2014-2015 Moose Jaw Warriors Schedule

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2014-2015 Moose Jaw Warriors Schedule 2014 PRE SEASON SCHEDULE DECEMBER 2014 DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT 26-Aug v Swift Current 05-Dec @ Red Deer 28-Aug @ Regina 06-Dec @ Edmonton 05-Sep @ Swift Current 07-Dec @ Calgary 06-Sep v Swift Current 10-Dec v Brandon 12-Sep @ Brandon 12-Dec @ Saskatoon 14-Sep v Brandon, 4pm 13-Dec v Red Deer 16-Dec v Lethbridge 2014-2015 REGULAR SEASON 17-Dec @ Prince Albert SEPTEMBER 2014 27-Dec v Brandon DATE OPPONENT 28-Dec @ Brandon 19-Sep @ Swift Current 31-Dec v Regina 20-Sep v Swift Current 26-Sep v Regina JANUARY 2015 27-Sep v Saskatoon DATE OPPONENT 02-Jan @ Regina OCTOBER 2014 03-Jan v Prince Albert DATE OPPONENT 06-Jan v Calgary 02-Oct v Red Deer 07-Jan @ Prince Albert 03-Oct @ Prince Albert 09-Jan v Everett 04-Oct v Tri City 10-Jan v Edmonton 09-Oct v Kootenay 14-Jan v Kootenay 15-Oct v Prince Albert 16-Jan @Swift Current 17-Oct v Portland 17-Jan v Lethbridge 18-Oct @ Swift Current 23-Jan @ Regina 24-Oct @ Medicine Hat 24-Jan @ Saskatoon 25-Oct @ Red Deer 30-Jan @ Brandon 26-Oct @ Edmonton 31-Jan v Brandon 28-Oct @ Saskatoon 31-Oct v Prince Albert FEBRUARY 2015 DATE OPPONENT NOVEMBER 2014 04-Feb v Prince Albert DATE OPPONENT 06-Feb v Spokane 01-Nov v Calgary 11-Feb @ Lethbridge 07-Nov v Medicine Hat 13-Feb @ Kootenay 08-Nov @Medicine Hat 14-Feb @ Kelowna 12-Nov v Seattle 17-Feb @ Victoria, 12pm 14-Nov @ Prince Albert 18-Feb @ Vancouver 19-Nov v Edmonton 20-Feb @ Kamloops 21-Nov @Calgary 21-Feb @ Prince George 22-Nov @ Lethbridge 27-Feb v Saskatoon 23-Nov @Kootenay 28-Feb v Regina 26-Nov @ Saskatoon 29-Nov v Saskatoon MARCH 2015 DATE OPPONENT 01-Mar @ Regina 04-Mar v Medicine Hat 06-Mar v Swift Current 07-Mar v Saskatoon 10-Mar @ Brandon 13-Mar v Regina 14-Mar @ Regina 17-Mar v Swift Current 20-Mar v Brandon 21-Mar @ Brandon.

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The Story Coming in the Medicine Hat Tigers Were Bested 4-0 by The
The Story Coming In The Medicine Hat Tigers were bested 4-0 by the Brandon Wheat Kings on Tuesday night and they will look to return to their winning ways tonight when they host the Moose Jaw Warriors. The Orange and Black are 14-7-1-0 overall and 6-2-1-0 at home. Medicine Hat is led by veteran forwards Captain James Hamblin with 33 points (14G, 19A) and Brett Kemp with 24 points (6G, 18A). After tonight’s battle with the Warriors, the Tabbies will host the Prince Albert Raiders on Saturday. Tigers vs. Warriors For the first time this season the Tigers will faceoff against the Warriors. Last year, these two hockey clubs met four times and the Tabbies boasted a 1-2-0-1 record against the Warriors with their only win coming December 5th, 2018, in overtime. Over the past five years Medicine Hat is 4- 6-1-1 overall against Moose Jaw and 2-3-0-1 when playing at home. The Tigers and the Warriors will meet again next Friday in Moose Jaw. View from Moose Jaw The Moose Jaw Warriors lost 4-0 to the Saskatoon Blades on Sunday and they will be looking to rebound tonight in Medicine Hat. The Warriors are 9-9-1-0 so far this season and they are led by 2021 NHL Draft Eligible Ryder Korczak with 29 points (8G, 21A) in 19 games played and 2019 Anaheim Ducks draft pick Brayden Tracey with 22 points (10G, 12A) in 12 games played. After tonight the Warriors will return to Mosaic Place to host the Calgary Hitmen on Saturday night.
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Now a Current Assistant Coach of the WHL's Lethbridge
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2021 Moose Jaw Warriors Player Logs: Game 1 - 10
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In the Very Beginning
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JR Condors Alumni Spotlight.Pub
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WHL Bantam Draft(1)
Past Pee Wee Classic players drafted in WHL Bantam draft 2002 WHL Bantam Draft Jordan Kaczmer 2001 Balgonie Stars Vancouver Giants Ryan Sawka 2000-01 Balgonie+ Fort Qu'Appelle Swift Current Broncos Tyler Dittmer 2001 Brandon Wheatkings Kamloops Blazers Tyler Plante 2000-01 Brandon Wheatkings Brandon Wheat Kings Dustin Colom 2001 Brandon Wheatkings Brandon Wheat Kings Raj Toor 2000 Burnaby Bruins Spokane Chiefs Jason Battertshill 2001 Calgary Crowfoot Crunch Moose Jaw Warriors Judd Blackwater 2001 Lethbridge Y's Men Lethbridge Hurricanes Daryl Boyle 2001 Lethbridge Y's Men Brandon Wheat Kings Jerrid Sauer 2001 Medicine Hat Royals Swift Current Broncos Kevin Undershute 2000-01 Medicine Hat Royals Brandon Wheat Kings Kent Morrison 2001 Moose Jaw Warriors Medicine Hat Tigers Myles Masse 2000-01 Regina Flyers Kelowna Rockets Jordan Morgan 2000-01 Regina Hawks Kootenay Ice Ryan Bender 2000-01 Regina Kings Kamloops Blazers Kyle Kvisle 2000-01 Regina Kings Red Deer Rebels Kealin Wong 2001 Regina Sharks Prince George Cougars Matt Sawa 2000-01 Regina Stars Regina Pats Luke Brisbois 2000 Saskatoon Flyers Saskatoon Blades Dave Falk 2001 Saskatoon Raiders Tri-City Americans Dylan Thornton 2001 Saskatoon Raiders Saskatoon Blades Tanner Gillies 2000-01 Swift Current Broncos Moose Jaw Warriors R.J. LaRochelle 2000-01 Swift Current Broncos Lethbridge Hurricanes Devin Setoguchi 2001 Taber Golden Suns Saskatoon Blades Jason Gray 2000 Wpg APHA Rangers Calgary Hitmen Justin Scott 2001 Yorkton Terriers Moose Jaw Warriors 2003 WHL Bantam Draft Justin McCrae
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It’s WHL Jersey Contest time! Next May one of your clients could be heading on an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Red Deer, Alberta, to attend two games of the MasterCard Memorial Cup. The Western Hockey League jersey contest will be back in participating brokerages in western Canada this winter. Purchase and award a WHL jersey as a prize, and your jersey winner will be eligible for the province-wide draw for the trip to Red Deer. One trip for two will be awarded in each of the four western provinces. Red Deer’s party preparations have already begun. The 2016 event will be the first MasterCard Memorial Cup in Alberta in more than 40 years. It will mark the 25th anniversary of the Red Deer Rebels franchise, the 50th anniversary of the Western Hockey League, and the 98th year that the prestigious Canadian Hockey League championship has been held. The jersey contest is just one component of the western broker associations’ WHL sponsorship, which also includes: . The Insurance Goal of the Game – During WHL regular-season games, insurance goals are announced to fans as “Brought to you by the insurance brokers of western Canada.” Scoring highlights are updated weekly on www.whl.ca. The Player Safety Program – Thanks to additional support from Wawanesa Insurance, brokers are also sponsoring an equipment-safety manual and series of training videos. You can pass these training aids on to coaches and parents in your community. How to participate: 1) Purchase an official jersey of your favourite WHL team (order form on reverse).
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