shots faced in a losing cause. VS THE BRONCOS: The Raiders have a 2-3-1-0 record against their rivals from Swift Current this season, scoring a 3-2 shootout victory in the last meeting between the two clubs on January 24th in Swift Current. 18-year-old defenceman Josh Morrissey leads Raiders skaters with 4 points in the season series, while 16-year-old centre Matteo Gennaro has a team-high plus-3 rating. The Broncos and Raids will conclude their season series on February 17th in Swift Current. BLUELINE BLASTING: 18-year-old defensemen Josh Morrissey has taken over the goal scoring lead by defenceman on the WHL this season, with 17 goals. Morrissey’s 17 goals this season are tied for 4th by a defenceman in one campaign in Raiders history. He is currently tied with Dean Kolstad and Nick Schultz, one goal behind Dave VanDrunen’s season best of 18 and 2 behind Mark Adelan’s total of 19. Emanuel Viveiros hold the record with 22 in 1985-1986. CONSISTENCY IS KEY: 18-year-old centre Leon Draisaitl has recorded a point in all but 7 of his 43 games played this season, including a team-high 12 game consecutive point streak. A CLOSE RACE: 17-year-old forward Reid Gardiner and 19-year-old right-winger Dakota Conroy are tied for the team lead in goals with 20 apiece, just one ahead 18-year-old centre Leon Draisaitl while 18-year-old defenceman Josh Morrissey sits 3 back with a total of 17. RAIDERS RANKED: 18-year-old centre Leon Draisaitl has been ranked 2nd among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting Service’s recent Midterm rankings for the 2014 NHL Draft, making him the highest ranked player in the WHL.
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