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Ame 5 2020-21 Schedule At PROUD AHL AFFILIATE 5 GAME 2020-21 SCHEDULE AT FEBRUARY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 21 Toronto Marlies L, 7-1 23 Toronto Marlies L, 5-1 24 Toronto Marlies W, 4-2 26 Toronto Marlies W, 8-1 STOCKTON HEAT at BELLEVILLE SENATORS Wednesday, March 3, 2021 // 5:00 p.m. MST MARCH AHL Game No. 411 // Canadian Tire Centre // Ottawa, Ontario DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 3 @Belleville Senators 5:00 pm TONIGHT’S MATCHUP 5 @Toronto Marlies 5:00 p.m. HEAT SENATORS 6 @Toronto Marlies 1:00 p.m. 2-2-0-0 (.500; 3rd Canadian) RECORD 1-3-0-0 (.250; 5th Canadian) 8 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. 0-0-0-0 HEAD-TO-HEAD 0-0-0-0 10 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. 6-for-13 (46.2%; 1st) POWER PLAY 1-for-12 (8.3%; 27th) 11 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. 10-for-12 (83.3%; 8th) PENALTY KILL 10-for-13 (76.9%; 24th) 13 @Manitoba Moose 1:00 p.m. Ruzicka (6) POINT LEADER Shaw (3) 18 Laval Rocket 6:00 p.m. Ruzicka (4) GOAL LEADER Shaw (2) Wolf (3.24) GAA LEADER Gustavsson (1.00) 20 Laval Rocket 2:00 p.m. Wolf (.895) SVP LEADER Gustavsson (.962) 21 Laval Rocket 2:00 p.m. Wolf (1) WIN LEADER Gustavsson (1) 23 Laval Rocket 6:00 p.m. 26 @Belleville Senators 5:00 p.m. RUZICKA ON A ROLL 27 @Belleville Senators 1:00 p.m. Second-year center Adam Ruzicka is on a roll, coming into the road trip with back- 29 @Toronto Marlies 5:00 p.m. to-back, three-point nights. Ruzicka, who has potted a pair in each of Stockton’s 31 @Toronto Marlies 5:00 p.m. last two contests, is the first Heat player with consecutive three-point outings since Austin Czarnik last season on February 1 and 8. APRIL DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT POWER SURGE 2 @Laval Rocket 5:00 p.m. Stockton’s power play is on fire, helping to lift the offense in the two-game win streak 4 @Laval Rocket 11:00 a.m. to the tune of five scores on nine chances over the last 120 minutes of hockey. The Heat finished tops in the AHL a year ago on the man-advantage while clicking at 6 @Laval Rocket 5:00 p.m. 25.6-percent. 14 Belleville Senators 5:00 p.m. 15 Belleville Senators 5:00 p.m. IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILLY-DELPHIA 17 Belleville Senators 2:00 p.m. Matthew Phillips has also strung together impressive outings, assisting three of 22 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. Ruzicka’s four markers while adding a goal of his own in Friday’s series finale against 24 @Manitoba Moose 12:00 p.m. the Toronto Marlies. Phillips earned AHL All-Star recognition a year ago and finished 26 @Manitoba Moose 12:00 p.m. the year with 33 points in 38 games. 27 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. 29 @Manitoba Moose 3:00 p.m. ANYTHING IS POSP-IBLE Martin Pospisil had a busy day on the score sheet the last time the Heat hit the ice, finishing the game with a goal, a pair of assists and a fight – the first Gordie Howe hat trick for Stockton since October 12, 2018. It was Pospisil’s third career multi- DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE point outing, first with three points. HOME GAMES IN BOLD ALL TIMES MST ROOKIES LIGHT THE LAMP Rookies Emilio Pettersen and Mark Simpson lit the lamp for the first time in their respective pro careers in Friday’s win, with Pettersen getting the scoring started and Simpson adding two goals, including the game-winner, en route to the 8-1 win over Toronto. MEDIA INQUIRIES: BRANDON WEISS, [email protected] STOCKTON HEAT HOCKEY CLUB 2020-21 GAME BY GAME Gm. Date Opponent Result Record GF-GA Heat Scorers GWG PP PK SF-SA W/L Goalies Att. 1 2/21/21 Toronto L 0-1-0-0 1-7 39 TOR18 1-2 0-2 32-30 D’Agostini/Wolf 0 2 2/23/21 Toronto L 0-2-0-0 1-5 20 TOR28 0-2 2-2 31-25 D’Agostini/Sparks 0 3 2/24/21 Toronto W 1-2-0-0 4-2 8,29,6,29 STK6 2-4 6-6 28-38 Wolf/D’Agostini 0 4 2/26/21 Toronto W 2-2-0-0 8-1 46,16,29,39,29,16,24,11 STK16 3-5 2-2 29-27 Wolf/D’Agostini 0 5 3/3/21 @Belleville 6 3/5/21 @Toronto 7 3/6/21 @Toronto 8 3/8/21 @Manitoba 9 3/10/21 @Manitoba 10 3/11/21 @Manitoba 11 3/13/21 @Manitoba 12 3/18/21 Laval 13 3/20/21 Laval 14 3/21/21 Laval 15 3/23/21 Laval 16 3/26/21 @Belleville 17 3/27/21 @Belleville 18 3/29/21 @Toronto 19 3/31/21 @Toronto 20 4/2/21 @Laval 21 4/4/21 @Laval 22 4/6/21 @Laval 23 4/14/21 Belleville 24 4/15/21 Belleville 25 4/17/21 Belleville 26 4/22/21 @Manitoba 27 4/24/21 @Manitoba 28 4/26/21 @Manitoba 29 4/27/21 @Manitoba 30 4/29/21 @Manitoba STOCKTONHEAT.COM PROUD AHL AFFILIATE HEAT ROSTER No. Name Ht Wt Pos. S/C Born Contract Draft Hometown 1 Louis Domingue 6-3 209 G R 3-6-92 NHL PHX-2010-5-138 St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada 2 Connor Mackey 6-2 190 D L 9-12-96 NHL Undrafted Tower Lakes, Illinois, USA 3 Greg Moro 6-4 207 D R 10-1-95 AHL Undrafted Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 5 Colton Poolman 6-0 201 D L 12-18-95 NHL Undrafted East Grand Forks, Minnesota, USA 6 Alex Petrovic 6-4 208 D R 3-3-92 NHL FLA-2010-2-36 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 7 Noah King 6-4 214 D L 7-2-99 AHL Undrafted Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 8 Zac Leslie 6-0 185 D L 1-31-94 AHL LAK-2013-6-178 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 11 Matthew Phillips 5-7 155 RW R 4-6-98 NHL CGY-2016-6-166 Calgary, Alberta, Canada 14 C.J. Lerby 5-11 181 D L 7-7-97 NHL Undrafted Malmö, Sweden 16 Mark Simpson 6-5 207 C L 4-24-95 AHL Undrafted Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada 17 Dmitry Zavgorodniy 5-9 178 RW R 8-11-00 NHL CGY-2018-7-198 Omsk, Russia 20 Alex Gallant 6-0 185 LW L 12-8-92 AHL Undrafted Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada 22 Giorgio Estephan 6-0 196 RW R 2-3-97 PTO BUF-2015-6-152 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 23 Justin Kirkland 6-3 200 LW L 8-2-96 NHL NSH-2014-3-62 Camrose, Alberta, Canada 24 Martin Pospisil 6-2 180 LW L 11-19-99 NHL CGY-2018-4-105 Zvolen, Slovakia 25 Eetu Tuulola 6-3 220 RW R 3-17-98 NHL CGY-2016-6-156 Hämeenlinna, Sweden 29 Adam Ruzicka 6-4 220 C L 5-11-99 NHL CGY-2017-4-109 Bratislava, Slovakia 30 Hayden Lavigne 6-3 220 G L 4-7-96 PTO Undrafted Brampton, Ontario, Canada 31 Andrew Shortridge 6-3 185 G L 4/26/95 AHL Undrafted Anchorage, Alaska, USA 32 Dustin Wolf 6-0 167 G L 4-16-01 NHL CGY-2019-7-214 Gilroy, California, USA 33 Adam Evanoff 6-0 195 G R 8-16-00 ATO Undrafted Penticton, British Columbia, Canada 39 Luke Philp 5-10 180 C R 11-6-95 NHL Undrafted Canmore, Alberta, Canada 40 Garret Sparks 6-3 201 G L 6-28-93 AHL TOR-2011-7-190 Elmhurst, Illinois. USA 41 Rory Kerins 5-11 185 C L 4-12-02 ATO CGY-2020-6-174 Caledon, Ontario, Canada 42 Rob Hamilton 6-0 195 D L 3-31-94 AHL Undrafted Calgary, Alberta, Canada 43 Koletrane Wilson 6-3 230 D R 9-1-99 AHL Undrafted Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 44 Colton Beck 5-11 190 LW L 6-10-90 PTO Undrafted Langley, British Columbia, Canada 45 Alexander Yelesin 6-0 195 D R 2-7-96 NHL Undrafted Yaroslavl, Russia 46 Emilio Pettersen 5-10 185 LW L 4-3-00 NHL CGY-2018-6-167 Manglerud, Norway 47 Connor Zary 6-0 183 C L 9-25-01 NHL CGY-2020-1-24 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada HEAT ORGANIZATION Owners ...................N. Murray Edwards, Alvin G. Libin, Allan P. Markin Strength & Conditioning Coach ..........................................Rick Davis Jeff McCaig Head Athletic Trainer .................................................Bryan Erspamer GM ....................................................................................... Brad Pascall Head Equipment Manager ............................................ Peter Bureaux Head Coach .......................................................................Cail MacLean Video Analyst & Team Services ...................................Chris Demczuk Assistant Coaches ......................................Joe Cirella, Domenic Pittis Communications ..........................................................Brandon Weiss Goalie Development Coach ..........................................Thomas Speer Broadcast ................................................................................. Rob Kerr pro-NUN-see-AY-shun GUY-d # Name Pronunciation # Name Pronunciation 1 Louis Domingue LEW-ee doe-MING 30 Hayden Lavigne HAY-din luh-VEEN 2 Connor Mackey CONN-ur MACK-ee 31 Andrew Shortridge ANN-drew SHORT-ridj 3 Greg Moro GREG MOR-oh 33 Adam Evanoff ADD-um EE-vuh-noff 5 Colton Poolman COOL-ton PUHL-man 39 Luke Philp LEWK FILP 6 Alex Petrovic AL-ix PEH-troe-vic 40 Garret Sparks GAIR-it SPARKS 7 Noah King NOE-ah KING 41 Rory Kerins ROR-ee CAIR-ins 8 Zac Leslie ZAK LEZ-lee 42 Rob Hamilton ROB HAM-uhl-ton 11 Matthew Phillips MATH-yew FILL-ips 43 Koletrane Wilson COOL-trane WILL-son 14 C.J.
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