In our first look at a new Friday feature called “WEHP’s ELITE of the ELITE”, we take a look at Rocky Mountain Raiders scoring star Zach Huber.  Zach currently leads the AMBHL in scoring with 20-16-36 in 12 games, putting him on pace for about a 100 point season.  Here is an interview we did a while back with Zach just before the season started as well as a resent scouting report from our southern Alberta scout from this past week.

Zach Huber has vaulted up our rankings this year.

The Interview

Zach Huber

Rocky Mountain Raiders (AMBHL)

5’8 140lbs Forward

13-14 stats: 31GP 9-6-15 32PIM

To start off with, where have you played all your minor hockey and what have been some of your favorite personal and team memories up to this point in your hockey career?                 Up until the age of 11 I played my minor hockey in south western Saskatchewan in a town called Kincaid. Then for my second year of peewee our family moved too Millarville Alberta and I played for the foothills Bisons peewee AA hockey team. My favourite personal memory would be playing for foothills and winning MVP and top scorer of the peewee AA SCAHL league, and my most memorable team memory would be winning the first banner and league championship in Kincaid minor hockey history when I was first year atom.

Who have been some of your biggest influences to date in hockey and how have they guided you along?                                                 My biggest influence would definitely be my dad, he has taught me all the little things and details of how to be an elite hockey player and another one would be my current coach Mickey Kluner.  This past season with the raiders I learned and matured a lot from my coach.

Talk about your rookie bantam season with the Rocky Mountain Raiders last season?                                                                                 Our Rocky Mountain Raiders team was one that I will never forget, the chemistry and brotherhood we had was unforgettable and making it to the south final was amazing! I was expected to be physical and very good defensively and also score of course.

Obviously you are an offensive player but what specific strengths in your game do you feel help set you apart from some of the other players in your age group? Conversely, what weaknesses in your game do you feel still need the most work moving forward?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             I feel that I am a big strong powerful skater, I am fast and have a hard accurate shot and take pride in being a good leader on and off the ice as well as being defensive blocking shots, winning face offs etc. I also take pride in not getting scored on often when on the ice. I think I need to improve on using my strengths more during games and my hands and finishing I get lots of chances but I need to finish more.

Which player(s) in your age group do you respect the most on a skill and/or leadership level of play and why?                                   I respect Kale Clouston the most he is my best friend, a great class mate and a great hockey player! He always has a smile and loves playing the game of hockey.

Lastly, if you could compare or model your game after an NHL hockey player, who would it be and why?

I try to model my game after Jonathan Toews. He is such a great leader and well-rounded player who scores and doesn’t get scored on.

The Scouting Report

Name    Zack Huber         League  AMBHL               ROCKY MNT RAIDERS     Viewings 7  CAL FLAMES

DOB    2000                                                                           

Height   70″         155                        Shot       R            

Position                LW 

Skating 3.98                     Hockey Sense     3.87                        0 = Poor

Speed   3.9                            Anticipation          4                                 1 = Below Average

Agility    3.8                         Vision      4                                                2 = Average

Footspeed          3.7             Poise/Patience 3.6                                 3 = Good

Balance                4.5           Puck Support       3.8                              4 = Very Good

Puck Skills         4.03     Offensive Awareness    3.8                   5 = Excellent

Stickhandling     3.7          Defensive Awareness    4

Puck Protection  4.2          Character            3.87

Board Play           4.2          Game Work Ethic             4.6

Passing Skills  4.00     Practice Work Ethic

Passing 4                            Emotional Control              3.2

Pass Reception 4              Communication

Scoring Skills     3.90  Team Orientation            3.8

Shot Power        3.6          Consistency

Release                4

In Tight Finish                   OVERALL              3.95

One Timing         3.7

Deflections

Net Front            4.3

Checking Skills  4                                                                             

Bodychecking    4.3

Stick Checking   3.8

Angling 3.6

Aggressiveness 4.5

Net Front

1v1 Defending   4

Gap Control        3.8

Comments

Hard working forward, forces play in neutral and offensive zones, needs agility work and to learn to play away from the puck.  Tends to let emotions over ride control when battling for the puck, initiates contact in all 3 zones, good fore-checking reads.

Standings

The 3rd annual Rocky Mountain Classic Invitational AAA Tournament is set to get underway tomorrow in Calgary.  In total, 16 elite teams from western Canada and the US will take part in the event.  Among the 16 teams will be returning champion Okanagan Hockey Academy and the 2012 champion – Calgary Royals.  The Winnipeg Monarchs will also return and they have been in the final, only to lose in past two championship contests.  All told, 6 of the top 10 WEHP ranked teams are at this tournament.  Missing are NSWC, BWC, WPG Warriors and SSAC.  There are 22 of the top 44 WEHP ranked prospects taking part as well.

Castle Pool

1.  Calgary Flames

2.  Notre Dame Hounds

3.  Edmonton CAC

4.  Arizona Bobcats

–  The Flames enter the tournament as the definite favorite.  The key game for this pool will be the Notre Dame Hounds vs. Edmonton CAC on Friday at 3:45.  The winner of that game will likely determine the 2nd team to move on in the division.  The Arizona Bobcats who are 8-7-0 this year are the 65th ranked team in the USA according to MyHockeyRankings and likely will be over-matched.

Top 5 Pool Prospects

1.  D – Sean Comrie – Edmonton CAC

2.  D – Jonathon Tychonick – Calgary Flames

3.  D – Loeden Schauffler – Notre Dame Hounds

4.  F – Carson Focht – Notre Dame Hounds

5.  G – Carl Stankowski – Calgary Flames

Kidd Pool

Sherwood Park Flyers (9-2-3)

Winnipeg Monarchs

Calgary Royals

Victoria Racquet Club Kings

–  The highest ranked team in Alberta continues to be the Sherwood Park Flyers, led by a structured team play and ample depth on defence and they should be able to advance as a result.  Joining them should be the Riley Stotts led Winnipeg Monarchs.  The Monarchs have been a top 5-10 team all season long and are right at or near the top in the Winnipeg AAA league.  The Royals are hovering around .500 and lost their last meeting to the Flames 5-1.  Victoria Racquet Club have been dominant so far this year and have started out at 3-0-0 and outscored their opponents 17-1 in the VIBHL.  Really, there are no weak teams or teams that should get blown out in this pool.  Upsets are definitely a possibility as the Royals and Victoria are both more than capable of winning.

Top 5 Pool Prospects

1.  Riley Stotts – Winnipeg Monarchs

2.  D – Konrad Belcourt – Sherwood Park Flyers

3.  D – Riley Cusack – Winnipeg Monarchs (poss injury)

4.  Cedric Chenrier – Winnipeg Monarchs

5.  Cole Wyatt – Sherwood Park Flyers

Lorette Pool

Delta Hockey Academy

Calgary Bisons

Yorkton Terriers

Kamloops Jardine Blazers

– If you want to watch high end prospects, then this is the pool for you!  Delta Hockey Academy are coming off a tournament win at the Chilliwack event about a month ago and will look to make it 2 for 2 at major tournaments.  They are deep in every area and come in as the slight favorites.  The Bisons who are 9-1-4 will be a stiff test when they meet DHA and should be the 2nd team to advance to the quarters from this pool.  An interesting team to watch will be the Yorkton Terriers who are 11-0-0 in league play and have scored nearly 10 GPG but are coming off a bit of a sub par Regina Tournament.  The Terriers though, have several high end prospects to watch and see how they match up against the best.  Kamloops chances hinge on if Ryan Chyzowski can return or not from his season long injury.

Top 9 Pool Prospects

1.  D – Ty Smith (DHA)

2.  Keenan Taphorn (Yorkton)

3.  D – Reid Perepeluk (Yorkton)

4.  Kaedan Taphorn (Yorkton)

5.  Carson Miller (Yorkton)

6.  Ryan Chyzowski (Kamloops)

7.  Brendan Budy (DHA)

8.  D – Luke Zazula (DHA)

9.  Brodi Stuart (DHA)

Rundle Pool

Okanagan Hockey Academy

Rocky Mountain Raiders

Calgary Northstar Sabres

Richmond Blues

– A very interesting pool from top to bottom with many question marks.  OHA haven’t been as dominant as in years past but still have a strong enough team to likely capture the pool but by no means is that a certainty.  Pushing hard will be the under-rated Rocky Mountain Raiders who are a fantastic 13-1-0 in the Ram South division.  They will now be heavily tested against some of the best.  Of note, the Raiders defeated our 3rd ranked team in this pool the Calgary Northstar Sabres 6-3 already this year.  The Richmond Blues are coming up from flight 2 to flight 1 in BC but would have to be considered a long shot to advance unless top G – Jordan Naylor can steal a couple.

Top 5 Pool Prospects

1.  Ty Kolle (OHA)

2.  Michael Johnson (Calgary)

3.  D – Mitchell Prowse (OHA)

4.  G – Jordan Naylor (RICH)

5.  D – Seth Bafaro (OHA)

6.  Zach Huber (Rocky Mountain)

Fearless Predictions!

Quarter-Finals

Calgary Bisons – OHA

Rocky Mountain Raiders – Delta Hockey Academy

Notre Dame – Sherwood Park Flyers

Calgary Flames – Winnipeg Monarchs

 Day 2 Results

Spruce Grove PAC 6 – Kelowna Jr. Rockets 0…FINAL

Colorado Thunderbirds 8 – Semiahmoo Ravens 3…FINAL

BWC Bruins 7 – Lloydminster Heat 3…FINAL

Edmonton SSAC 9 – SEAC Tigers 2…FINAL

Leduc Oil Kings 7 – Winnipeg Hawks 1…FINAL

Vancouver Thunderbirds 5 – POE 5….FINAL

NSWC 5 – Balgonie 2…FINAL

Fort Sask. 2 – Edge Mountaineers 4…FINAL

Day 1 Results

NSWC 2 – Edge Mountaineers 0

Vancouver Thunderbirds 2 – Leduc Oil Kings 1

Winnipeg Hawks 3 – POE 3

Fort Saskatchewan 4 – Balgonie 1

BWC 6 – Spruce Grove PAC 2

Edmonton SSAC 7 – Colorado Thunderbirds 2

Semiahmoo Ravens 5 – SEAC Tigers 3

Kelowna Jr. Rockets 3 – Lloydminster Heat 2

Calgary Bisons 2 – Kamloops Jardine Blazers 0…FINAL

First Period

No Scoring

Second Period

1.  Calgary – Moe (3)

Third Period

2.  Calgary – Olson (2)  (Coventry, Shmyr)

Delta Hockey Academy 4 – Yorkton Terriers 6…Final

First Period

1.  DHA –  Hadley (Budy, Russell)

2.  Yorkton – Miller (2)  (Ka. Taphorn, Ke. Taphorn)

Second Period

3.  DHA – Stuart (2) (Svejkovsky)

4.  DHA –  Stuart (3) (Budy, Hadley)

5.  Yorkton – Miller (3) (Ka. Taphorn)

Third Period

6.  Yorkton – Miller (4)

7.  Yorkton – Ke. Taphorn (2) (Korczak)

8.  Yorkton – Sperling (Korczak)

9.  DHA – Stuart (4) (Smith, Svejkovsky)

10.  Yorkton – McIntyre (2) (Korczak)

OHA 2 – Richmond Blues 0….Final

First Period

No Scoring…

Second Period

OHA – Jeri-Leon (2) (Corliss)

OHA – Kolle (Jeri-Leon)

Third Period

No Scoring…

Calgary Northstar Sabres 8 – Rocky Mountain Raiders 4 ….FINAL

First Period

1.  Rocky Mtn – Salt (Strath)

2.  Calgary – McAdam (Timmerman)

3.  Calgary – Adams (Bleay, Sangha)

Second Period

4.  Calgary – Orzack (Johnson, Lowe)

5.  Calgary – Wallz (2) (Franczak, O’Bray)

6.  Rocky Mtn – Salt (2) (Wakeford, Krebs)

7.  Calgary – Timmerman (2) (Johnson, Lowe)

Third Period

8.  Calgary – Johnson (McAdam)

9.  Rocky Mtn – Krahenbil (2)

10.  Calgary – Franczak (Wallz, O’Bray)

11.  Rocky Mtn – Krahenbil (3) (Muenchrath)

12.  Calgary – Adams (2) (Van der Ploeg)

Notre Dame Hounds 5 – Arizona Bobcats 0…FINAL

First Period

1.  Notre Dame – Focht (Tarasov)

Second Period

2.  Notre Dame – Focht (2) (Hilsendager, Schaufler)

3.  Notre Dame – Howatt (Williams, Tarasov)

Third Period

4.  Notre Dame – Kosteniuk (2) (Casey, Schaufler)

5.  Notre Dame – Howatt (2)

Sherwood Park Flyers 2 – Victoria 2….FINAL

First Period

1.  Sherwood Park – Bowman (Herauf)

Second Period

2.  Sherwood Park – Douglas (Robertson)

3.  Victoria – Stafford-Vaele

4.  Victoria – Brennan (Mastrodonato)

Third Period

No scoring..

Winnipeg Monarchs 6 – Calgary Royals 2…FINAL

First Period

1.  WPG – Stotts (2)  (Cicek, Esposito)

Second Period

2.  WPG – Stotts (3)

3.  WPG – Falck (2) (Esteeves, Chenier)

4.  CGY – Jamerick (Free, Bridgewater)

5.  WPG – Stotts (4) (Esposito)

Third Period

6.  WPG – Chenier (2) (Stotts, Falck)

7.  CGY – Giacomin (Kindrachuk, M. Bracken)

8.  WPG – Falck (3) (Chenier)

7.

Calgary Flames 7 – Edmonton CAC 1….FINAL

First Period

1.  Calgary – Tychonick (2) (Shaw)

2.  Calgary – Shaw (Crozier)

3.  Calgary – Unruh (Kim, Kurylo)

4.  Calgary – Sanderson (2) (Fremont, Martin)

5.  Calgary – Kurylo (Crozier)

6.  Calgary – Holloway (Fraser)

Second Period

7.  Edm CAC – Babbik (3) (Weidemann)

Third Period

8.  Calgary –  Martin (Tychonick)

Rocky Mountain Raiders 5 – Richmond Blues 4

First Period

1.  Rocky – Huber (Krebs, Clayton)

2.  Richmond – Douglas (Maher)

3.  Richmond – Barfoot

Second Period

4.  Rocky – Muenchrath (Krahenbil, Clouston)

5.  Rocky – Krahenbil (4) (Clouston, Proctor)

Third Period

6.  Richmond – Dickenson (Huo)

7.  Richmond – Araki-Young (Douglas)

8.  Rocky – Zdunich

9.  Rocky – Krebs (Clouston)

OHA 3 – Calgary Northstar Sabres 1…FINAL

First Period

1.  OHA – Minaker

Second Period

2.  OHA – Rees (2) (London)

Third Period

3.  Calgary – O’Bray (Orzack)

4.  OHA – Kolle (2)

Delta Hockey Academy 5 – Kamloops Jardine Blazers 1…FINAL

First Period

1.  DHA – Williams (3)

Second Period

2.  DHA – Stuart (5) (Scardina)

3.  DHA – Hadley (2) (Budy)

4.  DHA – Williams (4) (Hadley)

5.  DHA – Scardina (2) (Merriman)

Third Period

6.  Kam – Gayfer

Yorkton Terriers 8 – Calgary Bisons 3…FINAL

First Period

1.  Yorkton – Miller (5) (K. Bulych, Ka. Taphorn)

2.  Yorkton – Ka. Taphorn (3) (Ke. Taphorn, K. Bulych)

3.  Calgary – Olson (3) (Steele)

Second Period

4.  Yorkton – Shewchuk

5.  Yorkton – McIntyre (3) (Repsch)

6.  Yorkton – Miller (6) (Ka. Taphorn)

7.  Yorkton – Miller (7) (Ke. Taphorn)

8.  Yorkton – Shewchuk (2) (Repsch, Perepeluk)

Third Period

9.  Yorkton – Miller (8) (Ke. Taphorn)

10.  Calgary – Anderson (Chambers, Xiou)

11.  Calgary – Chambers (Moe)

Calgary Flames 5 – Arizona 2….FINAL

First Period

1.  Calgary – Tychonick (3)

2.  Calgary – Cruz (Tychonick)

3.  Arizona – Nelson (Bricker)

4.  Calgary – Tychonick (4) (Crozier)

Second Period

5.  Arizona – Bellar (Ostin)

6.  Calgary – Boyle (Kurylo, Kim)

7.  Calgary – Holloway (2)

Third Period

No Scoring….

Edmonton CAC 4 – Notre Dame 2…FINAL

First Period

1.  CAC – Morin

2.  CAC –  Prokop (5) (Salyn, Tucker)

3.  Notre Dame – Kusugak-Clarke (Tarasov, Lehner)

Second Period

4.  CAC – Tucker (Prokop, Kope)

5.  Notre Dame – Focht (3) (Hilsendager, Schaufler)

Third Period

6.  CAC – Tucker (Prokop)

Victoria 5 – Winnipeg Monarchs 5…FINAL

First Period

1. Victoria – Brennan (2) (Waitzner)

2.  Winnipeg – Stotts (5) (Cicek, Esposito)

3.  Victoria – Waitzner

4.  Winnipeg – Falck (4) (Stotts, Chenier)

5.  Winnipeg – Stotts (6) (McNabb, Major)

6.  Winnipeg – Falck (5) (Stotts, Sierhuis)

Second Period

7.  Victoria – Petropoulos (Brennan, Yamamoto)

8.  Victoria – Waitzner (2) (Petropoulos, Alexander)

9.  Victoria – Stafford-Vaele (2)

Third Period

10.  Winnipeg – Falck (6) (Stotts, Esposito)

Sherwood Park 3 – Calgary Royals 2….FINAL

First Period

No Scoring….

Second Period

1.  Calgary – Giacomin (2) (Kindrachuk)

Third Period

2.  Sherwood Park – Wyatt (Carl, Bowman)

3.  Sherwood Park – Ettinger (2) (Goulden, K. Belcourt)

4.  Sherwood Park – k. Belcourt (Ettinger)

5.  Calgary – Turner (2) (Hanlon)

Quarter Final Matchups

Winnipeg Monarchs – Edmonton CAC

Calgary Flames – Sherwood Park

OHA – TBD

Calgary Northstar-Sabres – TBD

Tournament Standings

Tournament Scoring Leaders

Quarter-Final Matchups

OHA – Delta Hockey Academy

Yorkton – Calgary Northstar Sabres

Winnipeg Monarchs – Edmonton CAC

Calgary Flames – Sherwood Park Flyers

Final Scoring Leaders

Sunday Results

Gold Medal Game

First Period

1.  DHA – Svejkovsky (Stuart)

2.  DHA – Budy (Stuart, Williams)

3.  Yorkton – A. Bulych (Sperling, Kemp)

Second Period

4.  DHA – Williams (Stuart)

5.  DHA – Smith (Mosher)

6.  DHA – Svejkovsky (Budy, Williams)

7.  DHA – Stuart (Hopps)

8.  DHA – Mosher

Third Period

9.  DHA – Hopps (Williams)

10.  DHA – Stuart (Svejkovsky, Smith)

11.  DHA – Russell (Williams, Hadley)

Bronze Medal Game

Calgary Flames 5 – Winnipeg Monarchs 4

First Period

1.  Calgary – Tychonick (6)  (Shaw)

2.  Winnipeg – Falck (8) (Esposito, Stotts)

3.  Calgary – Nelson (2) (Tychonick, Pollock-Hughes)

4.  Calgary – Fremont (3) (Tychonick, Crozier)

Second Period

5.  Winnipeg – Sachvie (2) (Cloutier, Stotts)

6.  Winnipeg – Stotts (9) (Falck, Chenier)

Third Period

7.  Calgary – Tychonick (7) (Sanderson)

8.  Winnipeg – Chenier (3) (Falck, Ringland)

9.  Calgary – Fremont (4) (Tychonick)

Calgary Royals 5 – Calgary Bisons 2

First Period

1.  Bisons – Olson (Coventry, Steele)

Second Period

2.  Royals – Hanlon

3.  Royals – Jamernik (2)

Third Period

4.  Bisons- Shmyr(Chambers, Moe)

5.  Royals – Jamernik (3) (Hanlon)

6.  Royals – Turner (3) (Zloty)

7.  Royals – Jamernik (4)

Sherwood Park Flyers 5 – Calgary Northstar Sabres 2

First Period

1.  Calgary –  O’Bray

2.  Sher Pk. – Wyatt (2) (Goulden, Bowman)

3.  Sher Pk. – Biro (2) (Carl, Chorney)

Second Period

4.  Sher Pk – Wyatt (3)(Goulden, Bowman)

5.  Calgary –  Johnson (Timmerman, Thomson)

6.  Sher Pk. – Bowman (3) (K. Belcourt, Stafford)

Third Period

7.  Sher Pk. – Kaczynski

Victoria Racquet Club 5 – Richmond Blues 1

First Period

1.  Victoria – Alexander (2) (Humberstone)

Second Period

2.  Victoria – Petropoulos (2)

Third Period

3.  Victoria – Humberstone (Stafford-Vaele, Mastrodonato)

4.  Victoria – Yamamoto (Brennan)

5.  Richmond – Mayer (2) (Huo)

6.  Victoria – Stafford-Vaele (3) (Waitzner)

OHA 4 – Edmonton CAC 3

First Period

1.  Edmonton CAC – Baker (Bell)

2.  OHA – Kolle (3) (Corliss)

3.  OHA – Jeri-Leon (3) (Krane, Popowich)

Second Period

4.  Edmonton CAC – Babbik (5) (Baker)

5.  Edmonton CAC – Tenkoppel (Baker, Treidler)

6.  OHA – Bouchard (2) (Rees)

7.  OHA – Popowich (Jeri-Leon)

Third Period

Rocky Mountain Raiders 5 – Notre Dame Hounds 5

First Period

1.  Notre Dame – Kosteniuk (3) (Schaufler, Lees)

2.  Rocky Mtn – Huber (2) (Wakeford, Proctor)

3.  Notre Dame – Tarasov (Kosteniuk)

4.  Notre Dame – Hilsendager (Kosteniuk)

5.  Notre Dame – Focht (Hilsendager)

6.  Rocky Mtn – Krebs (2)  (Zdunich, Proctor)

7.  Rocky Mtn – Zdunich(Proctor)

Second Period

8.  Notre Dame – Schaufler (2)  (Tarasov)

Third Period

9.  Rocky Mtn – Huber (3) (Krebs, Clouston)

10. Rocky Mtn – Longmuir (Strath, Clayton)

Kamloops Jardine Blazers 3 – Arizona Bobcats 0

First Period

1.  Kamloops – Roche (2) (Fargey, Gayfer)

Second Period

No Scoring…

Third Period

2.  Kamloops – Marshall (Roche)

3.  Kamloops – Gayfer (3)

Semi-Finals

Yorkton Terriers 4 – Calgary Flames 3

First Period

1.  Yorkton – Kemp (Coleridge)

2.  Calgary – Fremont (2)  (Martin, Sanderson)

3.  Yorkton – Miller (10) (K. Bulych)

4.  Yorkton – Perepeluk (Miller)

Second Period

5.  Yorkton – Ka. Taphorn (6)  (Ke. Taphorn, Miller)

Third Period

6.  Calgary – Martin (2)  (Crozier)

7.  Calgary – Crozier (Nelson, Tychonick)

Delta Hockey Academy 5 – Winnipeg Monarchs 2

First Period

1.  Winnipeg – Cloutier (2) (Sachvie, Waite)

2.  DHA – Stuart (6) (Hopwo, Mosher)

3.  DHA – Hadley (3) (Merriman, Zazula)

Second Period

4.  DHA – Svejkovsky (2) (Hopps, Stuart)

5.  Winnipeg – Falck (7) (Cloutier, Esposito)

Third Period

6.  DHA – Mosher (Scardina, Stuart)

7.  DHA – Budy (Williams

Consolation Round

Victoria Racquet Club 4 – Arizona Bobcats 3

First Period

1.  Victoria – Brennan (3) (Waitzner, Petropoulos)

2.  Arizona – McClenahan

3.  Arizona – Ostin (Hicks)

Second Period

No Scoring….

Third Period

4.  Victoria – Mastrodonato (2) (Waitzner, Humberstone)

5.  Victoria – Alexander (Stafford-Vaele, Kerr)

6.  Arizona – McClenahan (2) (Bricker)

Notre Dame Hounds 2 – Calgary Royals 3

First Period

No Scoring….

Second Period

1.  Notre Dame – Casey  (3) (Lees, Lehner)

2.  Notre Dame – Soosay (Focht, Burns-Marion)

Third Period

3.  Calgary – Ginnell (Kindrachuk)

4.  Calgary – Ginnell

5.  Calgary – Ginnell (Fader, Smiley)

Richmond Blues 3 – Kamloops Jardine Blazers 2

First Period

1.  Kamloops –  Brown (Gayfer, Fargey

Second Period

2.  Kamloops – Gayfer (2) (Roche, Tomm)

Third Period

3.  Richmond – Barfoot  (2)  (Sweeney)

4.  Richmond – Araki-Young (2) (Douglas, Sweeney)

Calgary Bisons 5 – Rocky Mountain 1

First Period

1.  Rocky Mtn. – Wakeford

2.  Calgary – Olson (4)  (Parker, Coventry)

Second Period

No Scoring….

Third Period

3.  Calgary – Moe (4)

4.  Calgary – McKenzie (Moe, Wiesblatt)

5.  Calgary – Coles (Anderson)

6.  Calgary – Wiesblatt (McKenzie, Chambers

Quarter-Finals

Calgary Flames 4 – Sherwood Park Flyers 1…FINAL

First Period

1. Sherwood Park – Bowman (Goulden, Wyatt)

2.  Calgary – Fremont (Martin, Sanderson)

3.  Calgary – Tychonick

Second Period

4.  Calgary – Pollock-Hughes (Nelson, Crozier)

Third Period

5.  Calgary – Sanderson (Martin, Fremont)

Winnipeg Monarchs 5 – Edmonton CAC 3…FINAL

First Period

1.  WPG – Cloutier

2. WPG – Stotts (7) (Chenier, Blackwood)

Second Period

3.  WPG – Stotts (8) (Sachvie, Cloutier)

4.  CAC – Kope (Tucker, Appelt)

5.  CAC – Appelt (Babbik, Comrie)

6.  WPG – Sachvie (Blackwood, Sierhuis)

Third Period

7.  CAC – Babbik (4) (Weidemann)

8.  WPG – Blackwood (Sachvie)

Yorkton Terriers 6- Calgary Northstar Sabres 4..FINAL

First Period

1.  York – Miller (9)

2.  Calgary – Johnson (2) (Timmerman)

3.  York – Ke. Taphorn (3) (Miller, Ka. Taphorn)

Second Period

4.  York – Ka. Taphorn (4) (Miller, Ke. Taphorn)

5.  Calgary – McAdam (2) (Johnson, Yewchuk)

6.  York – Ke. Taphorn (4) (Miller)

7.  Calgary – Johnson (3) (Timmerman)

Third Period

8.  Yorkton – Ka. Taphorn (5) (Ke. Taphorn)

9.  Calgary – Yewchuk

10.  Yorkton – Coleridge (A. Bulych, Kemp)

OHA 2- Delta Hockey Academy 3…FINAL

First Period

1.  OHA – Krane (3) (Bahm)

2.  Delta – Hopps (Svejkovsky, Russell)

Second Period

3.  Delta – Williams (5) (Smith, Stuart)

4.  Delta – Svejkovsky (Budy, Smith)

Third Period

5.  OHA – London (Prowse, Bouchard)

Tournament Scoring Leaders (Through 3 games)

1.   Sasha Mutala – BWC   3-6-9

2.   Elijah Brown – SSAC  5-4-9

3.  Jake Franczak – SSAC 4-5-9

4.   Justyn Gurney – BWC  4-4-8

5.   Eli Zummack  – POE  3-5-8

6.   Chase Lowry –  SSAC  3-5-8

7.   Luka Burzan – NSWC  4-3-7

8.   Alex Pescitelli – VAN  5-2-7

9.   Ilijah Colina – BWC  3-3-6

10. Isaac Saniga – Spruce Grove  5-1-6

11.  D- Payton McIsaac – Fort Sask  2-3-5

12.  Breydon Berthold – Leduc  2-3-5

13.  Coleton Bilodeau – POE  4-1-5

14.  Baylie Sealey – Colorado.  3-2-5

15.  Max Bulawka – SSAC 3-2-5

They defeated the upstart Edge Mountaineers 6-1 in the final.  Edge also deserves a great deal of credit on a great tournament!