Thursday Thoughts

The CHL Import draft wrapped up yesterday.  The Warriors selected a Swiss forward in Eric Arnold.  Here is how the rest of the day looked:

The Canadian Hockey League today announced the final results of the 2011 CHL Import Draft.
Western Hockey League Clubs selected a total of 25 players in the draft. The two rounds included a total of 62 players selected from 10 different countries.

Each team in the CHL is permitted to carry two European Import players each season. These players are selected annually at the Import Draft, with the order of selection rotating through each of the three leagues in the CHL using an inverse order of their final regular season standings from the 2010-11 season.

Draft Picks by Country:
Czech Republic – 15
Russia – 11
Sweden – 9
Slovakia – 7
Germany – 5
Switzerland – 5
Norway – 4
Latvia – 3
Finland – 2
Belarus – 1

Draft Picks by Position:
Forward – 42
Defence – 12
Goaltender – 8

Draft Picks by NHL Status:
2010 Drafted – 5
2011 Drafted – 7
2012 Eligible – 47
2013 Eligible - 3

The way things sit right now, both Tony Honejsek and Sebastian Svendsen are protected under "20 year old status".... however, Honejsek most likely will not return to Moose Jaw and play with his HC Zlin team in the Czech Republic.  You can expect Sebastian Svendsen and Eric Arnold to be in attendance at camp as the Import players.

 The wet weather is once again making things difficult for the Moose Jaw Multiplex.
It might cause the project completion to be delayed. The city was supposed to officially take the keys in early July-- but that date is looking to be delayed.

The outside landscaping and paving has been a big challenge due to the rain.  It could be near the end of July that the City is able to take over the building.... which means a later date for the Warriors to move into the new facility as well.

If you noticed yesterday when the full schedule was released, the Warriors will be kicking off the entire WHL season with the opening game!  We will be taking on the Wheat Kings for the home opener.  The game will be broadcasted by SHAW. 

This weekend the Warriors Athletic Therapist, Curtis Amiot is tying the knot.  I will be MCing the event with Lee Jones--- and am looking forward to a great weekend.  Congrats to Curtis and Andrea!

Have a great and safe long weekend!

Warriors Select Swiss Forward Arnold

Moose Jaw, SK--- The Moose Jaw Warriors have selected Eric Arnold with the 42^nd pick of the 2011 CHL Import Draft.  Eric, a 5’9” centre from Switzerland played last season with the GC Kusnacht Lions.  The ’92 born forward won back to back Elite Jr. A Swiss Championships in 09/10 and 10/11. 

Eric Arnold was born in Seedorf, Switzerland and collected 41 points in 35 games with the Lions in the 2010/11 regular season and 17 points in 11 playoff games.  Arnold was part of the Swiss U-18 team in 09/10. 

Eric will be in Moose Jaw for training camp in August.  

For the complete CHL Import Draft visit, http://www.leaguestat.com/chl/memcup/en/draft.php?round=1&draft_id=107

11/12 Regular Season Schedule Released

Moose Jaw, SK--- The Moose Jaw Warriors have announced their 2011/12 game schedule.  One of the schedule highlights is the season opener on September 22^nd as a stand alone game broadcasted by SHAW from the new Downtown Events Centre to kick off the WHL season.  

SEPTEMBER

22 vs Brandon
23 @ Brandon
30 vs Prince Albert

 OCTOBER

1 vs Swift Current
5 vs Lethbridge
7 vs Edmonton
10 vs Prince George * 12 pm game
11 @ Saskatoon
14 vs Swift Current
19 @ Edmonton
21 @ Red Deer
22 @ Kootenay
26 vs Prince Albert
28 @ Brandon
29 vs Regina

NOVEMBER

4 vs Saskatoon
6 vs Calgary
10 @ Regina
11 vs Regina
12 @ Swift Current
18 @ Swift Current
19 vs Medicine Hat
20 vs Brandon
23 vs Calgary
25 @ Brandon
26 vs Brandon
29 vs Vancouver
30 @ Prince Albert

DECEMBER

3 vs Kootenay
4 @ Prince Albert
6 vs Red Deer
9 vs Regina
10 vs Kelowna
16 @ Saskatoon
17 vs Kamloops
28 vs Edmonton
30 @ Seattle
31 @ Everett

JANUARY

3 @ Portland
4 @ Tri City
6 @ Spokane
7 @ Kootenay
13 @ Calgary
14 @ Medicine Hat
15 vs Brandon
18 vs Victoria
20 vs Kootenay
21 @ Regina
24 @ Swift Current
27 vs Saskatoon
28 vs Swift Current

FEBRUARY

3 @ Saskatoon
4 vs Prince Albert
8 @ Lethbridge
10 @ Calgary
11 @ Red Deer
15 vs Saskatoon
17 vs Medicine Hat
18 @ Medicine Hat
20 @ Swift Current
24 @ Regina
25 vs Swift Current
28 vs Red Deer

 March

2 @ Prince Albert
3 vs Lethbridge
6 @ Lethbridge
7 @ Edmonton
9 @ Regina
10 vs Regina
14 @ Brandon
16 @ Prince Albert
17 vs Prince Albert

Wednesday Wrap

The CHL Import draft is underway!  The Warriors will pick later in the day at the 42nd spot and also have a second round pick at 102.  Follow the results live here, http://www.leaguestat.com/chl/memcup/en/draft.php?round=1&draft_id=107

Warrior Dylan McIlrath is out in New York this week for Ranger Summer Prospect Camp.  Dylan had three points in yesterdays scrimmage and seems to be impressing media and staff.  Read about the camp here, http://networkedblogs.com/jMvR1

Here are a few quotes from Dylan courtesy of the Ranger's website.... http://blueshirtsunited.com/posts/543-mcilrath-quote-book

The Seattle Thunderbirds have solidfied their coaching staff for next season, naming Darren Rumble and Jim McTaggart to the assistant coach ranks.

This years Hockey Hall of Famers were named yesterday. Joe Nieuwendyk will be inducted joining him in the 2011 class are two former teammates in goaltender Ed Belfour and Doug Gilmour, whom he played alongside in Calgary, and Mark Howe.

The Rangers have decided to part ways with their captain, Chris Drury--- they have decided to buy him out and will become a UFA on July 1st.

Will Jagr return to the NHL?  NHL.com reports that the decision should be made today as Jaromir will be meeting with the Penguins. 

Christian Ehrhoff's rights were traded from the Canucks to the Islander's yesterday. 

If you are in Regina tonight, our Miller Express will be playing the Red Sox at 7 pm--- cheer them on!

Have a great day!

Tuesday's Topics

The Warriors will be taking part in the CHL Import Draft tomorrow.  The tribe will be picking 42nd and 102nd. 

The two-round draft will take place online and can be followed live as picks are made at www.chl.ca.

CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW THE 2011 CHL IMPORT DRAFT ORDER AND RESULTS LIVE

Each team in the CHL is permitted to carry two European Import players each season. These players are selected annually at the Import Draft, with the order of selection rotating through each of the three leagues in the CHL using an inverse order of their final regular season standings from the 2010-11 season.

The OHL’s Barrie Colts currently hold the number one selection in the 2011 CHL Import Draft followed by the QMJHL’s Rouyn-Noranda Huskies, and the WHL’s Calgary Hitmen. Teams are permitted to trade draft picks up to and during the Import Draft process.

Last season the Prince George Cougars used the first overall pick to select Edmonton Oilers prospect Martin Marincin, before the Sarnia Sting selected this year’s OHL and CHL Rookie of the Year and 2012 NHL Entry Draft prospect Nail Yakupov. With the third overall pick the Halifax Mooseheads selected 2012 NHL Entry Draft prospect and Czech Republic National Junior Team member Martin Frk.

Four players selected in the 2010 CHL Import Draft were recently chosen in the first round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft on June 24 in Minnesota including Sven Bartschi of the Portland Winterhawks who went 13^th overall to the Calgary Flames, Vladislav Namestnikov of the London Knights who was picked 27^th overall by the Tampa Bay Lightning, Nicklas Jensen of the Oshawa Generals who was chosen 29^th overall by the Vancouver Canucks, and Rickard Rakell of the Plymouth Whalers who was chosen 30^th overall by the Anaheim Ducks.

The 2011 CHL Import Draft order of selection along with a seven-year historical recap of the draft can be viewed online here.

Zdeno Chara will be meeting with police in Montreal---- investigations are still on going after the infamous Max Pacioretty hit.  Read about it here... http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/41083-Montreal-police-say-Zdeno-Chara-meeting-planned-as-Pacioretty-probe-nears-end.html

Marc Andre Bergeron has resigned with Tampa--- as well former Warrior Brooks Laich resigned with the Caps for $27 million.

If you haven't heard the story of the Boston Bruins $156,000.00 bar tab to celebrate the Stanley Cup win, it has come down to this.... someone on the team ordered an Amstel Light, and it seems people would really like to know who..... Amstel light has now offered a "reward" for the player who admits to ordering the beverage.  If they come out to the press, Amstel Light will reward the player with free drinks during his day with the Stanley Cup.

Next week is the Warriors Men's Golf Tournament.  Thursday is the calcutta with the tournament set for Friday.  The tournament is a sell out.  Here is the list of celebrity guests:

Jeff Bosch

Jeff Calvert

Scott Ducharmie

Troy Edwards

Theoren Fleury

Darryl Gilmour

Kent Hayes

Brian Ilkuf

Garnet Jacobson

Blair Jones

Mike Keane

Mark MacKay

Devin Oleniuk

Carter Smith

Cody Smuk

Brennen Wray

Dylan McIlrath

Jesse Paradis

Monday Morning

Good morning! What a weekend... exciting times with the NHL draft, trades and big annoucements.

Joel Edmundson had a big showing at the draft, going 16th in the 2nd round, 46th overall to the St. Louis Blues.  The big week isn't over yet for Joel, he gradutates today and turns 18 tomorrow... Congrats to Joel.

Joel adds to the list of a solid showing of Warrior d-men being selected for future NHL work.  Travis Hamonic was a 2nd round pick, 53rd overall, Dylan McIlrath and Kendall McFaull were both selected in 2010.  Warriors 16 year old star, Morgan Rielly is poised to be a high selection next year.

Ryan Nugent Hopkins did indeed go first overall in the draft.  Along with 33 other WHL players...

2011 NHL Entry Draft, WHL Players

1^st Round

#1. Edmonton Oilers – Ryan Nugent-Hopkins; Burnaby, B.C.; Red Deer Rebels

#11. Colorado Avalanche – Duncan Siemens; Sherwood Park, AB; Saskatoon Blades
#13. Calgary Flames – Sven Bartschi; Langenthal, SUI; Portland Winterhawks
#18. Chicago Blackhawks – Mark McNeill; Edmonton, AB; Prince Albert Raiders
#23. Pittsburgh Penguins – Joseph Morrow; Sherwood Park, AB; Portland Winterhawks

2^nd Round

#31. Edmonton Oilers – David Musil; Calgary, AB; Vancouver Giants
#32. St. Louis Blues – Ty Rattie; Airdrie, AB; Portland Winterhawks
#46. St. Louis Blues – Joel Edmundson; Brandon, MB; Moose Jaw Warriors#57. Calgary Flames – Tyler Wotherspoon; Surrey, BC; Portland Winterhawks

3^rd Round

#67. Winnipeg Jets – Adam Lowry; Calgary, AB; Swift Current Broncos
#73. Carolina Hurricanes – Keegan Lowe; Edmonton, AB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#74. Edmonton Oilers – Travis Ewanyk; North Vancouver, BC; Edmonton Oil Kings
#84. Phoenix Coyotes – Harrison Ruopp; Zehner, SK; Prince Albert Raiders

4^th Round

#106. New York Rangers – Michael St. Croix; Winnipeg, MB; Edmonton Oil Kings
#107. Buffalo Sabres – Colin Jacobs; Grapevine, TX; Seattle Thunderbirds
#111. Phoenix Coyotes – Kale Kessy; Shaunavon, SK; Medicine Hat Tigers
#115. Detroit Red Wings – Marek Tvrdon; Nitra, SVK; Vancouver Giants
#118. Philadelphia Flyers – Marcel Noebels; Toenisvorst, DEU; Seattle Thunderbirds
#119. Winnipeg Jets – Zachary Yuen; Vancouver, BC; Tri-City Americans

5^th Round

#125. New York Islanders – John Persson; Mora SWE; Red Deer Rebels
#127. New York Islanders – Brenden Kichton; Spruce Grove, AB; Spokane Chiefs
#134. New York Rangers – Shane McColgan; Manhattan Beach, CA; Kelowna Rockets
#138. Montreal Canadiens – Darren Dietz; Medicine Hat, AB; Saskatoon Blades
#141. Phoenix Coyotes – Darren Dzuirzynski; Lloydminster, AB; Saskatoon Blades
#144. Pittsburgh Penguins - Dominik Uher; Ostvava, CZE; Spokane Chiefs

6^th Round

#156. Ottawa Senators – Darren Kramer; Peace River, AB; Spokane Chiefs
#159. New Jersey Devils – Reece Scarlett; Sherwood Park, AB; Swift Current Broncos
#164. Calgary Flames – Laurent Brossoit; Port Alberni, BC; Edmonton Oil Kings
#165. Dallas Stars – Matej Stransky; Ostrava, CZE; Saskatoon Blades
#167. Buffalo Sabres – Nathan Lieuwen; Abbotsford, BC; Kootenay Ice
#175. Detroit Red Wings – Richard Nedomlel; Prague, CZE; Swift Current Broncos

7^th Round#186. Ottawa Senators – Jordan Fransoo; North Battleford, SK; Brandon Wheat Kings
#193. Carolina Hurricanes – Brody Sutter; Calgary, AB; Lethbridge Hurricanes

Past WHL – NHL Draft Results
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, including seven in the 1^st round.
A total of 31 WHL players were selected in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, including five in the 1^st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1^st round.
A total of 37 WHL players were selected in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, including nine in the 1^st round.
A total of 24 WHL players were selected in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft
A total of 43 WHL players were selected in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft

The CHL Import Draft goes Wednesday.  The Warriors have the 42nd overall all pick which should happen at about 3:50 pm and the 102nd pick in the 2nd round.  The Warriors have picked the likes of Tony Honejsek, Michal Hlinka and Jakub Herman in the past few years. 

The NHL made a variety of annoucements through out the draft.  Former Warrior, Troy Brouwer was dealt to the Washington Capitals for the Cap's first round pick.  Blair Jones extended his contract with Tampa Bay for a year.  Another former Warrior moved closer to home, Ryan Smyth was traded back to Edmonton where he hopes he can finish his career. 

The Free Agent market opens up on July 1st--- and there is some big names up for grabs.  We will look at those later this week.

Have a great week!

Edmundson Singing the Blues

Warrior Joel Edmundson was drafted 16th in the 2nd round this morning-- 46th overall to the St. Louis Blues.

Here is the full list.... http://www.nhl.com/ice/draftsearch.htm?year=2011&round=2&navid=mod-rr-headlines

JETS ARE BACK

Many sources are saying that we can welcome back the WINNIPEG JETS!

What does Kendall McFaull think of the name choice?  (Kendall was drafted by the Thrashers last season). 

"I was hoping that's what they'd be called.  There is a lot of history behind the Jets which makes it exciting.  I was thinking it would be cool to unveal it at the draft..."

There you have it folks!

Friday Fun

It's Friday and it's sunny--- and its Draft Day!

Here is a look at Sam Cosentino's picks for top centers, wingers, defencemen, goalies, sleeper picks and wild cards.  So many mock drafts out--- and yet it always seems there is a few surprises and each one is a little different.  I like how this is seperated out.  http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/2011/06/23/cosentino_draft_top5_rankings/

Joel Edmundson tweeted this morning that he met with the Leafs last night and had a great supper while being escorted there in an H2 Limo.  Sounds like he is enjoying himself.  Director of Hockey Operations, Alan Millar and Assistant Dir. of Hockey Operations/Scouting Rob MacLachlan are both in the Twin City for the event. 

I retract yesterday's posting about no reveal of a Winnipeg team tonight--!

A ton of interest and questions about Philadelphia's block buster trading yesterday.  What do you think?

The Hockey News is reporting Ryan Smyth might me coming back to Canada sooner than you think and perhaps not back to Edmonton....
 
http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/41003-Kings-working-on-Ryan-Smyth-trade-Flames-interested.html

MINNEAPOLIS – Ryan Smyth will almost certainly get his wish to move north of the 49th parallel before the draft weekend concludes, but the Calgary Flames have entered the fray and could end up getting ‘Captain Canada’ instead of his former team in Edmonton.

Kings GM Dean Lombardi said in a conference call Thursday afternoon that he has been speaking to three teams about Smyth. Sources have confirmed those three teams are the Edmonton Oilers, which is Smyth’s preferred destination, the Flames and Winnipeg.

Smyth has no interest in going to Winnipeg, so now it is down to the Flames and Oilers and the fact Calgary has asked defenseman Robyn Regehr to waive his no-trade clause to go to the Buffalo Sabres indicates they might be clearing cap space to make room for Smyth.


In Moose Jaw news, thw river is on the rise AGAIN.  Be careful and stay away from the water.

Nugent Hopkins Like Joe Sakic or Theoren Fleury?

I liked this article...
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/small-with-talent-is-the-new-big-at-nhl-draft/article2070184/

Hockey Rumblings

TSN is reporting Jeff Carter has been traded to the Blue Jackets for Jakub Voracek & first and third round picks. 

Sending Carter to Columbus opens up space for Philly to sign goaltender Illya Bryzgalov.

In case you were wondering, Winnipeg will not be unveiling their new jersey at the draft... instead the draftee will get a simple NHL jersey.  Winnipeg will pick 7th overall.

TSN's Gord Miller just tweeted that Mike Richards is LA bound with Brayden Schenn and Wayne Simmonds going the other way to Philly.  What a big move.

Robyn Regehr of the Flames has reportedly been asked to waive his no move clause in expectations of a move to Buffalo.

Claude Noel has been named bench boss for the new Winnipeg team.

Dave Cameron, Quinton Howden's coach for World Juniors and the Mem Cup host Majors has got on with the Senators as an Assistant. 

Draft Just Around the Corner

The NHL Entry Draft goes this Thursday and Friday.  The Warriors own, Joel Edmundson is in Minnesota for the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.  Poised to be selected in the second round after jumping leaps and bounds up the Central Scouting Ranks.  Sitting at #33 for the final ranking, Edmundson could join two other Warrior defensemen in Dylan McIlrath and Kendall McFaull as the next NHL draftees.

It is always exciting to see who will be selected first overall.  Last year there was the Taylor Hall vs Tyler Seguin war.  Back and fourth the decision went--- with a final decision of Taylor Hall as the first overall selection to the Edmonton Oilers.

This year’s draft eligible players are born between January 1, 1991 and September 15, 1993. 

This year’s selection order for the first round:

1-      Edmonton

2-      Colorado

3-      Florida

4-      New Jersey

5-      NY Islanders

6-      Ottawa

7-      Atlanta/Winnipeg

8-      Columbus

9-      Boston (from Toronto)

10-  Minnesota

11-  Colorado (from St. Louis)

12-  Carolina

13-  Calgary

14-  Dallas

15-  NY Rangers

16-  Buffalo

17-  Montreal

18-  Chicago

19-  Edmonton (from Los Angeles)

20-  Phoenix

21-  Ottawa (from Nashville)

22-  Anaheim

23-  Pittsburgh

24-  Detroit

25-  Toronto (from Philadelphia)

26-  Washington

27-  Tampa Bay

28-  San Jose

29-  Vancouver

30-  Toronto (Boston)

Who’s Who

From the WHL, you may remember him, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins from Burnaby, BC is poised to go 1^st overall.  Creative with the puck, with a sense for scoring—Nugent Hopkins was the first overall Bantam Draft pick and his #9 is sure to be a Rebel favourite for years to come. 

The #2 ranked player by Hockey News Magazine, is Adam Larsson, the 6 foot 3 defensemen is Swedish born and you may have seen him in the 2010 World Junior Championships. Larsson’s 200 pounds would serve both the Oilers or Avalanche well on the blue line.  Larrson is the top ranked European skater.

#3, Gabriel Landeskog, combines grit and skill.  Playing for the Kitchener Rangers, Landeskog was originally drafted by the Plymouth Whalers—but Landeskog refused to report.  Highlighted by his hard work and perseverance, this left winger is ranked as high as his potential.

Jonathon Huberdeau, is ranked #3 by the NHL Central Scouting final ranking. The 6’1” center just won the Memorial Cup and showcased his great hands and scoring ability.

Dougie Hamilton, ranked #4 by Central Scouting, playing in the OHL with Niagara, Dougie is a two way defensemen at 6’4”. 

Nathan Beaulieu, is ranked at #5 and is another member of the Memorial Cup Champ Sea Dogs.  Nathan scored 45 points for the past 2 years and played well in the playoffs.

Sean Couturier, sits at #6--- #4 by Hockey News Magazine.  From Arizona, Couturier played for Drummondville last season and appeared at the 2010 World Juniors.  He scored 3 points in 7 games during the tournament.  He is a big center who protects the puck well.

Sven Bartchi, in at #7 is another WHL star.  This winter during Portland’s once visit to Moose Jaw, a team of Swiss media made the trip all the way from Sweden to see Bartchi play.  In their words, “He will be better then Nino—the Swiss love his play.”  Barchi put up an impressive 85 points last season and represented his home at the World Juniors.

Ryan Strome, ranked 8^th, Strome is a 6 foot center who played with Niagara last season.  A play maker, Stome had 106 points last season.

Ryan Murphy, ranked 9^th, Murphy is highlighted by his great skating.  Seventy nine points as a d-man, showcases his vision even if he is on the smaller side at 5’11”. 

#10, Duncan Siemens is a player Warrior fans will recall.  His all around skills make him a solid pick.  Warrior fans will remember his 121 PIM’s which some were spent when taking on the Warriors.

PRE-SEASON!

WHL ANNOUNCES 2011 PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE
Calgary, AB – The Western Hockey League today announced the Pre-Season schedule for the 2011-12 season. The schedule includes 64 games beginning on Tuesday, August 30 and concluding on Sunday, September 18. The pre-season schedule also features three tournaments with the Edmonton Oil Kings and Everett Silvertips hosting tournaments on the September 2 – 5 weekend and the Tri-City Americans hosting their annual tournament over the September 8 – 10 weekend.

The Everett Silvertips Pre-season Classic runs September 2 – 4 and will feature all five U.S. Division Clubs, the host Everett Silvertips, Portland Winterhawks, Seattle Thunderbirds, Spokane Chiefs and Tri-City Americans. The Edmonton Oil Kings 5^th Annual Pre-Season tournament begins Sunday, September 4 and features six WHL Clubs including the host Oil Kings, Calgary Hitmen, Medicine Hat Tigers, Prince George Cougars, Red Deer Rebels and Swift Current Broncos. The games will be played out of the Servus Credit Union Place in St. Albert, AB. The Tri-City Americans Pre-Season Tournament will again feature all five U.S. Division Clubs; the host Americans, Everett Silvertips, Portland Winterhawks, Seattle Thunderbirds and the Spokane Chiefs. The tournament will also include the 2011 WHL Champion Kootenay Ice with games starting on September 8.

The 2011 WHL Pre-Season schedule also features games in 10 communities outside the 22 WHL Club markets, exposing the WHL to new fans across Western Canada. In Alberta, WHL fans will have the opportunity to watch pre-season action in the Crowsnest Pass, Innisfail, Jasper, Lacombe, St. Albert, Stettler and Taber. In British Columbia, the Vancouver Giants will host three games out of their practice facility in Ladner and the Victoria Royals will host a game in Maple Ridge. In Saskatchewan, the residents of Shaunavon will have the chance to watch the Regina Pats and Medicine Hat Tigers square off along with the Swift Current Broncos and Prince Albert Raiders.

The 792 game 2011-12 WHL Regular Season schedule will be released on Wednesday, June 29.

You will find below and attached a copy of the 2011 WHL Pre-Season schedule which can also be found at http://www.whl.ca/ .

2011 WHL PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE

Day	Date	Visitors		Home	Time	Location
Tuesday	8/30/2011	Moose Jaw	@	Swift Current	7:00
Wednesday	8/31/2011	Saskatoon	@	Prince Albert	7:00
Friday	9/2/2011	Tri-City	@	Everett	7:00	Everett Tournament
Friday	9/2/2011	Spokane	vs	Seattle	3:00	Everett Tournament
Friday	9/2/2011	Victoria	@	Kamloops	7:00
Friday	9/2/2011	Vancouver	@	Kelowna	7:05
Friday	9/2/2011	Moose Jaw	@	Regina	7:00
Saturday	9/3/2011	Portland	vs	Tri-City	3:00	Everett Tournament
Saturday	9/3/2011	Spokane	@	Everett	7:00	Everett Tournament
Saturday	9/3/2011	Victoria	@	Kelowna	7:05
Saturday	9/3/2011	Regina	@	Moose Jaw	7:00
Saturday	9/3/2011	Prince Albert	@	Saskatoon	7:05
Saturday	9/3/2011	Kamloops	@	Vancouver	7:00	Ladner
Sunday	9/4/2011	Spokane	vs	Portland	1:00	Everett Tournament
Sunday	9/4/2011	Seattle	@	Everett	5:00	Everett Tournament
Sunday	9/4/2011	Prince George	vs	Red Deer	11:00	Edmonton Tournament
Sunday	9/4/2011	Calgary	vs	Medicine Hat	3:00	Edmonton Tournament
Sunday	9/4/2011	Edmonton	vs	Swift Current	7:00	Edmonton Tournament
Monday	9/5/2011	Prince George	vs	Calgary	11:00	Edmonton Tournament
Monday	9/5/2011	Red Deer	vs	Swift Current	3:00	Edmonton Tournament
Monday	9/5/2011	Edmonton	vs	Medicine Hat	7:00	Edmonton Tournament
Thursday	9/8/2011	Kootenay	@	Tri-City	7:05	Tri-City Tournament
Thursday	9/8/2011	Calgary	@	Lethbridge	7:00	Taber
Friday	9/9/2011	Moose Jaw	@	Brandon	7:30
Friday	9/9/2011	Kootenay	vs	Everett	11:00	Tri-City Tournament
Friday	9/9/2011	Seattle	vs	Spokane	3:00	Tri-City Tournament
Friday	9/9/2011	Portland	@	Tri-City	7:00	Tri-City Tournament
Friday	9/9/2011	Kelowna	@	Kamloops	7:00
Friday	9/9/2011	Edmonton	@	Prince George	7:00
Friday	9/9/2011	Lethbridge	@	Red Deer	7:30	Innisfail
Friday	9/9/2011	Medicine Hat	@	Regina	7:00	Shaunavon
Friday	9/9/2011	Saskatoon	@	Swift Current	7:00
Friday	9/9/2011	Victoria	@	Vancouver	7:30	Ladner
Saturday	9/10/2011	Red Deer	@	Calgary	7:00	Flames Arena
Saturday	9/10/2011	Seattle	vs	Everett	11:00	Tri-City Tournament
Saturday	9/10/2011	Kootenay	vs	Portland	3:00	Tri-City Tournament
Saturday	9/10/2011	Spokane	@	Tri-City	7:00	Tri-City Tournament
Saturday	9/10/2011	Kamloops	@	Kelowna	7:05
Saturday	9/10/2011	Lethbridge	@	Medicine Hat	7:30
Saturday	9/10/2011	Brandon	@	Moose Jaw	7:00
Saturday	9/10/2011	Edmonton	@	Prince George	7:00	Jasper
Saturday	9/10/2011	Swift Current	@	Regina	7:00
Saturday	9/10/2011	Vancouver	@	Victoria	7:05	Maple Ridge
Wednesday	9/14/2011	Prince George	@	Kamloops	7:00
Wednesday	9/14/2011	Medicine Hat	@	Lethbridge	7:00	Nicholas Sheran
Thursday	9/15/2011	Tri-City	@	Spokane	7:00
Friday	9/16/2011	Regina	@	Brandon	7:30
Friday	9/16/2011	Vancouver	@	Everett	7:05
Friday	9/16/2011	Kootenay	@	Lethbridge	7:00	Crowsnest Pass
Friday	9/16/2011	Saskatoon	@	Moose Jaw	7:00
Friday	9/16/2011	Seattle	@	Portland	5:30	Winterhawks Skating Center
Friday	9/16/2011	Swift Current	@	Prince Albert	7:00
Friday	9/16/2011	Kamloops	@	Prince George	7:00
Friday	9/16/2011	Edmonton	@	Red Deer	7:30	Lacombe
Friday	9/16/2011	Kelowna	@	Victoria	7:05
Saturday	9/17/2011	Lethbridge	vs	Calgary	7:00	Crowsnest Pass
Saturday	9/17/2011	Medicine Hat	@	Red Deer	7:30	Stettler
Saturday	9/17/2011	Brandon	@	Regina	7:00
Saturday	9/17/2011	Moose Jaw	@	Saskatoon	7:05
Saturday	9/17/2011	Everett	@	Seattle	7:05
Saturday	9/17/2011	Prince Albert	@	Swift Current	7:00	Shaunavon
Saturday	9/17/2011	Spokane	@	Tri-City	7:05
Saturday	9/17/2011	Kelowna	@	Vancouver	7:00	Ladner
Sunday	9/18/2011	Calgary	vs	Kootenay	2:00	Crowsnest Pass