Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.
The 2017 Spartan Hockey Academy goaltender and FLEX Sports Canada student had a strong season and showed tremendous improvement as the year progressed.
Good luck in the playoffs!
For his performance, Callum was named Gladiator of the Game, bringing his record to 23–9–0 this season, along with a 2.80 GAA and a .911 SV%.
Prelusky (Calgary, AB) allowed just one goal against in both wins last week and earned the Bunge AJHL Player of the Game in the victories. On February 12th, Cole made 47 saves to defeat the visiting Bonnyville Pontiacs 2-1. He stopped another 41 shots the next day to hold off the Camrose Kodiaks in a 3-1 final.
Since joining the team in January, Prelusky has a 2.65 GAA and .932 save percentage with a record of 4-2-0-1 (W-L-OTL-SOL). The Grizzlys remain in the playoff hunt with nine regular season games remaining,
Ford and the Okotoks Bisons are now tied 2–2 with the Cubs, with the deciding game of the series scheduled for later today at 3 PM.
LT was phenomenal in his game against Switzerland, stopping 23 of 24 shots, posting a 1.00 GAA and a .960 SV% along with a 1–0–0 record.
We’re looking forward to watching him continue his strong play down the stretch heading into the NHL playoffs
Trailing 1–0, the 2017 Spartan Red squad showed real resilience, pushing hard and battling back to secure the come-from-behind win.
Well done, Fletcher!
With the victory, Thompson became the second-fastest goaltender in Capitals history to reach 50 career NHL wins.
In the first period, at a critical moment with the lead on the line, Thompson delivered a game-defining save on a 2-on-0.
After three lateral passes, LT read the final release perfectly, exploded across, and robbed the shooter with a massive glove save to preserve the advantage.
The 2006-born netminder has won 8 of his last 9 starts, playing a key role in propelling the Terriers into 4th place in the standings.
Creig currently owns a 20-9-1 record, along with a 2.92 GAA and a .906 save percentage, an impressive stretch of consistency in the crease.
Despite being outshot 33–22 over 60 minutes of play, the Golden Knights powered to a 4–1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings.
Hill was lights out, turning aside 32 of 33 shots, securing the milestone win and earning First Star honours with a calm, commanding performance in net.
In a tightly contested matchup, the Kindersley Klippers edged the Humboldt Broncos 1–0, with Radke stopping all 23 shots he faced to secure the first junior hockey shutout of his career.
In recognition of the milestone performance, the SJHL also named Radke Rookie of the Week.
Congratulations, Mattias!
The 19-year-old goaltender turned aside all 22 shots he faced against the Swift Current Broncos on Wednesday evening and was named the game’s First Star.
Well done Schlenks!
Shaw competed hard at the Brick Camp in December to secure his place in the final phase of the selection process. We have no doubt he’ll bring that same intensity, and more, as he battles for a roster spot later this March.
Well deserved, Shaw. Best of luck!
The young HSL netminder turned aside every shot he faced to secure the first, but certainly not the last, shutout of his young hockey career.
Great work, Fletch!
Congrats to Top Speed Academy’s Quinn Esler on back-to-back shutouts last weekend!
The U18 AAA goaltender recorded his first shutout on the 9th, turning aside all 17 shots he faced. He followed that performance with another shutout the next game, stopping all 27 shots in a tight 1–0 win.
Over the three-game weekend series, Esler stopped 73 of 75 shots.
Well done, Quinn!