Prince George Cougars - News - News 2004-05

Cougars Gear Up For NHL Entry Draft

Wed, 27 Jul 05 00:00:00 -0700

CALGARY, AB-The National Hockey League�s Central Scouting Service has released its final rankings of prospects for the upcoming 2005 entry draft.

Sidney Crosby, to no one�s surprise, tops the list of North American draft-eligible skaters, while three WHL skaters - Gilbert Brule (5), Kenndal McArdle (7), and Devin Setoguchi (10) - cracked the top 10.

Meanwhile, Carey Price of the Tri-City Americans tops the list of North American draft-eligible goaltenders while Brandon�s Tyler Plante - the 2004-05 WHL Rookie of the Year - and Kootenay Ice netminder Taylor Dakers both cracked the top ten, coming in at no. 3 and no. 8 respectively.

Here�s a look at how the WHL�s draft-eligible contingent placed in the final rankings:

North American Skaters:

(5). C - Gilbert Brule, Vancouver Giants
(7). LW - Kenndal McArdle, Moose Jaw Warriors
(10). RW - Devin Setoguchi, Saskatoon Blades
(16). D - Brendan Mikkelson, Portland Winter Hawks
(21). D - Scott Jackson, Seattle Thunderbirds
(22). D - Michael Sauer, Portland Winter Hawks
(28). C - Chris Durand, Seattle Thunderbirds
(29). C - Nicholas Drazenovic, Prince George Cougars

(33). C - Blair Jones, Moose Jaw Warriors
(37). D - Paul Kurceba, Red Deer Rebels
(53). D - Jeff May, Prince Albert Raiders

(61). D - Cody Franson, Vancouver Giants
(62). C - Wacey Rabbit, Saskatoon Blades
(67). D - Dalyn Flatt, Saskatoon Blades
(69). D - Dustin Kohn, Calgary Hitmen
(71). D - Raymond Macias, Kamloops Blazers
(77). C - Brodie Dupont, Calgary Hitmen
(81). C - Riley Merkley, Calgary Hitmen
(85). D - Bretton Stamler, Seattle Thunderbirds
(86). D - Mike Gauthier, Prince Albert Raiders
(90). C - Joe Barnes, Saskatoon Blades

(95). D - Kris Russell, Medicine Hat Tigers
(103). LW - Matt Kassian, Kamloops Blazers

(124). D - Sean Zimmerman, Spokane Chiefs
(128). LW - Blair Stengler, Prince George Cougars
(141). RW - J.D. Watt, Vancouver Giants
(146). LW - Colton Yellow Horn, Lethbridge Hurricanes

(152). C - Kyle Bailey, Portland Winter Hawks
(156). D - Myles Rumsey, Swift Current Broncos
(158). D - Kalvin Sagert, Kamloops Blazers
(170). D - John Flatters, Red Deer Rebels.

(185). D - Mark Louis, Brandon Wheat Kings
(189). LW - Troy Ofukany, Kelowna Rockets
(195). D - Jason Lynch, Spokane Chiefs
(207). D - Pierre-Paul Lamoureux, Red Deer Rebels

(222). D - Curtis Patterson, Regina Pats
(228). RW - Ryan Reaves, Brandon Wheat Kings
(238). C - Ryan Russell, Kootenay Ice

(241). D - Gord Baldwin, Medicine Hat Tigers
(242). C - Adam Hobson, Spokane Chiefs
(249). F - Brett Sutter, Kootenay Ice

North American Goaltenders:

(1). Carey Price, Tri-City Americans
(3). Tyler Plante, Brandon Wheat Kings
(8). Taylor Dakers, Kootenay Ice
(14). Real Cyr, Prince George Cougars
(17). Kristofer Westblom, Kelowna Rockets
(19). Joey Perricone, Moose Jaw Warriors
(21). David Reekie, Regina Pats
(28). Matt Keetley, Medicine Hat Tigers

Cats Acquire Russian Left Winger

Wed, 29 Jun 05 00:00:00 -0700

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- With the 66^th pick in the 2005 CHL Import Draft, the Prince George Cougars have acquired 18 year old left winger Alexandre Alexandrov (�Alex-Ann-Dray Alex-Ann-Drov�) of Neftekhimik, Russia.

The 6�0�, 185 lbs. Alexandrov skated in 56 games with his native Neftekhimik Youth and HC Senior team�s in 2004/05, recording 14 goals and 16 assists.

The Cougars are looking forward to welcoming both Fred Wikner and Alexandre Alexandrov to training camp in late August.

The Cougars will be releasing the 2005/2006 season schedule in early August.

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Cougars Add Swedish Winger

Wed, 29 Jun 05 00:00:00 -0700

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- With the 12^th pick in the 2005 CHL Import Draft, the Prince George Cougars have selected right winger Fred Wikner (�Wick-Nurr�) of Molndal, Sweden .Wikner, a 6�1�, 187 lbs., 6^th round selection of the Calgary Flames in 2004 (182^nd overall), suited up in 28 games with his native Frolunda Jr. last season, tallying 8 goals, 11 assists, and 36 PIM.

Wikner, born January 1, 1986, represented Sweden at the U-18 IIHF Championships in 2004, registering 4 assists in 6 games.

�Fred is an extremely aggressive winger. We are very pleased to acquire him, and feel that he will be able to step in right away and contribute on our top 2 lines�, states Cougars GM, Dallas Thompson.

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Rogers Receives Junior National Team Tryout

Thu, 09 Jun 05 00:00:00 -0700

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are proud to announce that left defenseman Andy Rogers has been selected to attend Canada�s National Junior Team Development Camp.

Rogers, a 6�5�, 206 lbs product of Calgary, AB, skated in 58 games with Calgary and Prince George last season, registering 2 goals, 9 assists, for 11 points. The 2004 1^st round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Lightning added 85 PIM�s during his 2004-05 campaign.

The 2005 National Junior Team Development Camp will be held in Whistler, BC, August 10-15, 2005. Vancouver, Kelowna and Kamloops, BC will host the 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship, December 26, 2005 � January 5, 2006.

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Wishart Earns U-18 Tryout

Wed, 08 Jun 05 00:00:00 -0700

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are proud to announce that left defenseman Ty Wishart has been selected to attend Canada�s National Under 18 Development Camp from July 30-August 5 in Kitchener, ON.

Wishart, a 6�5�, 189 lbs product of Comox, BC, skated in 58 games with the Cougars last season, registering 1 goal, 7 assists, and 41 PIM�s.

Canada will participate in two major international Under-18 events in 2005-2006 � one in August and another in April. Canada has participated in an August Under-18 Tournament in Europe since 1997, capturing gold at seven of the eight events, and winning gold last year.

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Cougar Picks: 1-13

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

Round 1:
(#3)- Dale Hunt, 01-04-90, right wing, Sanford, MB, 6-0, 185;

Round 2:
(#24)- Matthew Belich, 01-09-90, right wing, Red Deer, AB, 5-10, 155;

Round 3:
(#44)- Trevor Bauer , 05-09-90, defense, Torrington, AB, 6-2, 160;

Round 4:
(#64)-Brad Anderson, 03-21-90, goalie, Langley, BC, 6-2, 185;

Round 5:
no selection

Round 6:
(#112; via Red Deer)-Taylor Stefishen, 08-15-90, left wing, North Vancouver, BC, 5-9, 145;

Round 7:
(#127; via Tri-City) � Terrence Jorgenson, 09-25-90, left wing, Canora, SK, 6-2, 185;

Round 8:
(#144) � Mitchell Stretch, 03-01-90, defense, Saskatoon, SK, 6-0, 145;

Round 9:
(#164)- Tyson McCarty, 02-17-90, forward, Saskatoon, SK, 6-1, 155;

Round 10:
(#184)- Nick Bell, 02-02-90, defense, Innisfail, AB, 5-9, 145;

Round 11:
(#204)- Luke Lavoie, 04-04-90, centre, Starbuck, MB, 5-9, 150;

Round 12:
(#224)- Cameron McWilliam, 10-10-90, left wing, Vancouver, BC, 6-1, 175

Round 13:
(#244)- Joel Danyluk, 07-08-90, goalie, Yorkton, SK, 5�10, 165

Cougars Land 6th, 7th, and 8th Round Prospects

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

Due to a January 9, 2005 trade with Spokane, that saw overager Danny Lapointe shipped to the Chiefs, the 6th Round 112th overall pick, originally held by Red Deer, has yielded Taylor Stefishen. Stefishen, a 5�9�, 145 lb forward, hails from North Vancouver, BC.

With the 127th overall pick in the 7th round, the Prince George Cougars, via Tri-Cities acquisition of Nick Olynyk in 2004, have landed 6�2, 185 lbs defenseman, Terrence Jorgenson. Jorgenson, is a product of Canora, SK.

Round 8 selection: (#144) � Mitchell Stretch, 03-01-90, defense, Saskatoon, SK. 6�0, 145.

Cats Make 4th Round Move

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars, with their 4th Round Selection (#64th overall), have selected goalie Brad Anderson. Anderson at 6�2�, 185 lbs. was born March 21, 1990. A native of Langley, BC, Anderson played last season with the Langley Eagles.

The Cougars will not make any selections in Round 5. Brandon acquired the �Cats� 5th Round 2005 Bantam pick when Prince George dealt defenseman Steven Later to the Wheat Kings back on January 8, 2004.

Selection continues in Round 6, as Prince George is set to select 112th overall�stay tuned.

Round 3 Action

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

Draft Day action continues� 3rd Round action saw the �Cats� attain defenseman Trevor Bauer. The 6�2�, 160 lbs, product of Torrington, AB. and born May 9, 1990 was selected 44th overall. Trevor played for the Red Deer Rebels Bantam AAA.

Cougars Secure 2nd Round Pick

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

With the 24th overall pick in the 2005 WHL Bantam Draft, the Prince George Cougars have selected right winger Matthew Belich. The Red Deer, AB. product, was born January 9, 1990.

Cougars Select Hunt 3rd Overall

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

With the 3rd overall pick in the 2005 WHL Bantam Draft, the Prince George Cougars have selected right winger Dale Hunt. Hunt, a 6�0�, 185 lbs. product of Sanford, MB, registered 75 goals, 89 helpers, and 91 PIM�s with the MacDonald Lightning of the AAA Manitoba Bantam League last season.

�Dale is highly skilled forward and he was a leader on his team this year,� states Cougars GM, Dallas Thompson. �We are proud to select him; he is a terrific addition to our organization.�

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE ANNOUNCES 2004-05 ANNUAL AWARD WINNERS

Thu, 05 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

Calgary - The Western Hockey League today announced the 2004-05 Winners of the Annual Year End Awards for the WHL at a Luncheon held in Calgary.

Player of the Year, Four Broncos Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Eric Fehr (Winkler, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings

RUNNER-UP
Nigel Dawes (Winnipeg, MB), Kootenay Ice

Rookie of the Year, Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Tyler Plante (Brandon, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings

RUNNER-UP
Derek Ryan (Spokane, WA), Spokane Chiefs

Goaltender of the Year, Del Wilson Trophy
WINNER
Jeff Glass (Cochrane, AB), Kootenay Ice

RUNNER-UP
Aaron Sorochan (Edmonton, AB), Lethbridge Hurricanes

Defenceman of the Year, Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Dion Phaneuf (Edmonton, AB), Red Deer Rebels

RUNNER-UP
Shea Weber (Sicamous, BC), Kelowna Rockets

Scholastic Player of the Year, Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy
WINNER
Gilbert Brule (North Vancouver, BC), Vancouver Giants

RUNNER-UP
Kenndal McArdle (Burnaby, BC), Moose Jaw Warriors

Scholastic Team of the Year
WINNER
Vancouver Giants

Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year, Brad Hornung Trophy
WINNER
Kris Russell (Caroline, AB), Medicine Hat Tigers

RUNNER-UP
Aaron Gagnon (Armstrong, BC), Seattle Thunderbirds

Humanitarian of the Year, Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Colin Fraser (Surrey, BC) Red Deer Rebels

RUNNER-UP
Tyler Metcalfe (Headingley, MB) Seattle Thunderbirds

Top Scorer � Bob Clarke Trophy
Eric Fehr (Winkler, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings

Coach of the Year, Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Cory Clouston (Viking, AB), Kootenay Ice

RUNNER-UP
Lorne Molleken (North Battleford, SK), Saskatoon Blades

Executive of the Year, Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Jeff Chynoweth (Saskatoon, SK) Kootenay Ice

RUNNER-UP
Kelly McCrimmon (Plenty, SK) Brandon Wheat Kings

Top Official, Allen Paradice Memorial Trophy
WINNER
Rob Matsuoka

Marketing & Communications Award
WINNER
Roger Lemaire, Vancouver Giants Marketing

RUNNER-UP
Doug Campbell, Lethbridge Hurricanes Marketing

Regular Season Champions � Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy
Kootenay Ice

WHL Announces Championship Series

Wed, 04 May 05 00:00:00 -0700

With the Wheat Kings 5-1 win last night against the visiting
Prince Albert Raiders, Brandon has advanced to the WHL Championship Series
(presented by Kal Tire and Air Canada) and will travel to Kelowna to play
the Western Confernce Champion Rockets. The Series format will be a 2-3-2
Affair.

The entire WHL Championship series will be televised live on Shaw TV
throughout Western Canada. The series will also be broadcast in the Portland
area on Comcast 14. The series begins Friday, May 6th in Kelowna. Game Time
is 7:00 PM PDT.

2005 WHL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES, LIVE on SHAW TV

Kelowna Rockets vs. Brandon Wheat Kings
(Series O) - Series Format is a 2-3-2 Affair.

Friday, May 6 Brandon @ Kelowna 7:00 PDT
Saturday, May 7 Brandon @ Kelowna 7:00 PDT
Tuesday, May 10 Kelowna @ Brandon 7:00 CDT
Wednesday, May 11 Kelowna @ Brandon 7:00 CDT
Friday, May 13 Kelowna @ Brandon 7:30* CDT
Sunday, May 15 Brandon @ Kelowna 5:00* PDT
Monday, May 16 Brandon @ Kelowna 7:00* PDT

* - If Necessary
* - All Time Local

WHL Announces New Ownership for Tri-City Americans and Expansion to Chilliwack, B.C.

Fri, 22 Apr 05 00:00:00 -0700

CALGARY, AB � Ron Robison, Commissioner of the Western Hockey League, announced today that the WHL Board of Governors have granted conditional approval for the sale of the Tri-City Americans and have awarded the City of Chilliwack, B.C. an expansion franchise for the 2006-07 season.

The current Tri-City ownership group consisting of Brian Burke, Glen Sather and Darryl Porter have agreed to sell the Americans franchise to a group of investors who include current NHL players and WHL Alumni Stu Barnes and Olaf Kolzig as well as current Americans� General Manager Bob Tory and local businessman Dennis Loman. The new ownership group will continue to operate the club out of the Three Rivers Coliseum in Kennewick, Washington.

As part of the transaction, Brain Burke, Glen Sather and Darryl Porter together with Vancouver businessmen Moray Keith and Jim Bond will become the owners of the new expansion franchise in Chilliwack, B.C. The new Chilliwack franchise will join the WHL for the 2006-07 season bringing the total number of WHL member clubs to 21. The Chilliwack franchise will play in the new Prospera Centre, which will be expanded to 5,000 seats for the 2006-07 season.

Zalasky Leads Team Alberta to Centennial Challenge Win

Fri, 15 Apr 05 00:00:00 -0700

Lloydminster, AB- Hometown product Lee Zalasky led Team Alberta to a 7-5 victory over Team Saskatchewan in the 2005 Centennial Challenge at the Lloydminster Civic Centre last night.

The 21-year-old, four-year WHL veteran and Lloydminster native scored twice and added an assist for the Albertans and earned himself a new flat screen TV for being selected team MVP.

Kyle Bailey also tallied twice for the Albertans, skating on a dangerous line with fellow Portland Winter Hawks teammates Brian Woolger and Alex Aldred. Mark Fistric of the Vancouver Giants and Jonathan Filewich of the Lethbridge Hurricanes also tallied for the Albertans in the victory.

Kamloops Blazer Devan Dubnyk and Swift Current�s Kyle Moir split netminding duties for Team Alberta with Dubnyk allowing two first-period markers, and Moir allowing three in a hectic third period.

Winter Hawks forward Dan DaSilva led Team Saskatchewan with a goal and two assists, earning team MVP honors for his efforts.

Moose Jaw forwards Justin Scott and Blair Jones, Spokane�s Joe Logan, and Swift Current Bronco Luke Hunter also scored for Team Saskatchewan, who came back to make it close after trailing 5-2 after the first period.

Moose Jaw netminder Josh Lepp played the first half of the game for Team Saskatchewan, allowing six goals, while Saskatoon Blades goaltender Russel Monette saw action in the second half, holding the Albertans to only one goal.

Cougars to Participate in 2005 Centennial Hockey Challenge

Tue, 12 Apr 05 00:00:00 -0700

Calgary, AB- Ron Robison, Commissioner of the Western Hockey League today announced the players that will represent Team Alberta and Team Saskatchewan for the upcoming 2005 Centennial Hockey Challenge in Lloydminster, Alberta on Thursday, April 14 at the Lloydminster Civic Centre. Game time is 7:00pm MT.

Team Alberta is led by Shawn Belle (Edmonton, AB) of the Tri-City Americans who has won a Gold (2005) and a Silver Medal (2004) with Team Canada in the last two IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships. Belle, who is a first round NHL draft pick in 2003 (St. Louis Blues/traded to Dallas, 30th overall) is joined on defence by three other NHL first rounders from 2004, Mark Fistric (Edmonton, AB) of the Vancouver Giants (Dallas Stars, 28th overall), Mike Green (Calgary, AB) of the Saskatoon Blades (Washington, 29th overall) and Andy Rogers (Calgary, AB) of the Prince George Cougars (Tampa Bay, 30th overall).

Team Saskatchewan is led by Saskatoon Blade sniper Ryan Keller (Saskatoon, SK), who has led the Blades in scoring for the past two seasons. He is joined by WHL veterans Dan Da Silva (Saskatoon, SK) of the Portland Winter Hawks, Chris Neiszner (Craik, SK) of the Red Deer Rebels and Logan Stephenson (Outlook, SK) of the Tri-City Americans.

General Manager and Head Coach of Team Alberta Dean Clark also announced that Lloydminster native Lee Zalasky has been named Captain of Team Alberta and the assistant captains will be defencemen Brennan Chapman and Lenny Thunderchild, both from Lloydminster, Alberta.

General Manager and Head Coach of Team Saskatchewan Lorne Molleken also announced today that WHL veteran Ryan Keller of the Saskatoon Blades will be Captain of Team Saskatchewan, while Rebel forward Chris Neiszner and Aaron Richards (Saskatoon, SK) of the Kamloops Blazers will serve as the assistant Captains.

The game will be Live on CBC Television and CBC Radio in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

The event has been sanctioned by both the Saskatchewan Hockey Association and Hockey Alberta. Proceeds from the event will be directed in support of the WHL Education Fund, the Hockey Alberta Foundation and the Saskatchewan Hockey Association Legacy Fund.

TEAM ALBERTA

FORWARDS HOMETOWN WHL TEAM
Versteeg, Kris �.. Lethbridge, AB �.. Lethbridge
Johnson, Tyler �.. Breton, AB �.. Red Deer
Woolger, Brian �.. Edmonton, AB �.. Portland
Aldred, Alex �.. St. Albert, AB �.. Portland
McDonald, Ian �.. Edmonton, AB �.. Tri-Cities
Pess, Kyle �.. Red Deer, AB �.. Lethbridge
Zalasky, Lee �.. Lloydminster, AB �.. Prince George/Calgary
Filewich, Jonathan �.. Sherwood Park, AB �.. Lethbridge
Rabbit, Wacey �.. Calgary, AB �.. Saskatoon
Connors, Marc �.. Okotoks, AB �.. Tri-Cities
Henituik, Joel �.. Spruce Grove, AB �.. Red Deer
Bailey, Kyle �.. Ponoka, AB �.. Portland

DEFENCE HOMETOWN 04-05 SEASON
Fistric, Mark �.. Edmonton, AB �.. Vancouver
Chapman, Brennan �.. Lloydminister, AB �.. Lethbridge
Rogers, Andy �.. Calgary, AB �.. Prince George/Calgary
Green, Mike �.. Calgary, AB �.. Saskatoon
Thunderchild, Lenny �.. Lloydminister, AB �.. Lethbridge
Belle, Shawn �.. Edmonton, AB �.. Tri-Cities

GOALTENDERS HOMETOWN 04-05 SEASON
Dubnyk, Devan �.. Calgary, AB �.. Kamloops
Moir, Kyle �.. Calgary, AB �.. Swift Current

TEAM SASKATCHEWAN

FORWARDS HOMETOWN WHL TEAM
Vey, Shaun �.. Wakaw, SK �.. Tri-Cities
Scott, Justin �.. Yorkton, SK. �.. Moose Jaw
Jones, Blair �.. Craik, SK �.. Moose Jaw/Red Deer
Richards, Aaron �.. Saskatoon, SK �.. Kamloops/Moose Jaw
Wray, Brennen �.. Moose Jaw, SK. �.. Moose Jaw
Hunter, Luke �.. Shaunavon,SK �.. Swift Current
Da Silva, Dan �.. Saskatoon, SK �.. Portland
Bubnick, Jon �.. Saskatoon, SK �.. Regina
Smith, Carter �.. Eyebrow, SK. �.. Moose Jaw
Parker, Brett �.. Melville, SK �.. Prince George
Neiszner, Chris �.. Craik, SK �.. Red Deer
Keller, Ryan �.. Saskatoon, SK �.. Saskatoon

DEFENCE HOMETOWN 04-05 SEASON
Park, Greg �.. Lumsden, SK �.. Moose Jaw
Gimas, Shane �.. Weeks, SK �.. Tri-Cities
Fransoo, Jason �.. North Battleford, SK �.. Swift Current
Logan, Joe �.. Gull Lake, SK �.. Spokane/Vancouver
Albers, Paul �.. Melville, SK �.. Vancouver/Regina
Stephenson, Logan �.. Outlook, SK �.. Tri-Cities

GOALTENDERS HOMETOWN 04-05 SEASON
Monette, Russel �.. Neville, SK �.. Saskatoon
Lepp, Josh �.. Dalmeny, SK �.. Moose Jaw

DAWES & FEHR NAMED WHL PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALISTS

Thu, 07 Apr 05 00:00:00 -0700

Calgary, AB - The Western Hockey League today announced the WHL Eastern and Western Conference finalists for the 2004-05 WHL Player of the Year. The two finalists for WHL Player of the Year were determined through voting by General Managers, coaches, broadcast and media representatives of all 20 WHL Member Clubs.

WHL EASTERN CONFERENCE
In the WHL�s Eastern Conference, which includes the East and Central Divisions, the Player of the Year Nominee is forward Eric Fehr of the Brandon Wheat Kings.

Fehr, a 19 year-old from Winkler, Manitoba, scored 59 goals (1st in the WHL), and 52 assists (Tied 3rd in the WHL), for 111 points (1st in the WHL). Fehr also recorded 31 power-play goals (1st in the WHL), 12 game-winning goals (2nd in the WHL), two short-handed goals, a plus-minus rating of 26 and had 16 multiple-goal games in 71 games played during the 2004-05 WHL regular season. Fehr helped lead the Wheat Kings to the East Division title and 4th overall in WHL regular season standings.

During the 2004-05 season, Fehr captured the Husky WHL Player of the Month honour for March and was also named the Greyhound WHL Player of the Week for the week of February 21st � 27th. Fehr was named a 2004-05 Eastern Conference First Team All-Star and played for Team WHL during the ADT CHL Canada Russia Challenge.

Fehr was drafted in the 1st round, 18th overall by the Washington Capitals in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.

WHL WESTERN CONFERENCE
In the Western Conference, which includes the B.C. and U.S. Divisions, the Player of the Year Nominee is forward Nigel Dawes of the Kootenay Ice.

Dawes, a 1985 born player, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, scored 50 goals (2nd in the WHL), and 26 assists (Tied 27th in the WHL), for 76 points (8th in the WHL). Dawes also recorded 18 power-play goals (3rd in the WHL), 14 game-winning goals (1st in the WHL), two short-handed goals, a plus-minus rating of 26 and had 10 multiple-goal games in 63 games played during the 2004-05 WHL regular season. Dawes also recorded points in 20 consecutive games. Dawes helped lead the Ice to the WHL Regular Season title, their first in franchise history.

During the 2004-05 season, Dawes captured the Husky WHL Player of the Month honour for February and was also named the Greyhound WHL Player of the Week for the week of February 7th � 13th. Dawes was named a 2004-05 Western Conference First Team All-Star and played for Team WHL during the ADT CHL Canada Russia Challenge.

Dawes was drafted by the New York Rangers in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.

The WHL also announced the Humanitarian and Marketing & Communications Award Finalists.

The Finalists for the WHL Humanitarian of the Year are Colin Fraser of the Red Deer Rebels from the WHL�s Eastern Conference and Tyler Metcalfe of the Seattle Thunderbirds from the WHL�s Western Conference.

The Finalists for the WHL Marketing & Communications Award are the Lethbridge Hurricanes Marketing Department from the WHL�s Eastern Conference and the Vancouver Giants Marketing Department from the WHL�s Western Conference.

The recipients of all WHL individual awards will be announced at the WHL 2005 Awards Luncheon, which will be held in Calgary, Alberta, at the Pengrowth Saddledome on Wednesday, May 5th, 2005.

2004-2005 WHL INDIVIDUAL AWARD FINALISTS

Player of the Year, Four Broncos Memorial Trophy, presented by Reebok
Eastern Conference � Eric Fehr (Winkler, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings
Western Conference � Nigel Dawes (Winnipeg, MB), Kootenay Ice

Rookie of the Year, Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy, presented by NAPA
Eastern Conference � Tyler Plante (Brandon, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings
Western Conference � Derek Ryan (Spokane, WA), Spokane Chiefs

Goaltender of the Year, Del Wilson Trophy, presented by ADT
Eastern Conference � Aaron Sorochan (Edmonton, AB), Lethbridge Hurricanes
Western Conference � Jeff Glass (Cochrane, AB), Kootenay Ice

Defenceman of the Year, Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy, presented by MasterCard
Eastern Conference � Dion Phaneuf (Edmonton, AB), Red Deer Rebels
Western Conference � Shea Weber (Sicamous, BC), Kelowna Rockets

Scholastic Player of the Year, Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy, presented by Subway
Eastern Conference � Kenndal McArdle (Burnaby, BC), Moose Jaw Warriors
Western Conference � Gilbert Brule (North Vancouver, BC), Vancouver Giants

Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year, Brad Hornung Trophy, presented by Bell
Eastern Conference � Kris Russell (Caroline, AB), Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Conference � Aaron Gagnon (Armstrong, BC), Seattle Thunderbirds

Humanitarian of the Year, Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy, presented by Home Hardware
Eastern Conference � Colin Fraser (Surrey, BC) Red Deer Rebels
Western Conference � Tyler Metcalfe (Headingley, MB) Seattle Thunderbirds

Top Scorer � Bob Clarke Trophy, presented by CGC
Eric Fehr (Winkler, MB), Brandon Wheat Kings

Coach of the Year, Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy,
Eastern Conference � Lorne Molleken (North Battleford, SK), Saskatoon Blades
Western Conference � Cory Clouston (Viking, BC), Kootenay Ice

Executive of the Year, Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy
Eastern Conference � Kelly McCrimmon (Plenty, SK) Brandon Wheat Kings
Western Conference � Jeff Chynoweth (Saskatoon, SK) Kootenay Ice

Marketing & Communications Award
Eastern Conference � Lethbridge Hurricanes Marketing
Western Conference � Vancouver Giants Marketing

Regular Season Champions � Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy
Kootenay Ice

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Cougars to Select 3rd in 2005 WHL Bantam Draft

Wed, 23 Mar 05 00:00:00 -0800

Calgary, AB - The Bantam Draft Lottery was held this morning at the Western Hockey League Office in Calgary, Alberta and a Regina ball was drawn, giving the Pats the first overall pick in the 2005 WHL Bantam Draft. The second selection will be by the Swift Current Broncos, the third selection will be by the Prince George Cougars and the fourth overall selection will be by the Spokane Chiefs. The 2005 WHL Bantam Draft will be held in Calgary, May 5th, 2005.

Following is the order of selection for the 1st round of the Bantam Draft:

1) Regina Pats
2) Swift Current Broncos
3) Prince George Cougars
4) Spokane Chiefs
5) Moose Jaw Warriors
6) Kamloops Blazers
7) Tri-City Americans
8) Prince Albert Raiders
9) Vancouver Giants
10) Everett Silvertips
11) Portland Winter Hawks
12) Red Deer Rebels
13) Calgary Hitmen
14) Saskatoon Blades
15) Lethbridge Hurricanes
16) Seattle Thunderbirds
17) Brandon Wheat Kings
18) Medicine Hat Tigers
19) Kelowna Rockets
20) Kootenay Ice

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Local Neighbourhood to Take on Cougars

Thu, 24 Feb 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Braaten family from College Heights will play a game of shinny against members of the Prince George Cougars on their own backyard rink.

The Braaten�s are local winners of The Home Depot�s Backyard Rinks Contest- a nationwide contest executed in 25 different markets- that celebrates fans who take the time to support the great Canadian tradition of building backyard rinks.

WHO:

KRIS DEINES, F

BRETT PARKER, F

BLAIR STENGLER , F

CURTIS COOPER, D

DUSTIN BYFUGLIEN, D

HOMER, The Home Depot Mascot

WHEN: Thursday March 3 2005 @ 11:15 a.m.

WHERE: The Braaten Backyard Rink

2521 Parent Road- College Heights

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Cats Set To Strut Their Stuff

Mon, 14 Feb 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- Looking sharp and elegant in this season's latest trends, Prince George Cougar players, coaches, and selected staff members will be participating in the 2^nd Annual Cougars Fashion Show at the Ramada Hotel on Tuesday, March 1, 2005 @ 6:00pm. Once the curtain is raised on the event, the evening of fun, glamour, and humour will commence with one main objective- to help raise money for the Jubilee Lodge.

Last year�s event proved to be a success, as Cougar players and coaches graced the runway in high fashion, wearing a diverse selection of clothing from such stores as Bootlegger, Bluenotes, Route 54, Mark�s Work Wearhouse, Roots, Moore�s, Ruins, Warehouse One, and Sears.

More importantly, this year�s Fashion Show will not be the only thing the night has to offer. The evening will also consist of dinner and wine, which will be followed by a silent auction showcasing many desirable items donated from local businesses and community groups. Of course, another spotlight on the night will be seeing your Cougars up close and personal as runway stars in an extremely interactive, humorous environment.

Tickets for the 2^nd Annual Cougars Fashion Show can be purchased for $40.00 in advance by visiting the Cougars office, Spirit of the North HealthCare Foundation office (PGRH), or the Ramada Hotel.

For more information, please contact the Cougars Business Manager Brandi Brodsky @ 561-0783.

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Cougars Announce Charity Game Figures

Wed, 02 Feb 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars, the City of Prince George, and the Brad May & Friends Foundation are pleased to announce that a total of $106,020.15 was raised as a result of December�s �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge�.

Out of the amount collected, $24,630.04 will be presented to the Canuck Place Hospice Society; $27,130.04 will go to benefit the Prince George Hospice Society, while the remaining 50%, a sum that reached a total of $54,260.08, will go directly to the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation for Pediatric Unit renovation.

The Cougars would like to extend their gratitude to CIBC, who generously contributed $2,500 to the Prince George Hospice Society, and $5,000 to the Spirit of the North HealthCare Foundation.

�We are extremely pleased with the outcome of the Brad May and Friends Hockey Challenge. It was our goal to ensure that a large portion of proceeds would stay in our community to help organizations that needed it. We would like to thank all of our fans and sponsors who came out and supported this event�, states Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky.

Any questions regarding the �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� can be directed to Cougars Business Manager Brandi Brodsky @ 561-0783.

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Get Your Tickets...

Wed, 02 Feb 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are pleased to present their 2^nd Annual Skills Competition. Set to take place this Sunday February 6, from 1:30-3:30pm at the �Plex, the SportsAction sponsored event will feature Cougars players vying for top honors in such events as the hardest shot, fastest skater, breakaway shootouts, puck control, pass and score, and shooting accuracy.

Upon completion of the event, all fans in attendance are invited to join the Cougar players on ice level for a public skate. Fans are also encouraged to arrive early for the event as the first 200 people through the doors will receive prizes courtesy of Sports Action, the Prince George Cougars, and 99.3 The Drive. In addition, fans can redeem their Skills Competition tickets in at Ticketmaster to receive a Cougars game ticket in February at the reduced group rate.

Tickets for the Cougars 2^nd Annual Skills Competition will be $5.00 for Adults, and $4.00 for Children (12 and under). Tickets can be purchased by calling the Prince George Minor Hockey office @ 563-0303, where $1.00 off every ticket sold will go towards Minor Hockey development in the community of Prince George. Tickets are also available at the Cougars office and merchandise store. All proceeds will go directly to the Cougars Scholarship Fund.

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Drazenovic to suit up at CHL/NHL Prospects Game

Tue, 11 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC-The Prince George Cougars are pleased to announce that forward Nick Drazenovic has been selected to play in the 2005 Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects game on January 19 in Vancouver, BC.

Drazenovic, who was ranked 11^th overall for eligible skaters in the preliminary NHL Central Scouting rankings, has tallied 12 goals and recorded 24 assists in 42 games for the Cougars this season.

The Top Prospects game will showcase 40 of the top CHL players that are eligible for selection in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.

More than 340 players have suited up in the Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game and gone on to be selected in the NHL Entry Draft, including all 40 players who played in the game last year.

The 2005 Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game is set to begin at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at Vancouver�s Pacific Coliseum. The game will be broadcast live across Canada on Rogers Sportsnet.

2005 Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game - Player Rosters

TEAM WHITE
Forwards
Sidney Crosby, Rimouski Oceanic
Kenndal McArdle, Moose Jaw Warriors
Devin Setoguchi, Saskatoon Blades
Ryan O'Marra, Erie Otters
James Neal, Plymouth Whalers
Michael Blunden, Erie Otters
Wacey Rabbit, Saskatoon Blades
Blair Jones, Moose Jaw Warriors
Viatcheslav Trukhno, PEI Rocket
Patrick Davis, Kitchener Rangers
Evan Brophey, Belleville Bulls
Mathieu Aubin, Lewiston MAINEiacs

Defence
Luc Bourdon, Val d'Or Foreurs
Jakub Kindl, Kitchener Rangers
Marc Staal, Sudbury Wolves
Raymond Macias, Kamloops Blazers
Scott Jackson, Seattle Thunderbirds
Jean-Philippe Paquet, Shawinigan Cataractes

Goal
Alexandre Vincent, Chicoutimi Sagueneens
Daren Machesney, Brampton Battalion

TEAM BLACK
Forwards
Gilbert Brule, Vancouver Giants
Benoit Pouliot, Sudbury Wolves
Bobby Ryan, Owen Sound Attack
Chris Durand, Seattle Thunderbirds
Alex Bourret, Lewiston MAINEiacs
Dan Collins, Plymouth Whalers
Dan Ryder, Peterborough Petes
Nicholas Drazenovic, Prince George Cougars
Guillaume Latendresse, Drummondville Voltigeurs
Chris Lawrence, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Marek Zagrapan, Chicoutimi Sagueneens
Cody Bass, Mississauga IceDogs

Defence
Ryan Parent, Guelph Storm
Matt Lashoff, Kitchener Rangers
Brendan Mikkelson, Portland Winter Hawks
Oskars Bartulis, Moncton Wildcats
Dustin Kohn, Calgary Hitmen
Michael Sauer, Portland Winter Hawks

Goal
Carey Price, Tri-City Americans
Jean-Philippe Levasseur, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies

Schedule:

Tuesday January 18 - Home Hardware Top Prospects Game Skills Competition (7:10 p.m. Pacific Coliseum)

Wednesday January 19 - Home Hardware Top Prospects Game Banquet (12:00 noon Westin Bayshore)

Wednesday January 19 - Home Hardware CHL Top Prospects Game (7:00 p.m. Pacific Coliseum) Live on Rogers Sportsnet

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Cougars Make Deals

Mon, 10 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 18-year-old D Andy Rogers, 18-year-old G Scott Bowles, and 20-year-old F Lee Zalasky from the Calgary Hitmen in exchange for 18-year-old G Justin Pogge, 18-year-old D Dylan Yeo, 20-year-old F Tyrel Lucas, and a 6^th Round Bantam selection in 2006.

Rogers, the 30^th overall pick by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft, suited up in 18 games with the Hitmen this season, collecting 5 points (1G-4A) and 36 PIM�s. Zalasky saw action in 42 games with Calgary this season, recording 11 goals, 14 assists (25 pts.), and 52 PIM�s, while Bowles established a 2.57 GAA and 90.4 save % during his 32 games in Calgary before finishing off with a 15-12-4 record.

In a separate deal, the Cougars sent 18-year-old F Josh Aspenlind, a 5^th Round Bantam selection in 2006, and a conditional 7^th Round selection in 2006 to the Swift Current Broncos in exchange for 18-year-old F Tyler Feakes, 18-year-old F Blair Stengler, and 20-year-old D Matej Trojovsky (�Matty- Troy- Ovskie�)

The newly acquired Feakes had 8 points (3G-5A) and 30 PIM�s in 37 games with the Broncos this season, while LW Blair Stengler collected 3 goals, 7 helpers, and 44 PIM�s in 37 games. In Trojovsky, the Cougars have added size to their blueline and round up their import roster. In 30 games, the 4^th Round (130^th overall) 2003 Carolina Hurricanes draft pick tallied 3 goals and 3 assist along with 119 PIM�s.

PLAYER POS SH HT WT BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN
Andy Rogers (86) D L 6�5 206 Aug 8, 1986 Calgary, AB

Scott Bowles (86) G R 5�11 170 Oct. 19, 1986 Creston, BC

Lee Zalasky (84) F L 6�0 195 Feb. 4, 1984 Lloydminster, AB

Tyler Feakes (86) F R 6�2 195 Aug. 10, 1986 Spruce Grove, AB

Blair Stengler (86) F L 6�5 195 Dec.10, 1986 Mantoka, SK

Matej Trojovsky (84) D L 6�5 220 Oct. 12, 1984 Plzen, CZ

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Cougars Deal LaPointe

Mon, 10 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have traded 20 year old forward Danny LaPointe to the Spokane Chiefs in exchange for a 2005 6^th Round Bantam Selection. The Cougars would like to thank Danny for his contributions to the organization and wish him luck in his future endeavours.

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Cougars Add Overage Forward

Wed, 05 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have announced the addition of 20 year old Petr Jelinek (�Peter Jell-a-Nick�) to the team�s active roster. Jelinek, a 6�2�, 205 lbs. product of Prague, Czr, suited up in 59 games with the Moose Jaw Warriors in 02/03, registering 17 goals and 23 helpers for 40 points. Jelinek will arrive in Prince George Thursday January 6^th.

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Byfuglien Named WHL Player of the Month

Tue, 04 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

CALGARY, AB- The Western Hockey League today announced that defenseman Dustin Byfuglien of the Prince George Cougars has been named the HUSKY WHL Player of the Month for December.

The 19-year-old from Roseau, Minnesota recorded five goals and 16 points in 10 games in December. Byfuglien also had a plus minus rating of seven for the month and finished tied for second among all WHL players in scoring during the month.

Byfuglien recorded a power-play goal and added two game-winning goals in December and currently is first in team scoring with 13 goals and 33 points. He is also second in WHL scoring among defensemen this season.

Byfuglien was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft.

His accomplishments make Dustin Byfuglien a deserving choice as the HUSKY WHL Player of the Month for December.

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Cougars Release Lukacovic

Tue, 04 Jan 05 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have released defenseman Adam Lukacovic to the United States Hockey League. In 29 games with the Cougars, Lukacovic recorded 1 goal and 5 helpers for 6 points.

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Cougars to Showcase Skills

Thu, 30 Dec 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are pleased to present their 2^nd annual Skills Competition. Set to take place February 6, from 1:30-3:30 at the �Plex, the SportsAction sponsored event will feature Cougars players vying for top honors in such events as the hardest shot, fastest skater, breakaway shootouts, puck control, and shooting accuracy.

Upon completion of the event, all fans in attendance are encouraged to join all Cougar players on ice level for a public skate. Tickets for the Cougars 2^nd Annual Skills Competition will be $5.00 for Adults, and $4.00 for Children (12 and under). Tickets can be purchased by calling the Prince George Minor Hockey office @ 563-0303, where $1.00 off every ticket sold will go towards Minor Hockey development in the community of Prince George. Tickets are also available at the Cougars office and merchandise store.

Last years competition saw Eric Hunter, Colin Patterson, Josh Aspenlind, Curtis Cooper, Greg Gardner, and the rest of Team Black go on to beat their Team White counterparts by a score of 15-11. In the individual events, defenseman Dustin Byfuglien took home hardest shooter honors when his slap shot reached 91mph, while local product Nick Drazenovic was named the competitions most accurate shooter after hitting 4 posted targets on 6 shots.

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Cougars Lend Aid to South East Asia Tragedy

Thu, 30 Dec 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- This Sunday (Jan.2), as the "Cats" host the Lethbridge Hurricanes, fans are encouraged to participate in the Red Cross, South East Asia Earthquake and Tsunami relief fundraising event. Cougars attendants will be on hand selling souvenir "Thundersticks" to fans and all money raised will go directly to the Red Cross, who will in turn, transfer all money to officials in those areas affected by recent catastrophic events.

During the game�s 1st intermission, fans will be invited to relocate to rows 3 and below to toss their "Thundersticks" on ice. If your stick (which will be numbered upon purchase) lands on selected spots on the ice, you will take home a prize. Come out and help make a difference to the many that are in need of assistance during this difficult time.

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Teddy Bear Toss Approaching

Tue, 07 Dec 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are once again gearing up for their annual �Teddy Bear Toss� Promotional Night.

Set for December 18^th when the �Cats� host their arch rivals, the Kamloops Blazers, fans are encouraged to bring stuffed toys (preferably wrapped in a plastic bag) to the game and toss them on the ice immediately following the Cougars first goal. All items collected will go to benefit the Prince George Salvation Army and the RCMP Victim Services Unit.

For fans located behind the arena safety netting, your tossing range will not be altered, as local Firefighters will be situated in the rafters ready to raise the nets out of view after the Cougars first goal.

Last season, 4266 Cougar fans witnessed forward Josh Aspenlind net the games first goal off feeds from Brett Parker and Dustin Byfuglien, creating a rainstorm of teddy bears on the Multiplex ice. The Cougars went on to defeat the Blazers 6-1 and collect over 5,000 stuffed toys for the Salvation Army and RCMP Victim Services Unit.

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Cougars Secure D-Man

Tue, 16 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC - The Prince George Cougars have announced the addition of 17 year old blueliner Ryan Gillen (�Gill-en�) to the team�s active roster. Gillen, a 6�7�, 230 lbs rookie from Golden, B.C and member of the �Cats� 50 player protected list, registered 1 assist and 34 PIM�s in 21 games with the South Surrey Eagles of the BCHL this season.

Gillen, selected 86^th overall in the 2002 WHL Bantam Draft, will meet up with his new club in Vancouver this Friday, when the Giants host the Cougars on November 19. With the addition of Gillen, the Cougars roster now increases to 23 (12 F-9D-2G).

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Cougars Searching For Ugly Fans

Fri, 12 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have announced they will be holding their annual Moore�s �Ugly Blazer� Night on Wednesday, November 17^th when the �Cats� entertain the Kamloops Blazers at the Multiplex.

The Cougars are encouraging all fans to come out and show their support for this event by wearing an �Ugly Blazer� to Wednesday night�s game. Fans will be judged throughout the evening, and one lucky winner will go home with a brand new designer blazer courtesy of Moore�s Clothing for Men.

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Cougars Feeling the Northern Spirit

Fri, 05 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have announced that 50% of all proceeds raised in the upcoming �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� will be delegated to the Spirit of the North Heath Care Foundation for Pediatric Unit renovations.

�The Spirit of the North Health Care Foundation is extremely pleased with this announcement. We are ecstatic to hear that the Prince George Cougars have chose to donate a portion of all funds raised from the �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� to Pediatric Unit renovations at PGRH�, says Fund Development Officer, David Wharrie. �Once again, this illustrates the Cougars commitment to youth and health care improvement in the PGRH referral area�, finishes Wharrie.

The �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge�, set to commence December 14^th at the Multiplex, will feature 30 NHL players suiting up against one another, with 25% of the proceeds going to benefit the Canuck Place Children�s Hospice, 50% to the Spirit of the North Health Care Foundation, and the remaining 25% to the Prince George Hospice Society.

�As PGRH is the primary referral centre for northern B.C., we felt that our contributions would go on to help benefit so many deserving individuals�, states Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky. �We are strong supporters for the youth in our community, and feel that is was essential to donate part of the proceeds from our charity game to the Pediatrics Unit at PGRH�, continues Brodsky.

Founded in 1991, the Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation was created to provide people meaningful opportunities to contribute to improving healthcare within the service area of Prince George Regional Hospital (PGRH).

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Cougars Welcome Brad May & Friends on Dec. 14

Wed, 03 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars are proud to announce that they will be hosting the �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� on December 14^th, 2004 @ 7:30pm at the Multiplex.

This charity event, organized by Vancouver Canuck Brad May and business partner Karim Chandani, was developed to ensure that even in the midst of an NHL lockout, the Canuck Place Children�s Hospice would not endure any financial hardship.

The �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� will feature NHL players suiting up against one another, with 25% of the proceeds going to benefit the Canuck Place Children�s Hospice, 25% to the Prince George Hospice Society, and the remaining 50% to other local charities.

Tickets for the �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� will go on sale exclusively for Cougars Season Ticket Holders November 8-14. From November 15-17, the general public will have an opportunity to purchase 2 pack tickets, which will include a �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� ticket and a Cougars game in January at a reduced price. As of November 18, all remaining single game tickets will be available.

Here is a list of players have confirmed their attendance: Brad May, Matt Cooke, Dan Cloutier, Ryan Smyth, Steve Staois, Brent Sopel, Todd Simpson, Jason Strudwick, and Marty Turco.

The �Brad May & Friends Hockey Challenge� would like to thank the Prince George Cougars, the City of Prince George, Ticket Master, CIBC, the Prince George Citizen, Dairyland, Whitespot, The Province newspaper, PGTV, 99.3 The Drive, 101.3 HITS FM, Westword Printing, and Esso for their support.

Any other corporate advertisers interested in being involved with this event can contact event coordinator, Karim Chandani @ 778.891.7457 or via e-mail at: chandani@telus.net.

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Cougars Announce Press Conference

Wed, 03 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- The Prince George Cougars have announced that they will be holding a press conference this afternoon (Wednesday November 3, 2004) @ 2:00pm. The Cougars are encouraging all local media to attend. This announcement is expected to not only effect the Cougars organization, but the entire community of Prince George as well. The press conference will be held in the south concourse of the Multiplex (located in Section G and H).

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Pogge Records Franchise Leading 5th Career Shutout

Wed, 03 Nov 04 00:00:00 -0800

PRINCE GEORGE, BC- Prince George Cougars goaltender Justin Pogge has now become the clubs franchise record holder (previously held by Chris Mason from 1993-97) for most shutouts in a career.

After posting a 3-0 victory last night (Nov. 2) in Everett, the 17 year old Penticton product recorded his 2^nd shutout of the season, and 5^th of his young career. The Toronto Maple Leafs 3^rd Round selection in 2004 made 24 saves to post his second straight shutout and was named the games 1^st star.

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Cougars Add Overager

Mon, 25 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 20 year old blueliner Andre (�On-Drey�) Blanchette from the Brandon Wheat Kings. In exchange, the Wheat Kings have received a 6^th Round Bantam selection in 2005.

Blanchette, a 6�1� 190 lbs. product of Camrose, A.B., saw action in 55 games with Brandon during his 2003-04 campaign, collecting 13 points (0-13-13) and 93 penalty minutes. In his 8 games with the Wheat Kings in 2004-05, the right handed D-Man registered 2 assists and 12 PM�s, along with a -4 rating.

Cougars Release Lafreniere

Tue, 19 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the release of 19 year old forward Colin Lafreniere. Lafreniere, who suited up in 5 games for the �Cats� this season, is still pending further assignment.

Cougars Provide Some Helping Hands

Mon, 18 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have teamed up with Sacred Heart School to lend some helping hands this school year. Developed in September in 2002, the schools �Helping Hand� Program was introduced to enable the students of Sacred Heart School to build school community values that will, in turn, be beneficial to the global community of Prince George.

By demonstrating positive school citizenship through kindness, sharing, support and encouragement for other students, being role models, and solving conflicts in a respectful and peaceful manner, students receive coupons for their behavior, which are later collected and entered into a draw box each week. Students will be eligible to win a number of great prizes, including Cougar team memorabilia and tickets to attend Prince George Cougars games. All draws are conducted weekly at the Monday morning school assemblies, which enables Sacred Heart to recognize students, in a public form, for their positive contributions to the development of the school�s community.

�We are very excited about having the Cougars involved in our school and look forward to them being members of our school community as role models for our students. The generous support the Cougars are providing is extremely appreciated�, says Sacred Heart School Principal, Kevin Harnish.

For more information on how you or your company can be members of the �Helping Hand� Program, please contact Sacred Heart School Principal Kevin Harnish @ 563-5201.

McLaughlin Claimed By Moose Jaw

Thu, 14 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced that overage goaltender Jordan McLaughlin has been picked up by the Moose Jaw Warriors in the WHL 20 year old Waiver Draft. The Cougars wish Jordan the best of luck in all of his future endeavors.

Patterson Reassigned

Fri, 08 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the reassignment of 17 year old blueliner Curtis Patterson to the Saskatoon Blazers of the SMAAAHL. With the departure of Patterson, the Cougars roster now totals 25.

Looking for Weekend Entertainment?

Mon, 04 Oct 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars are pleased to announce that they have teamed up with 99.3 The Drive, 101.3 HITS FM, and PGTV to present �Cougars Family Fun Nights�. For all remaining regular season Sunday home games (Nov.14 vs. RD, Nov.28 vs. REG, Jan.2 vs. LETH), fans will have an opportunity to purchase 2 adult tickets, 2 children�s tickets, 4 hotdog vouchers, and 4 pop vouchers for a reduced price of only $44.00. In addition, all families who purchase the Cougars Sunday family packages will be eligible to win a set of 4 gym bags courtesy of Pepsi.

�We are extremely excited to offer this package to the many families that love Cougar hockey. We feel that this would make for a great family night out, and want to encourage the many families in the community of Prince George to come and take in all the fun filled entertainment we are providing �, says Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky.

Tickets for the �Cougars Family Fun Nights� go on sale at Ticketmaster this Wednesday, October 6. Reserve your seats today! For more information, please contact the Cougars office @ 561-0783.

COUGARS AND BELL CANADA ADVANCE MINOR HOCKEY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Tue, 28 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars today launched Bell Captains Clinics for the second season. Introduced in the 2003-04 season, Bell Captains Clinics is a skills-based minor hockey program targeted at 9 to 12 year-old minor hockey players in Prince George and across Canada.

Executed by the Prince George Cougar players, Bell Captains Clinics promote fundamental player skill development in a fun and challenging setting while focusing on: skating, agility, puck control, shooting and passing accuracy.

�We�re pleased to partner with Bell Canada again this year to bring this exciting program to minor hockey players in our community,� said Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky. �More kids will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to share the ice and learn important skills from some of the best Junior players in Canada.�

Atom, Minor Atom, PeeWee and Minor PeeWee hockey teams are encouraged to contact the Cougars office for a chance to have Cougars players demonstrate and coach on-ice skills during a special hockey clinic.

For more information, please contact:

Brandi Brodsky- Cougars Business Manager @ 561-0783

Cougars Reduce Roster to 26

Wed, 22 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the reassignment of 16 year old forward Kurtis Bosecke to Fort Saskatchewan, and 18 year old forward Bubba Westwood, who is still pending assignment.

Cheveldae Enters the Cougars Den

Tue, 21 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced that goaltending coach Tim Cheveldae is in town working with the club as they prepare for weekend games versus the Seattle Thunderbirds. Cheveldae is expected to be departing from Prince George Monday.

Filewich Dealt to Lethbridge

Tue, 21 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 20 year old forward Tyrel Lucas and 19 year old forward Kris Deines (�Dienz�) from the Lethbridge Hurricanes. In exchange, the Hurricanes will receive 20 year old forward Jonathan Filewich and a 4th Round 2006 WHL Bantam Selection from the Cougars.

�Filly has been a solid contributor to our hockey club over the past 4 seasons. We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors�, states Cougars G.M., Dallas Thompson.

Lucas, who hails from Williams Lake, BC, skated in 68 games with the �Canes last season. The 6�1�, 170 lbs. left winger registered 14 goals, 28 assists, for 42 points, and 39 penalty minutes.

With 19 year old Deines, the Cougars add even more depth to their forward line. In 2003-04, the 6�3�, 205 lbs. High River AB. product, suited up in 62 games for Calgary and Lethbridge, recording 8 points (4 G, 4 A) and 126 PM�s.

With the additions of Lucas and Deines, the Cougars roster now jumps to 28 (15 forwards, 10 defensemen, 3 goalies).

Cougars and Blazers Swap Overage D-Men

Wed, 15 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 20 year old defenseman Josh Garbutt from the Kamloops Blazers. In exchange, the Blazers will receive 20 year old D-Man Tyrell Moulton from the Cougars.

Garbutt, a 5�11�, 213 lbs. product of Medicine Hat, AB., skated in 65 games with Kamloops last season, recording 29 points (8 goals, 21 assists), 55 penalty minutes, and a � 3 rating. With the addition of Garbutt, the Cougars roster now increases to 27 (14 forwards, 10 defensemen, 3 goalies).

Cougars Team with Make-A-Wish Foundation

Wed, 15 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

This season, as the Prince George Cougars look to shoot on all opposing goaltenders, children with life-threatening illnesses will actually score. Members of the Cougars organization have decided to personally contribute an amount of money for every power play goal that is scored throughout the season (last year�s total was 61 PP goals). In addition, pledge sheets will be available at the �Guest Services� (Section K) location in the arena multiplex, encouraging fans to sign up for the year, or to leave a flat donation.

Need an extra incentive to sign up? Well�how about a $1000 Mountain bike courtesy of Prince George�s MB Racing. For every fan who joins to help make wishes come true, their names will be entered in a draw box for a chance to win a top of the line mountain bike from MB Racing. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes for children between 3-17 years who have a life-threatening illness. The Cougars partnership goal with the Make-A-Wish Foundation is to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy.

Cougars Release Westwood

Wed, 15 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the release of 20 year old forward George Westwood to the Peninsula Panthers Jr. �B� Hockey Club.

Zimmer Appointed Captain

Wed, 15 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced that Myles Zimmer has been named the team�s captain for the 2004-05 season. Zimmer, who shared last years honor of team MVP with graduated defenseman Brett Dickie, was 4th in team scoring (44 points) and 1st in penalty minutes (205) during his 2003-04 campaign. �To be named the team�s captain is extremely exciting. I am eager to take on that task and contribute to the success of this hockey club�, says the Tisdale, SK native.

Myles� experience, work ethic, commitment to the organization, and constant display of professionalism, made him an immediate candidate for this prestigious honor. �Myles exemplifies all the characteristics that embody a captain. His leadership and character will allow him to have such a positive impact on our hockey club both on and off the ice�, states Cougars Head Coach, Lane Lambert. �His grit, determination to play hard and continuously get better, will inspire our locker room�, continues Lambert

Cougars Trim Roster

Tue, 14 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the release of 17 year old defenseman Ryan deVries to Junior �A� Hockey. With the release of the 5�11�, 171 lbs. deVries, the Cougars roster is now trimmed down to 26 (14 forwards, 9 defensemen, 3 goalies).

Cougars Add Some Brotherly Love

Tue, 07 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 17 year old defenseman Curtis Patterson from the Seattle Thunderbirds. In exchange, the T-Birds will receive a Conditional 6^th Round Bantam Selection in either 2005 or 2006. Patterson, the 6�3�, 195 lbs. younger brother of current Cougar Colin Patterson, is expected to add great depth to the �Cats� 1987 age group.

Patterson, who spent last season with the AAA Saskatoon Blazers, will join the Cougars for practice tomorrow and remain with the club for the remainder of the week as the team prepares for its 4^th Exhibition game versus the Regina Pats. Game time is slated for 6:00pm in Invermere.

Cougars Roster Heading into Exhibition Weekend

Wed, 01 Sep 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced their roster heading into this weekends pre season, 3 game tune up in Saskatoon. Roster is as follows:

Goalies

1. Justin Pogge, G, 18, 6-3 1/2, 198

34. Real Cyr, G, 17, 5-11, 175

35. Jordan McLaughlin, G, 20, 6-1, 203

Defenseman

2. Devin Featherstone, D, 19, 6-2 1/2, 225

3. Curtis Cooper, D, 18, 6-0, 195

4. Dustin Byfuglien, D, 19, 6-3, 264

6. Ty Wishart, D, 16, 6-5, 198

8. Jordy Johnson, D, 18, 5-11, 193

15. Dylan Yeo, D, 18, 5-11, 206

16. Adam Lukacovic, D, 18, 6-0, 179

19. Ryan deVries, D, 17, 5-11, 171

27. Mike Berube, D, 16, 5-11 1/2, 198

Forwards

9. Jonathan Filewich, RW, 20, 6-2, 212

10. Nicholas Drazenovic, C, 17, 6-1, 180

11. Dan Gendur, RW, 17, 5-11, 172

12. Evan Fuller, C, 16, 6-1 1/2, 190

17. Kurtis Bosecke, C, 16, 6-1 1/2, 202

18. Josh Aspenlind, RW, 18, 5-11, 175

20. Eric Hunter, C, 18, 6-1, 194

21. Greg Gardner, C, 17, 6-0, 190

22. Danny LaPointe, C, 20, 6-3, 193

23. Myles Zimmer, RW, 19, 6-0, 199

24. Colin Lafreniere, C, 19, 5-9, 202

25. Colin Patterson, RW, 19, 6-0, 193

26. Bubba Westwood, LW, 18, 6-0, 196

28. Brett Parker, RW, 19, 5-10, 193

Training Camp 2004 Ice Times

Tue, 24 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

Wednesday, August 25^th, 2004
Registration & Fitness Registration 3:00 pm � 6:00 pm
Multiplex Ice Level

Thursday, August 26^th, 2004
Rookie Practice Red 8:45 am � 10:00 am
Rookie Practice Blue 10:15 am � 11:30 am
Main Practice Black 12:00 pm � 1:15 pm
Main Practice White 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm
Rookie Red vs. Blue 4:00 pm � 5:45 pm
Main Black vs. White 6:30 pm � 8:00 pm

Friday, August 27^th, 2004
Rookie Red vs. Blue 10:00 am � 11:30 am
Main White vs. Black 12:00 pm �1:30pm
Rookie Red vs. Blue 2:00pm � 3:30pm
Main White vs. Black 4:00 pm � 5:30 pm

Saturday, August 28^th, 2004
Rookie Red vs. Blue 10:00 am � 11:30 am
Main White vs. Black 12:00 pm �1:30pm
Rookie Red vs. Blue 2:00pm � 3:30pm
Main White vs. Black 4:00 pm � 5:30 pm

Sunday August 29^th, 2004
Controlled Scrimmage � White vs. Black 2:00 pm

Be sure to stay tuned, as complete rosters for each training camp team will be announced in Thursday's Prince George Citizen.

Cougars Land Trainer

Tue, 17 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the signing of Travis Friesen as the teams new Athletic Therapist and Equipment Manager, effective immediately. Friesen, a native of Calgary, will fill the void left behind by Brad Collins, who earlier this month resigned from his duties after accepting a trainer position with the Florida Panthers of the NHL.

Friesen, a graduate of the University of Calgary (B. Kin), Certified Athletic Therapist, (CAT), and an active member of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association (CATA), spent his last of 6 BCHL and AJHL seasons with the Drumheller Dragons of the AJHL in 2003-04.

Cougars Name Tim Cheveldae Goaltending Coach

Tue, 17 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced that Tim Cheveldae has been named as the clubs goaltending coach. Cheveldae, a native of Melville, SASK., who spent 10 NHL seasons in goal for Detroit, Winnipeg, and Boston, will be responsible for the development of all goaltenders within the organization and analyzing potential prospects. In addition to his lengthy NHL, AHL, and IHL career, Detroit�s former 64th overall selection in 1986 also served as an assistant coach for the Saskatoon Blades from 1998-2000.

"The goaltending position is the cornerstone of any successful franchise, and we feel Cheveldae will provide all of our goaltenders with the guidance necessary for them to develop and excel," said Cougars GM, Dallas Thompson. �We are confident Tim will have a significant impact on the performance of all our netminders."

During his 1991-1992 NHL campaign with the Red Wings, Cheveldae enjoyed his best season as a pro, leading all goaltenders in games played (72), wins (38), minutes played (4236), and playoff shutouts (2), which in return, secured him a spot in the 1992 NHL All-Star Game.

Falloon to Attend University of Manitoba

Mon, 09 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

University of Manitoba - The Manitoba Bison men's hockey team is pleased to announce the recruitment of three Western Hockey League (WHL) players for the upcoming season. All three players are expected to provide an immediate positive impact on head coach Mike Sirant's team, and two of them hail from Manitoba.

Grant Jacobsen , 21 a Neepawa, Manitoba native, played with the Kamloops Blazers over the last two seasons. Jacobsen was the team captain and had a productive 2003-04 season by leading the team in scoring with 52 points (18 goals, 34 assists) in 71 games. In his five seasons in the WHL, the 6'3'' forward produced 77 goals, 136 assists for 213 points in 263 games. Jacobsen was selected by the St. Louis Blues with their seventh pick, 270th overall, in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.

Sirant commented, "Grant is a big, strong forward with outstanding playmaking abilities. He should make an immediate impact in the Canada West conference."

Chris Falloon , 20, Souris, Manitoba native, played right wing for the Prince George Cougars the previous five seasons. Falloon was named team captain last season and registered almost a point a game with 56 points (22g, 34a) in 68 games. Over the five seasons with the Cougars, the 5'11'' forward accumulated 227 points (100g, 127a) in 336 games.

Sirant said, "Chris has exceptional speed and he will be an offensive threat for the Bisons."

Reagan Leslie , 21 and from Lampman, Saskatchewan, had played four seasons for the Brandon Wheat Kings. Last season, the 5'7'' led all team defencemen with 36 points (8g, 28a) in 61 games while contributing eight points (1g, 7a) in 11 playoff matches. He produced 132 points in 245 games in his Wheat King career and played in the World Under 17 hockey tournament in 1999.

Sirant stated, "Reagan is a highly skilled defenceman with great vision and competes hard with his toughness. He is expected to play an important role in the Bisons' power play."

Cougars Announce 2004-05 WHL Schedule

Thu, 05 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced their 2004-05 WHL schedule, which opens with the �Cats� hosting the Seattle Thunderbirds on Sept. 25 and 26 at the Multiplex. Saturday�s game will kick off at 7:30 pm, while Sunday�s game will begin at 6:30 pm.

Preseason action kicks off September 3-5, as the Cougars travel to Saskatoon to square off against Swift Current, Prince Albert, and host Saskatoon. Preseason tune up continues September 10, when the �Cats� face off against Regina in Invermere. The Cougars will travel to Kamloops September 17, before heading back home to play their lone exhibition game versus the Blazers at the �Plex on Saturday, September 18. Game time is slated for 7:30pm.

By month, the regular season schedule breaks down as follows: September (2 home, = 2 total), October (6 home, 7 away = 13 total), November (4 home, 9 away = 13 total), December (6 home, 4 away = 10 total), January (8 home, 6 away = 14 total), February (4 home, 8 away = 12 total), March ( 6 home, 2 away = 8 total).

As in previous seasons, the majority of all WHL games will be played on the weekend. Of the 720 total WHL games in 2004-05, 509 are scheduled for the weekend, with 205 to be played on a Friday, 206 on a Saturday and 98 on a Sunday. Additionally, 23 weekdays games occur on various holidays throughout the season, meaning 74% of the schedule is played on a weekend or non-school days. During the week, Wednesday night has 131 matches, 68 games are scheduled for Tuesday and six contests are scheduled for Monday and Thursday.

Please find below the complete 2003-04 WHL regular season schedule.

Day � Date, Visitors @ Home, Time

Friday Sept. 24/04 Regina @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Sept. 24/04 Portland @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Sept. 24/04 Tri-City @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Sept. 24/04 Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Sept. 24/04 Saskatoon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Friday Sept. 24/04 Swift Current @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Sept. 24/04 Calgary @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Everett @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Spokane @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Lethbridge @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Seattle @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Brandon @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Moose Jaw @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Prince Albert @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Sept. 25/04 Portland @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Sept. 26/04 Red Deer @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Sept. 26/04 Everett @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Sept. 26/04 Seattle @ Prince George 6:30
Tuesday Sept. 28/04 Kootenay @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Sept. 29/04 Lethbridge @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Sept. 29/04 Kootenay @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Sept. 29/04 Prince Albert @ Regina 7:00
Friday Oct. 1/04 Portland @ Everett 7:05
Friday Oct. 1/04 Prince George @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Oct. 1/04 Lethbridge @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Oct. 1/04 Calgary @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Oct. 1/04 Red Deer @ Regina 7:00
Friday Oct. 1/04 Moose Jaw @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Oct. 1/04 Seattle @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Red Deer @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Vancouver @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Prince George @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Swift Current @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Moose Jaw @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Seattle @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Calgary @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Kootenay @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Oct. 2/04 Kamloops @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Oct. 3/04 Regina @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Oct. 3/04 Kamloops @ Portland (MC) 5:00
Sunday Oct. 3/04 Red Deer @ Prince Albert 6:30
Sunday Oct. 3/04 Calgary @ Swift Current 7:00
Tuesday Oct. 5/04 Seattle @ Kootenay 7:00
Tuesday Oct. 5/04 Regina @ Lethbridge 7:00
Tuesday Oct. 5/04 Red Deer @ Saskatoon 7:00
Tuesday Oct. 5/04 Spokane @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 6/04 Regina @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 6/04 Medicine Hat @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 6/04 Red Deer @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 6/04 Spokane @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Oct. 8/04 Medicine Hat @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Oct. 8/04 Calgary @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Oct. 8/04 Swift Current @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Friday Oct. 8/04 Prince Albert @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Oct. 8/04 Regina @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Oct. 8/04 Lethbridge @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Oct. 8/04 Everett @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Swift Current @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Lethbridge @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Prince Albert @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Medicine Hat @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Kelowna @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Regina @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Oct. 9/04 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Sunday Oct. 10/04 Kelowna @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Oct. 10/04 Red Deer @ Kootenay 6:00
Sunday Oct. 10/04 Lethbridge @ Portland (MC) 5:00
Sunday Oct. 10/04 Everett @ Tri-City 5:05
Monday Oct. 11/04 Saskatoon @ Swift Current 2:30
Monday Oct. 11/04 Prince Albert @ Vancouver 2:30
Tuesday Oct. 12/04 Prince Albert @ Kelowna 7:00
Tuesday Oct. 12/04 Brandon @ Saskatoon 7:00
Tuesday Oct.12/04 Lethbridge @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 13/04 Kootenay @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 13/04 Kelowna @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Oct. 13/04 Brandon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 13/04 Swift Current @ Regina 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 13/04 Prince George @ Vancouver 7:00
Friday Oct. 15/04 Saskatoon @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Oct. 15/04 Medicine Hat @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Oct. 15/04 Red Deer @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Oct. 15/04 Everett @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Oct. 15/04 Kelowna @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Oct. 15/04 Vancouver @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Oct. 15/04 Kamloops @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Oct. 15/04 Prince George @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Seattle @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Vancouver @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Kamloops @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Prince George @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Moose Jaw @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Saskatoon @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Red Deer @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Oct. 16/04 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Oct. 17/04 Prince Albert @ Brandon 6:00
Sunday Oct. 17/04 Kelowna @ Kootenay 6:00
Sunday Oct. 17/04 Kamloops @ Lethbridge 6:00
Sunday Oct. 17/04 Regina @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Oct. 17/04 Prince George @ Seattle 5:05
Tuesday Oct. 19/04 Kamloops @ Kootenay 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 20/04 Tri-City @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 20/04 Calgary @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 20/04 Vancouver @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 20/04 Saskatoon @ Prince George 7:30
Wednesday Oct. 20/04 Moose Jaw @ Regina 7:00
Friday Oct. 22/04 Saskatoon @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Oct. 22/04 Everett @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Oct. 22/04 Prince Albert @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Oct. 22/04 Medicine Hat @ Regina 7:00
Friday Oct. 22/04 Portland @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Oct. 22/04 Lethbridge @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Oct. 22/04 Seattle @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Medicine Hat @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Saskatoon @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Prince Albert @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Everett @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Calgary @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Kootenay @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Vancouver @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Kamloops @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Moose Jaw @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Oct. 23/04 Portland @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Oct. 24/04 Kootenay @ Brandon 6:00
Sunday Oct. 24/04 Prince Albert @ Calgary 5:00
Sunday Oct. 24/04 Medicine Hat @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Oct. 24/04 Tri-City @ Seattle 5:05
Sunday Oct. 24/04 Saskatoon @ Vancouver 5:00
Tuesday Oct. 26/04 Kootenay @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Oct. 27/04 Kamloops @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Oct. 27/04 Kootenay @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Oct. 27/04 Brandon @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Oct. 29/04 Prince George @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Swift Current @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Calgary @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Friday Oct. 29/04 Kamloops @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Moose Jaw @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Oct. 29/04 Prince Albert @ Regina 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Kootenay @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Seattle @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Oct. 29/04 Everett @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Oct. 29/04 Brandon @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Portland @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Moose Jaw @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Brandon @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Saskatoon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Swift Current @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Kamloops @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Oct. 30/04 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Oct. 31/04 Swift Current @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Oct. 31/04 Moose Jaw @ Lethbridge 4:00
Tuesday Nov. 2/04 Prince George @ Everett 7:05
Tuesday Nov. 2/04 Brandon @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 2/04 Vancouver @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 2/04 Regina @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Lethbridge @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Brandon @ Kootenay 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Saskatoon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Prince George @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Kelowna @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Vancouver @ Swift Current 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 3/04 Seattle @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Nov. 5/04 Brandon @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Nov. 5/04 Spokane @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Nov. 5/04 Prince George @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Nov. 5/04 Everett @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Nov. 5/04 Vancouver @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Nov. 5/04 Moose Jaw @ Regina 7:00
Friday Nov. 5/04 Kelowna @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Nov. 5/04 Portland @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Prince George @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Vancouver @ Lethbridge 7:30
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Kelowna @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Regina @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Seattle @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Everett @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Nov. 6/04 Brandon @ Swift Current 7:30
Sunday Nov. 7/04 Vancouver @ Calgary 5:00
Sunday Nov. 7/04 Kelowna @ Lethbridge 6:00
Sunday Nov. 7/04 Prince Albert @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Tuesday Nov. 9/04 Prince Albert @ Lethbridge 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 9/04 Everett @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 9/04 Tri-City @ Regina 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 9/04 Red Deer @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 10/04 Prince Albert @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 10/04 Spokane @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 10/04 Medicine Hat @ Kootenay 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 10/04 Tri-City @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 10/04 Seattle @ Vancouver 7:00
Thursday Nov. 11/04 Everett @ Brandon 2:30
Thursday Nov. 11/04 Red Deer @ Kamloops 2:00
Friday Nov. 12/04 Tri-City @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Nov. 12/04 Kootenay @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Nov. 12/04 Red Deer @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Nov. 12/04 Lethbridge @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Friday Nov. 12/04 Everett @ Regina 7:00
Friday Nov. 12/04 Seattle @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Nov. 12/04 Prince Albert @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Nov. 12/04 Portland @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Lethbridge @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Tri-City @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Kelowna @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Regina @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Vancouver @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Portland @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Nov. 13/04 Medicine Hat @ Swift Current 7:30
Sunday Nov. 14/04 Kelowna @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Nov. 14/04 Saskatoon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Nov. 14/04 Tri-City @ Prince Albert 6:30
Sunday Nov. 14/04 Red Deer @ Prince George 6:30
Sunday Nov. 14/04 Kootenay @ Vancouver 5:00
Tuesday Nov. 16/04 Swift Current @ Regina 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 16/04 Brandon @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 17/04 Moose Jaw @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 17/04 Brandon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Nov. 17/04 Kamloops @ Prince George 7:30
Wednesday Nov. 17/04 Everett @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 17/04 Saskatoon @ Swift Current 7:00
Friday Nov. 19/04 Moose Jaw @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Nov. 19/04 Portland @ Everett 7:05
Friday Nov. 19/04 Kamloops @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Nov. 19/04 Calgary @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Nov. 19/04 Regina @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Nov. 19/04 Swift Current @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Nov. 19/04 Medicine Hat @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Nov. 19/04 Spokane @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Nov. 19/04 Prince George @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Tri-City @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Prince George @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Regina @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Swift Current @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Brandon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Medicine Hat @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Saskatoon @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Calgary @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Nov. 20/04 Kamloops @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Regina @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Prince Albert @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Medicine Hat @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Lethbridge @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Calgary @ Seattle 7:05
Wednesday Nov. 24/04 Prince George @ Spokane 7:00
Thursday Nov. 25/04 Calgary @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Nov. 26/04 Moose Jaw @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Nov. 26/04 Medicine Hat @ Everett 7:05
Friday Nov. 26/04 Prince George @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Nov. 26/04 Red Deer @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Nov. 26/04 Tri-City @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Nov. 26/04 Lethbridge @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Nov. 26/04 Kelowna @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Nov. 26/04 Saskatoon @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Nov. 26/04 Regina @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Swift Current @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Regina @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Kelowna @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Lethbridge @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Calgary @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Medicine Hat @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Nov. 27/04 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Nov. 28/04 Calgary @ Everett 5:05
Sunday Nov. 28/04 Regina @ Prince George 6:30
Sunday Nov. 28/04 Lethbridge @ Saskatoon 6:00
Sunday Nov. 28/04 Medicine Hat @ Vancouver 5:00
Tuesday Nov. 30/04 Kootenay @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 30/04 Spokane @ Prince Albert 7:30
Tuesday Nov. 30/04 Prince George @ Swift Current 7:00
Tuesday Nov. 30/04 Portland @ Tri-City 7:05
Tuesday Nov. 30/04 Calgary @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 1/04 Kootenay @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Dec. 1/04 Prince George @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 1/04 Kelowna @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 1/04 Spokane @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Dec. 3/04 Spokane @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Dec. 3/04 Prince George @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Dec. 3/04 Saskatoon @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Friday Dec. 3/04 Everett @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Dec. 3/04 Moose Jaw @ Regina 7:00
Friday Dec. 3/04 Kootenay @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Dec. 3/04 Kelowna @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Dec. 3/04 Kamloops @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Prince George @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Swift Current @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Vancouver @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Saskatoon @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Spokane @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Kootenay @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Regina @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Medicine Hat @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Dec. 4/04 Seattle @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Saskatoon @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Kelowna @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Brandon @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Moose Jaw @ Prince Albert 6:30
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Prince George @ Red Deer 6:00
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Spokane @ Regina 6:00
Sunday Dec. 5/04 Swift Current @ Seattle 5:05
Tuesday Dec. 7/04 Brandon @ Lethbridge 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 7/04 Swift Current @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Spokane @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Seattle @ Kamloops 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Vancouver @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Prince Albert @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Brandon @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 8/04 Swift Current @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Dec. 10/04 Medicine Hat @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Dec. 10/04 Vancouver @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Dec. 10/04 Kootenay @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Dec. 10/04 Everett @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Friday Dec. 10/04 Tri-City @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Dec. 10/04 Calgary @ Regina 7:00
Friday Dec. 10/04 Prince Albert @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Dec. 10/04 Swift Current @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Portland @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Swift Current @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Medicine Hat @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Calgary @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Tri-City @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Lethbridge @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Seattle @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Everett @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Dec. 11/04 Kamloops @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Dec. 12/04 Seattle @ Brandon 6:00
Sunday Dec. 12/04 Portland @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Dec. 12/04 Lethbridge @ Kootenay 6:00
Sunday Dec. 12/04 Regina @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Dec. 12/04 Saskatoon @ Prince Albert 6:30
Tuesday Dec. 14/04 Kelowna @ Calgary 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 14/04 Red Deer @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 14/04 Seattle @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 15/04 Tri-City @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Dec. 15/04 Kelowna @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 15/04 Seattle @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 15/04 Portland @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 15/04 Red Deer @ Swift Current 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Red Deer @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Dec. 17/04 Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Calgary @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Tri-City @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Seattle @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Dec. 17/04 Kamloops @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Dec. 17/04 Saskatoon @ Regina 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Kootenay @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Dec. 17/04 Kelowna @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Dec. 17/04 Everett @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Spokane @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Kelowna @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Red Deer @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Everett @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Kamloops @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Calgary @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Dec. 18/04 Vancouver @ Tri-City 7:05
Monday Dec. 27/04 Regina @ Brandon 7:00
Monday Dec. 27/04 Kootenay @ Red Deer 7:00
Monday Dec. 27/04 Moose Jaw @ Saskatoon 7:00
Monday Dec. 27/04 Lethbridge @ Seattle 7:05
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Spokane @ Everett 7:05
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Kamloops @ Kelowna 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Red Deer @ Kootenay 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Portland @ Prince George 7:30
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Prince Albert @ Swift Current 7:00
Tuesday Dec. 28/04 Lethbridge @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Prince Albert @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Swift Current @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Portland @ Prince George 7:30
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Brandon @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Everett @ Seattle 7:05
Wednesday Dec. 29/04 Kelowna @ Spokane 7:00
Thursday Dec. 30/04 Red Deer @ Calgary 7:00
Thursday Dec. 30/04 Lethbridge @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Dec. 31/04 Lethbridge @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Dec. 31/04 Prince Albert @ Kootenay 6:00
Friday Dec. 31/04 Seattle @ Portland (RG) 5:00
Friday Dec. 31/04 Brandon @ Regina 6:00
Friday Dec. 31/04 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Seattle @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Kelowna @ Kamloops 2:00
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Calgary @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Prince Albert @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Regina @ Saskatoon 4:00
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Brandon @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Portland @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Jan. 1/05 Spokane @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Jan. 2/05 Medicine Hat @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Jan. 2/05 Moose Jaw @ Kootenay 6:00
Sunday Jan. 2/05 Vancouver @ Portland (MC) 5:00
Sunday Jan. 2/05 Lethbridge @ Prince George 6:30
Tuesday Jan. 4/05 Everett @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Jan. 4/05 Swift Current @ Saskatoon 7:00
Tuesday Jan. 4/05 Moose Jaw @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Saskatoon @ Brandon 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Moose Jaw @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Red Deer @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Vancouver @ Prince George 7:30
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Prince Albert @ Regina 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 5/05 Seattle @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Jan. 7/05 Prince Albert @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Jan. 7/05 Spokane @ Everett 7:05
Friday Jan. 7/05 Moose Jaw @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Jan. 7/05 Medicine Hat @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Jan. 7/05 Swift Current @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Jan. 7/05 Vancouver @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Jan. 7/05 Calgary @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Jan. 7/05 Portland @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Jan. 7/05 Kelowna @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Kamloops @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Vancouver @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Calgary @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Portland @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Moose Jaw @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Swift Current @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Saskatoon @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Tri-City @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Jan. 8/05 Medicine Hat @ Spokane 7:00
Sunday Jan. 9/05 Swift Current @ Calgary 5:00
Sunday Jan. 9/05 Red Deer @ Lethbridge 6:00
Sunday Jan. 9/05 Brandon @ Regina 2:00
Sunday Jan. 9/05 Prince Albert @ Saskatoon 6:00
Sunday Jan. 9/05 Medicine Hat @ Tri-City 5:05
Tuesday Jan. 11/05 Kootenay @ Everett 7:05
Tuesday Jan. 11/05 Portland @ Regina 7:00
Tuesday Jan. 11/05 Seattle @ Tri-City 7:05
Tuesday Jan. 11/05 Prince George @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 12/05 Portland @ Brandon 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 12/05 Saskatoon @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 12/05 Prince George @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 12/05 Swift Current @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 12/05 Kootenay @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Jan. 14/05 Kamloops @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Jan. 14/05 Portland @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Friday Jan. 14/05 Brandon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Jan. 14/05 Kelowna @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Jan. 14/05 Saskatoon @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Jan. 14/05 Regina @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Jan. 14/05 Seattle @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Jan. 14/05 Everett @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Kamloops @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Vancouver @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Portland @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Saskatoon @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Regina @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Kelowna @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Moose Jaw @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Jan. 15/05 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Regina @ Calgary 5:00
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Spokane @ Everett 7:05
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Saskatoon @ Kootenay 6:00
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Brandon @ Prince Albert 2:30
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Kamloops @ Red Deer 6:00
Sunday Jan. 16/05 Seattle @ Vancouver 5:00
Wednesday Jan. 19/05 Saskatoon vs. Brandon (Wpg) 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 19/05 Calgary @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 19/05 Moose Jaw @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Jan. 19/05 Regina @ Swift Current 7:00
Thursday Jan. 20/05 Seattle @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Jan. 21/05 Saskatoon @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Jan. 21/05 Calgary @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Jan. 21/05 Portland @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Jan. 21/05 Red Deer @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Jan. 21/05 Lethbridge @ Regina 7:00
Friday Jan. 21/05 Everett @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Jan. 21/05 Medicine Hat @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Jan. 21/05 Vancouver @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Lethbridge @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Kamloops @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Everett @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Swift Current @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Prince Albert @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Calgary @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Red Deer @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Jan. 22/05 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Sunday Jan. 23/05 Prince George @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Jan. 23/05 Tri-City @ Kootenay 7:00
Sunday Jan. 23/05 Vancouver @ Portland (RG) 5:00
Sunday Jan. 23/05 Red Deer @ Regina 6:00
Tuesday Jan. 25/05 Brandon @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Tuesday Jan. 25/05 Calgary @ Red Deer 7:00
Tuesday Jan. 25/05 Seattle @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Red Deer @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Vancouver @ Kamloops 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Everett @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Brandon @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Saskatoon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Jan. 26/05 Tri-City @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Jan. 28/05 Prince George @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Jan. 28/05 Portland @ Everett 7:05
Friday Jan. 28/05 Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Jan. 28/05 Regina @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Jan. 28/05 Brandon @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Jan. 28/05 Moose Jaw @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Jan. 28/05 Kamloops @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Jan. 28/05 Kootenay @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Jan. 28/05 Tri-City @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Kootenay @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Tri-City @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Prince George @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Regina @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Everett @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Kamloops @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Jan. 29/05 Kelowna @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Brandon @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Kootenay @ Lethbridge 6:00
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Prince George @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Moose Jaw @ Prince Albert 6:30
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Regina @ Swift Current 7:00
Sunday Jan. 30/05 Everett @ Tri-City 7:05
Tuesday Feb. 1/05 Spokane @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 1/05 Regina @ Prince Albert 7:30
Tuesday Feb. 1/05 Prince George @ Swift Current 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 2/05 Calgary vs. Brandon (Wpg) 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 2/05 Tri-City @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 2/05 Prince George @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 2/05 Vancouver @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 2/05 Spokane @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Feb. 4/05 Calgary @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Feb. 4/05 Kamloops @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Red Deer @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Moose Jaw @ Regina 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Prince Albert @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Feb. 4/05 Everett @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Feb. 4/05 Vancouver @ Swift Current 7:30
Friday Feb. 4/05 Prince George @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Seattle @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Kelowna @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Vancouver @ Lethbridge 7:00
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Swift Current @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Brandon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Saskatoon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Kootenay @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Calgary @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Feb. 5/05 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 8/05 Lethbridge @ Brandon 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 8/05 Vancouver @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 8/05 Kootenay @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Vancouver @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Kelowna @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Saskatoon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Brandon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Medicine Hat @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Lethbridge @ Regina 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Spokane @ Seattle 7:05
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Kamloops @ Swift Current 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 9/05 Kootenay @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Feb. 11/05 Swift Current @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Feb. 11/05 Tri-City @ Everett 7:05
Friday Feb. 11/05 Medicine Hat @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Feb. 11/05 Spokane @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Feb. 11/05 Lethbridge @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Feb. 11/05 Kelowna @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Feb. 11/05 Kamloops @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Feb. 11/05 Moose Jaw @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Kamloops @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Swift Current @ Kootenay 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Kelowna @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Prince Albert @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Lethbridge @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Everett @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Vancouver @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Feb. 12/05 Portland @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Feb. 13/05 Regina @ Brandon 2:30
Sunday Feb. 13/05 Spokane @ Everett 5:05
Sunday Feb. 13/05 Kamloops @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Feb. 13/05 Prince Albert @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Feb. 13/05 Red Deer @ Tri-City 5:05
Tuesday Feb. 15/05 Prince George @ Kootenay 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 15/05 Calgary @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 15/05 Red Deer @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 15/05 Brandon @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Tri-City @ Kamloops 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Seattle @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Lethbridge @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Brandon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Prince George @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Calgary @ Swift Current 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 16/05 Red Deer @ Vancouver 7:30
Friday Feb. 18/05 Prince George @ Everett 7:05
Friday Feb. 18/05 Tri-City @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Feb. 18/05 Kootenay @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Feb. 18/05 Spokane @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Friday Feb. 18/05 Swift Current @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Feb. 18/05 Moose Jaw @ Regina 7:00
Friday Feb. 18/05 Red Deer @ Seattle 7:05
Friday Feb. 18/05 Kamloops @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Prince Albert @ Brandon 7:30
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Kootenay @ Calgary 7:00
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Red Deer @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Vancouver @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Saskatoon @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Regina @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Seattle @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Lethbridge @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Feb. 19/05 Spokane @ Tri-City 7:05
Sunday Feb. 20/05 Moose Jaw @ Brandon 6:00
Sunday Feb. 20/05 Saskatoon @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Feb. 20/05 Kootenay @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Feb. 20/05 Prince George @ Seattle 5:05
Sunday Feb. 20/05 Kelowna @ Tri-City 5:05
Tuesday Feb. 22/05 Everett @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Feb. 22/05 Kelowna @ Portland (MC) 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Regina vs. Brandon (Wpg) 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Moose Jaw @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Seattle @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Kootenay @ Prince George 7:30
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Swift Current @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Feb. 23/05 Tri-City @ Vancouver 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Regina @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Feb. 25/05 Red Deer @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Seattle @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Moose Jaw @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Swift Current @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Friday Feb. 25/05 Kootenay @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Feb. 25/05 Prince Albert @ Saskatoon 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Portland @ Spokane 7:00
Friday Feb. 25/05 Everett @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Feb. 25/05 Kelowna @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Vancouver @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Prince George @ Kamloops 7:00
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Kootenay @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Saskatoon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Moose Jaw @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Feb. 26/05 Medicine Hat @ Swift Current 7:30
Sunday Feb. 27/05 Tri-City @ Everett 5:05
Sunday Feb. 27/05 Calgary @ Lethbridge 2:00
Sunday Feb. 27/05 Moose Jaw @ Medicine Hat 6:00
Sunday Feb. 27/05 Brandon @ Regina 2:00
Sunday Feb. 27/05 Spokane @ Seattle 5:05
Tuesday Mar. 1/05 Prince Albert @ Regina 7:00
Tuesday Mar. 1/05 Brandon @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Saskatoon @ Brandon 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Medicine Hat @ Calgary 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Spokane @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Prince Albert @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Vancouver @ Seattle 7:05
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Lethbridge @ Swift Current 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 2/05 Kamloops @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Mar. 4/05 Swift Current @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Mar. 4/05 Kamloops @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Mar. 4/05 Lethbridge @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Friday Mar. 4/05 Spokane @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Mar. 4/05 Medicine Hat @ Red Deer 7:30
Friday Mar. 4/05 Saskatoon @ Regina 7:00
Friday Mar. 4/05 Portland @ Vancouver 7:30
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Lethbridge @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Tri-City @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Spokane @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Prince Albert @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Swift Current @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Everett @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Mar. 5/05 Kelowna @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Mar. 6/05 Vancouver @ Kamloops 7:00
Sunday Mar. 6/05 Brandon @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Mar. 6/05 Seattle @ Portland (RG) 5:00
Tuesday Mar. 8/05 Tri-City @ Kamloops 7:00
Tuesday Mar. 8/05 Calgary @ Kootenay 7:00
Tuesday Mar. 8/05 Brandon @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Tuesday Mar. 8/05 Moose Jaw @ Prince Albert 7:30
Tuesday Mar. 8/05 Regina @ Red Deer 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 9/05 Calgary @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 9/05 Regina @ Lethbridge 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 9/05 Tri-City @ Seattle 7:05
Wednesday Mar. 9/05 Everett @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 9/05 Brandon @ Swift Current 7:00
Friday Mar. 11/05 Prince Albert @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Mar. 11/05 Red Deer @ Calgary 7:00
Friday Mar. 11/05 Seattle @ Everett 7:05
Friday Mar. 11/05 Kelowna @ Kamloops 7:00
Friday Mar. 11/05 Lethbridge @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Mar. 11/05 Spokane @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Friday Mar. 11/05 Vancouver @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Mar. 11/05 Medicine Hat @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Portland @ Everett 7:05
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Kamloops @ Kelowna 7:00
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Medicine Hat @ Prince Albert 7:30
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Vancouver @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Kootenay @ Red Deer 6:00
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Regina @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Tri-City @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Mar. 12/05 Lethbridge @ Swift Current 7:30
Sunday Mar. 13/05 Kootenay @ Calgary 2:30
Sunday Mar. 13/05 Everett @ Portland (RG) 5:00
Sunday Mar. 13/05 Medicine Hat @ Regina 6:00
Sunday Mar. 13/05 Spokane @ Seattle 5:05
Tuesday Mar. 15/05 Swift Current @ Prince Albert 7:30
Tuesday Mar. 15/05 Lethbridge @ Red Deer 7:00
Tuesday Mar. 15/05 Prince George @ Vancouver 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Moose Jaw vs. Brandon (Wpg) 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Seattle @ Everett 7:05
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Prince George @ Kelowna 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Red Deer @ Medicine Hat 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Swift Current @ Saskatoon 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Portland @ Spokane 7:00
Wednesday Mar. 16/05 Kootenay @ Tri-City 7:05
Friday Mar. 18/05 Moose Jaw @ Brandon 7:30
Friday Mar. 18/05 Tri-City @ Everett 7:05
Friday Mar. 18/05 Vancouver @ Kelowna 7:00
Friday Mar. 18/05 Spokane @ Kootenay 7:00
Friday Mar. 18/05 Calgary @ Lethbridge 7:00
Friday Mar. 18/05 Seattle @ Portland (RG) 7:00
Friday Mar. 18/05 Saskatoon @ Prince Albert 7:30
Friday Mar. 18/05 Kamloops @ Prince George 7:30
Friday Mar. 18/05 Medicine Hat @ Swift Current 7:30
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Swift Current @ Medicine Hat 7:30
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Kamloops @ Prince George 7:30
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Calgary @ Red Deer 7:30
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Brandon @ Regina 7:00
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Prince Albert @ Saskatoon 7:00
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Portland @ Seattle 7:05
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Kootenay @ Spokane 7:00
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Everett @ Tri-City 7:05
Saturday Mar. 19/05 Kelowna @ Vancouver 7:00
Sunday Mar. 20/05 Red Deer @ Lethbridge 2:00
Sunday Mar. 20/05 Regina @ Moose Jaw 7:00
Sunday Mar. 20/05 Tri-City @ Portland (RG) 5:00
Sunday Mar. 20/05 Everett @ Seattle 5:05

Cougars Add to Blue Line

Wed, 04 Aug 04 00:00:00 -0700

The Prince George Cougars have announced the acquisition of 20 year old defenseman Dan Idema from the Medicine Hat Tigers. In exchange, the Tigers have received a 4th Round future Bantam Draft selection. The 6�3�, 206 lbs. Idema played in 69 games for the Tigers last season, recording 4 goals and 14 assists for 18 total points.

In a separate deal, the Cougars have acquired 19 year old D-Man Andy Zulyniak (�Zu-lynn-e-ack�) from the Prince Albert Raiders in exchange for a conditional 6th Round Bantam pick in 2005. Zulyniak, a 6�0� 195 lbs. product of Winnipeg, MB, played 3 games with the Raiders in 2003-04 before heading off to suit up for the Vernon Vipers of the BCHL. In 50 games with the Vipers in 2003-04, Zulyniak tallied 6 goals, 17 assists (23 points), and recorded 51 PM�s.