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2017 WHL Pre-Season Schedule Letter Home Visitor Date Time 2017 WHL Pre-season Schedule 6/13/2017 Letter Home Visitor Date Time Timezone Venue 1 P Moose Jaw Swift Current 8/29/2017 19:00 MT Mosaic Place - Moose Jaw, SK 2 P Swift Current Moose Jaw 8/31/2017 15:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK Regina Tournament 3 P Regina Saskatoon 8/31/2017 19:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK Regina Tournament 4 P Seattle Vancouver 9/1/2017 11:30 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 5 P Prince George Edmonton 9/1/2017 15:00 MT Enmax Centrium - Red Deer, AB Red Deer Tournament 6 P Swift Current Saskatoon 9/1/2017 15:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK Regina Tournament 7 P Portland Spokane 9/1/2017 15:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 8 P Lethbridge Medicine Hat 9/1/2017 19:00 MT Nic Sheran Arena - Lethbridge, AB 9 P Red Deer Calgary 9/1/2017 19:00 MT Enmax Centrium - Red Deer, AB Red Deer Tournament 10 P Everett Tri-City 9/1/2017 19:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 11 P Kamloops Victoria 9/1/2017 19:00 PT Sandman Centre - Kamloops, BC 12 P Tri-City Portland 9/2/2017 11:30 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 13 P Prince George Calgary 9/2/2017 15:00 MT Enmax Centrium - Red Deer, AB Red Deer Tournament 14 P Spokane Vancouver 9/2/2017 15:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 15 P Red Deer Edmonton 9/2/2017 19:00 MT Enmax Centrium - Red Deer, AB Red Deer Tournament 16 P Regina Moose Jaw 9/2/2017 19:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK Regina Tournament 17 P Medicine Hat Lethbridge 9/2/2017 19:30 MT Taber, AB 18 P Everett Seattle 9/2/2017 19:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 19 P Kelowna Victoria 9/2/2017 19:05 PT Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC 20 P Vancouver Tri-City 9/3/2017 11:30 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 21 P Prince Albert Saskatoon 9/3/2017 13:00 MT Art Hauser Centre - Prince Albert, SK 22 P Seattle Spokane 9/3/2017 15:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 23 P Kelowna Kamloops 9/3/2017 17:05 PT Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC 24 P Everett Portland 9/3/2017 19:00 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA Everett Tournament 25 P Spokane Portland 9/7/2017 15:00 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 26 P Tri-City Kootenay 9/7/2017 19:05 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 27 P Kootenay Portland 9/8/2017 11:00 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 28 P Seattle Spokane 9/8/2017 15:00 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 29 P Brandon Regina 9/8/2017 19:30 CST Westman Place - Brandon, MB 30 P Lethbridge Swift Current 9/8/2017 19:00 MT Enmax Centre - Lethbridge, AB 31 P Prince Albert Saskatoon 9/8/2017 19:00 MT Art Hauser Centre - Prince Albert, SK 2017 WHL Pre-season Schedule 6/13/2017 Home Visitor Date Time Timezone Venue 32 P Medicine Hat Moose Jaw 9/8/2017 19:30 MT Canalta Centre - Medicine Hat, AB 33 P Vancouver Prince George 9/8/2017 19:00 PT Langley Events Centre - Langley, BC Vancouver Tournament 34 P Kelowna Kamloops 9/8/2017 19:05 PT Prospera Place - Kelowna, BC 35 P Tri-City Red Deer 9/8/2017 19:05 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 36 P Seattle Kootenay 9/9/2017 11:00 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 37 P Prince George Everett 9/9/2017 14:00 PT Langley Events Centre - Langley, BC Vancouver Tournament 38 P Portland Red Deer 9/9/2017 15:00 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 39 P Vancouver Victoria 9/9/2017 18:00 PT Langley Events Centre - Langley, BC Vancouver Tournament 40 P Calgary Edmonton 9/9/2017 19:00 MT To Be Determined 41 P Moose Jaw Medicine Hat 9/9/2017 19:00 MT Mosaic Place - Moose Jaw, SK 42 P Regina Brandon 9/9/2017 19:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK 43 P Saskatoon Prince Albert 9/9/2017 19:00 MT Warman, SK 44 P Kamloops Kelowna 9/9/2017 19:00 PT Sandman Centre - Kamloops, BC 45 P Tri-City Spokane 9/9/2017 19:05 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA Tri-City Tournament 46 P Victoria Prince George 9/10/2017 12:00 PT Langley Events Centre - Langley, BC Vancouver Tournament 47 P Edmonton Calgary 9/10/2017 16:00 MT Rogers Place - Edmonton, AB (Comm Arena) 48 P Vancouver Everett 9/10/2017 16:00 PT Langley Events Centre - Langley, BC Vancouver Tournament 49 P Swift Current Lethbridge 9/10/2017 19:00 MT Fairview Arena - Swift Current, SK 50 P Kootenay Tri-City 9/12/2017 19:05 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA 51 P Brandon Moose Jaw 9/15/2017 19:30 CST Westman Place - Brandon, MB 52 P Kootenay Lethbridge 9/15/2017 19:00 MT Crowsnest Pass, AB 53 P Medicine Hat Red Deer 9/15/2017 19:00 MT Drumheller, AB 54 P Regina Prince Albert 9/15/2017 19:00 MT Brandt Centre - Regina, SK 55 P Prince George Kamloops 9/15/2017 19:00 PT CN Centre - Prince George, BC 56 P Everett Seattle 9/15/2017 19:30 PT XFINITY Arena - Everett, WA 57 P Edmonton Saskatoon 9/16/2017 19:00 MT Rogers Place - Edmonton, AB (Comm Arena) 58 P Kootenay Calgary 9/16/2017 19:00 MT Crowsnest Pass, AB 59 P Moose Jaw Brandon 9/16/2017 19:00 MT Mosaic Place - Moose Jaw, SK 60 P Prince Albert Regina 9/16/2017 19:00 MT Art Hauser Centre - Prince Albert, SK 61 P Red Deer Medicine Hat 9/16/2017 19:00 MT Enmax Centrium - Red Deer, AB 62 P Seattle Everett 9/16/2017 19:00 PT ShoWare Center - Kent, WA 63 P Tri-City Spokane 9/16/2017 19:05 PT Toyota Center - Kennewick, WA.
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