Kanzig and Lofthouse make CSS Final Rankings

A pair of Victoria Royals were listed in Central Scouting North American Skater Final Rankings.

Defenseman Keegan Kanzig (112), and forward Trent Lofthouse (126) were rated.

Complete listing:

http://www.nhl.com/ice/page.htm?id=88636

PRESS RELEASE:

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24^th, 2013

157 CHL Players in Final 2013 NHL Central Scouting Draft Rankings

Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that 157 CHL players have been listed by NHL Central Scouting in their Final Rankings for the 2013 NHL Draft which takes place June 30 in New Jersey.

28 of the top 30 ranked North American prospects are from the CHL including the first 23 skaters led by defenceman Seth Jones of the Portland Winterhawks.  Halifax Mooseheads’ forwards Nathan MacKinnon and Jonathan Drouin are listed second and third respectively, followed by defenceman Darnell Nurse of the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at number four, and forward Sean Monahan of the Ottawa 67’s at fifth overall.

The top three North American goaltenders ranked by NHL Central Scouting are also from the CHL beginning with Zachary Fucale of the Mooseheads, and followed by Eric Comrie of the Tri-City Americans at number two, with Tristan Jarry of the Edmonton Oil Kings ranked third overall. 

The 157 CHL players includes 130 skaters of the 210 ranked by NHL Central Scouting in North America representing over 61% of the Final Rankings, while 27 of the 35 goaltenders ranked by NHL Central Scouting are from the CHL representing over 77%.  In total, over 64% of all players ranked by NHL Central Scouting are currently competing in the CHL.

The Western Hockey League had a total of 59 players ranked including 47 skaters and 12 goaltenders, followed by the Ontario Hockey League with 52 players ranked including 45 skaters and seven goaltenders, and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League with 46 players including 38 skaters and eight goaltenders ranked.

All 40 players that competed in the 2013 Home Hardware CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game in Halifax appear in the rankings. 

159 CHL players were listed in NHL Central Scouting’s Midterm Rankings released in January. 

Last year a total of 99 CHL players were selected in the 2012 NHL Draft in Pittsburgh including 18 CHL players chosen in the first round.

CHL Players ranked by NHL Central Scouting:

Rank	First Name	Last Name	Team	League	Pos
1	SETH	JONES	PORTLAND	WHL	D
2	NATHAN	MACKINNON	HALIFAX	QMJHL	C
3	JONATHAN	DROUIN	HALIFAX	QMJHL	LW
4	DARNELL	NURSE	SAULT STE. MARIE	OHL	D
5	SEAN	MONAHAN	OTTAWA	OHL	C
6	HUNTER	SHINKARUK	MEDICINE HAT	WHL	C/LW
7	VALENTIN	ZYKOV	BAIE-COMEAU	QMJHL	LW
8	FREDERIK	GAUTHIER	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	C
9	MIRCO	MUELLER	EVERETT	WHL	D
10	ANTHONY	MANTHA	VAL-D'OR	QMJHL	RW
11	SHEA	THEODORE	SEATTLE	WHL	D
12	RYAN	PULOCK	BRANDON	WHL	D
13	ZACH	NASTASIUK	OWEN SOUND	OHL	RW
14	CHRIS	BIGRAS	OWEN SOUND	OHL	D
15	BO	HORVAT	LONDON	OHL	C
16	RYAN	HARTMAN	PLYMOUTH	OHL	RW
17	KERBY	RYCHEL	WINDSOR	OHL	LW
18	WILLIAM	CARRIER	CAPE BRETON	QMJHL	LW
19	MAX	DOMI	LONDON	OHL	C/LW
20	CURTIS	LAZAR	EDMONTON	WHL	C/RW
21	JAMES	LODGE	SAGINAW	OHL	C
22	NIKITA	ZADOROV	LONDON	OHL	D
23	SAMUEL	MORIN	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	D
25	MORGAN	KLIMCHUK	REGINA	WHL	LW
26	ADAM	ERNE	QUEBEC	QMJHL	LW
27	JOSHUA	MORRISSEY	PRINCE ALBERT	WHL	D
28	LAURENT	DAUPHIN	CHICOUTIMI	QMJHL	C
30	JASON	DICKINSON	GUELPH	OHL	C
31	DILLON	HEATHERINGTON	SWIFT CURRENT	WHL	D
32	MADISON	BOWEY	KELOWNA	WHL	D
33	NICOLAS	PETAN	PORTLAND	WHL	C
36	OLIVER	BJORKSTRAND	PORTLAND	WHL	RW
37	JONATHAN-ISMAEL	DIABY	VICTORIAVILLE	QMJHL	D
38	JUSTIN	BAILEY	KITCHENER	OHL	RW
39	EMILE	POIRIER	GATINEAU	QMJHL	LW
41	ERIC	ROY	BRANDON	WHL	D
43	JAN	KOSTALEK	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	D
46	MYLES	BELL	KELOWNA	WHL	LW
48	NICK	SORENSEN	QUEBEC	QMJHL	RW
50	YAN PAVEL	LAPLANTE	PEI	QMJHL	C
52	GABRYEL	PAQUIN-BOUDREAU	BAIE-COMEAU	QMJHL	LW
54	MARC-OLIVIER	ROY	BLAINVILLE-BOISBRIAND	QMJHL	C
55	JORDAN	SUBBAN	BELLEVILLE	OHL	D
57	ANTHONY	DUCLAIR	QUEBEC	QMJHL	LW
58	NICK	MOUTREY	SAGINAW	OHL	C/LW
59	MASON	GEERTSEN	VANCOUVER	WHL	D
61	NICHOLAS	BAPTISTE	SUDBURY	OHL	RW
63	RYAN	KUJAWINSKI	KINGSTON	OHL	C
65	JACKSON	HOUCK	VANCOUVER	WHL	RW
66	TYLER	LEWINGTON	MEDICINE HAT	WHL	D
69	MITCHELL	WHEATON	KELOWNA	WHL	D
71	REMI	ELIE	LONDON	OHL	LW
72	KURT	ETCHEGARY	QUEBEC	QMJHL	C
73	VINCENT	DUNN	VAL-D'OR	QMJHL	C
74	DYLAN	LABBE	SHAWINIGAN	QMJHL	D
76	SPENSER	JENSEN	MEDICINE HAT	WHL	D
78	TY	STANTON	MEDICINE HAT	WHL	D
79	JEREMY	GREGOIRE	BAIE-COMEAU	QMJHL	C
82	CURTIS	VALK	MEDICINE HAT	WHL	C
83	JC	LIPON	KAMLOOPS	WHL	RW
85	ROBERTS	LIPSBERGS	SEATTLE	WHL	LW
89	COLBY	CAVE	SWIFT CURRENT	WHL	C
90	KAYLE	DOETZEL	RED DEER	WHL	D
91	MARTIN	REWAY	GATINEAU	QMJHL	LW
92	COLE	ULLY	KAMLOOPS	WHL	LW
95	DAKOTA	MERMIS	LONDON	OHL	D
98	CONNOR	RANKIN	TRI-CITY	WHL	LW
99	NIKOLAS	BROUILLARD	DRUMMONDVILLE	QMJHL	D
100	GREG	BETZGOLD	PETERBOROUGH	OHL	C/LW
101	BEN	HARPUR	GUELPH	OHL	D
102	CARTER	VERHAEGHE	NIAGARA	OHL	C
103	JARED	HAUF	SEATTLE	WHL	D
105	MARC	MCNULTY	PRINCE GEORGE	WHL	D
107	THOMAS	GOBEIL	CHICOUTIMI	QMJHL	RW
110	KYLE	PLATZER	LONDON	OHL	C
112	KEEGAN	KANZIG	VICTORIA	WHL	D
113	JEFF	CORBETT	SUDBURY	OHL	D
114	MATTHEW	MURPHY	HALIFAX	QMJHL	D
115	MAXIME	GRAVEL	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	D
116	RYAN	GRAVES	PEI	QMJHL	D
118	SERGEY	TOLCHINSKY	SAULT STE. MARIE	OHL	LW
120	COLE	CASSELS	OSHAWA	OHL	C
123	JOSHUA	BURNSIDE	MISSISSAUGA	OHL	LW
124	NICHOLAS	PAUL	BRAMPTON	OHL	LW
125	BRENT	PEDERSEN	KITCHENER	OHL	LW
126	TRENT	LOFTHOUSE	VICTORIA	WHL	RW
127	STEPHEN	ANDERSON	SAINT JOHN	QMJHL	RW
128	STEPHEN	HARPER	ERIE	OHL	LW
133	KYLE	BURROUGHS	REGINA	WHL	D
134	JAYDEN	HART	PRINCE ALBERT	WHL	C
135	DANIEL	NIKANDROV	SARNIA	OHL	LW
137	JAMAL	WATSON	LETHBRIDGE	WHL	RW
139	DOMINIK	KUBALIK	SUDBURY	OHL	LW
144	CAMERON	BRACE	OWEN SOUND	OHL	C
145	ERIK	BRADFORD	BARRIE	OHL	C
146	ZACHARY	LESLIE	GUELPH	OHL	D
147	BEN	BETKER	EVERETT	WHL	D
149	AYRTON	NIKKEL	EVERETT	WHL	D
150	MILES	LIBERATI	LONDON	OHL	D
151	TYRELL	GOULBOURNE	KELOWNA	WHL	LW
152	JEAN-SEBASTIEN	DEA	ROUYN-NORANDA	QMJHL	C
153	GREGORY	CHASE	CALGARY	WHL	C/RW
154	PETER	TRAINOR	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	LW
155	TIM	MCGAULEY	BRANDON	WHL	C
156	HUNTER	GARLENT	GUELPH	OHL	C
158	ZACH	HALL	BARRIE	OHL	C
159	RHYSE	DIENO	RED DEER	WHL	RW
161	BRODY	SILK	SUDBURY	OHL	C
163	AXEL	BLOMQVIST	LETHBRIDGE	WHL	RW
164	MACKENZIE	WEEGAR	HALIFAX	QMJHL	D
165	ADAM	HENRY	LETHBRIDGE	WHL	D
166	TYLER	GANLY	SAULT STE. MARIE	OHL	D
168	MICKAEL	BEAUREGARD	GATINEAU	QMJHL	D
171	TOMMY	VEILLEUX	VICTORIAVILLE	QMJHL	LW
172	JERRET	SMITH	SEATTLE	WHL	D
173	ZACH	POCHIRO	PRINCE GEORGE	WHL	LW
174	JOSHUA	BROWN	OSHAWA	OHL	D
175	AUSTIN	ADAM	EVERETT	WHL	D
179	LEVI	BEWS	SWIFT CURRENT	WHL	RW
180	HENRI	IKONEN	KINGSTON	OHL	LW
188	JEAN	DUPUY	KINGSTON	OHL	LW
189	JACOB	SWEENEY	MONCTON	QMJHL	D
190	TAYLOR	GREEN	SEATTLE	WHL	D
194	BRONSON	BEATON	CAPE BRETON	QMJHL	RW
196	MICHAEL	JOLY	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	RW
197	ANTHONY	DIFRUSCIA	NIAGARA	OHL	LW
199	STEPHEN	NOSAD	PETERBOROUGH	OHL	RW
200	RAPHAEL	LAFONTAINE	ACADIE-BATHURST	QMJHL	C
205	JURIJ	REPE	SAINT JOHN	QMJHL	D
207	TYLER	BERTUZZI	GUELPH	OHL	LW

CHL Goaltenders ranked by NHL Central Scouting:

Rank	First Name	Last Name	Team	League	Pos
1	ZACHARY	FUCALE	HALIFAX	QMJHL	G
2	ERIC	COMRIE	TRI-CITY	WHL	G
3	TRISTAN	JARRY	EDMONTON	WHL	G
5	SPENCER	MARTIN	MISSISSAUGA	OHL	G
7	PHILIPPE	DESROSIERS	RIMOUSKI	QMJHL	G
8	PATRIK	BARTOSAK	RED DEER	WHL	G
9	ANTOINE	BIBEAU	PEI	QMJHL	G
10	AUSTIN	LOTZ	EVERETT	WHL	G
11	MICHAEL	GIUGOVAZ	PETERBOROUGH	OHL	G
13	BRENDAN	BURKE	PORTLAND	WHL	G
14	ALEXANDRE	BELANGER	ROUYN-NORANDA	QMJHL	G
16	LOUIS-PHILIP	GUINDON	DRUMMONDVILLE	QMJHL	G
17	MACKENZIE	SKAPSKI	KOOTENAY	WHL	G
18	JORDAN	DEKORT	WINDSOR	OHL	G
20	JAKE	PATTERSON	LONDON	OHL	G
21	STEVEN	VEILLEUX	VICTORIAVILLE	QMJHL	G
22	ERIC	BRASSARD	GATINEAU	QMJHL	G
23	EETU	LAURIKAINEN	SWIFT CURRENT	WHL	G
25	MACK	SHIELDS	CALGARY	WHL	G
27	JACKSON	WHISTLE	KELOWNA	WHL	G
29	BRETT	ZAROWNY	PRINCE GEORGE	WHL	G
30	TARAN	KOZUN	KAMLOOPS	WHL	G
31	FRANK	PALAZZESE	SUDBURY	OHL	G
32	CHARLIE	GRAHAM	BELLEVILLE	OHL	G
33	JACOB	BLAIR	OTTAWA	OHL	G
34	PHILIPPE	TRUDEAU	VAL-D'OR	QMJHL	G
35	TROY	TROMBLEY	TRI-CITY	WHL	G

Joe Hicketts Invited to U-18 Training Camp

ROYALS’ JOE HICKETTS EARNS INVITE TO TEAM CANADA’S U18 TRAINING CAMP

Rookie defenceman one of six 1996-born players to attend camp in Toronto.

For Immediate Release

Friday, April 5, 2013

Victoria, BC – The Victoria Royals are proud to announce that rookie defenceman Joe Hicketts has been named to Hockey Canada’s training camp in advance of the 2013 IIHF Under-18 World Championships taking place between April 18-28 in Sochi, Russia.

The training camp will see 21 players from across Canada compete for a spot on Team Canada, coached by Don Hay, and will take place from April 6-10 at the MasterCard Centre in Toronto, ON. Hicketts is one of just six 1996-born players who earned an invite to this year’s training camp.

Hicketts, a 5-8 rearguard, recently completed his rookie season with the Royals and posted 24 points (6g-18a) over 67 games played. Named at the club’s 2012-13 Rookie of the Year, Hicketts also notched one assist in six games during the 2013 WHL Playoffs.

Drafted 12^th overall in the 2011 WHL Bantam Draft, Hicketts is no stranger to Hockey Canada. The Kamloops, BC native was named captain of Team Pacific for the 2013 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge this past season where he registered six points (1g-5a) in five games of competition. The rookie blueliner was also named as the captain of Team Canada for the 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games last year where he collected five points (0g-5a) en route to a bronze medal.

Here Comes the Blue! Season ticket packages for the 2013-14 season are on sale now! Call 250-220-7889, visit www.selectyourtickets.com, or head down to the Victoria Royals ticketing office at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre for more information.

Recap GAME 6: Kamloops 6 - Victoria 2

The Kamloops Blazers eliminated the Victoria Royals from the post season with a 6-2 victory, winning the series 4 games to 2 Monday night at Bear Mountain.

“Going into the series we were the underdog," Said Enio Sacilotto, Assistant Coach of the Royals, "I don’t think anybody expected us to even win a game – so I thought we made a series out of it.”

Tim Traber and Dylan Willick shake hands

Kale Kessy had 3 goals

“I think all our players, coaching staff and management can hold their heads high – there is a bright future ahead for the hockey team.” Sacilotto continued.


Kale Kessey had a hat trick, while the Blazers power play went 3 for 6 and the club outshot the Royals 43-18.

“I thought for the most part our guys played with an enourmous amount of discipline…we lost to a better team.” – Dave Lowry, Head Coach

Logan Nelson reaches for a puck

After Kamloops took a 2-0 lead after the first period, Victoria twice came within one goal of tying, but a pair by the Blazers 1:17 apart late in the middle frame gave them a 5-2 lead heading into the third, where Kessey scored his third.

In his final contest, Royals forward Jamie Crooks played his 300th career game, and joins Tyler Stahl and Alex Gogolev as graduating players.

“I couldn’t ask for more from the organization, it’s a great city to finish up my career – it was a lot of fun.”  Crooks said, as he lead the club in goals over the past two season with 37 and 33 respectively.

Ben Walker would score for Victoria

“It’s opportunities now for other guys to step up, and they’re going to have to find somebody else to carry the torch.”  Lowry said.

Kamloops also had 3 point nights from JC Lipon (1g 2a), Joel Edmundson (3a) and Brendan Ranford (3a).  Cole Ully (1g 1a) and Colin Smith (2a) had two point nights, while North Saanich product Sam Grist rounded out the scoring.

Keegan Kanzig scored his 1st WHL Goal

B Walker celebrates

Victoria’s power play went 2 for 4 on goals by Ben Walker and Keegan Kanzig, his first WHL career goal.

Lowry on the standing ovation from the sell out crowd at Bear Mountain, “This is a great city to play in…we don’t take it for granted and our guys appreciate the support.”

Tim Bozon missed his third in a row for Kamloops.

Victoria was without Brandon Magee (Upper) for a third straight, Austin Carroll (Upper) his second in a row, D Tyler Stahl (Lower) out 14 in a row, Alex Gogolev (Lower, indefinite), F Luke Harrison (Upper, indifinite) and D Ryan Gagnon (Upper).

Lowry on the youth of the club and what they take into next year,

“Take a look at our 16 and 17 year olds moving forward, they played key minutes and we’re going to be a young team again next year.  Our guys understand there is a certain way we’re going to play, and we’re going to continue to play the same way.”

Kanzig back checks Colin Smith

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Kamloops Blazers 6 at Victoria Royals 2 - Status: Final
Monday, April 1, 2013 - Bear Mountain Arena - Victoria, BC

Kamloops 2 3 1 - 6
Victoria 0 2 0 - 2

1st Period-
1, Kamloops, Ully 1 (Edmundson, Lipon), 3:45.
2, Kamloops, Kessy 5 (Smith, Ranford), 17:09.

Penalties-Fushimi Vic (tripping), 15:00; Oakes Kam (roughing), 17:37; Kanzig Vic (roughing), 17:37.

2nd Period-
3, Victoria, Walker 3 (Fransoo), 7:08 (PP).
4, Kamloops, Kessy 6 (Edmundson, Smith), 13:28 (PP).
5, Victoria, Kanzig 1 (Fushimi, Hodges), 15:23 (PP).
6, Kamloops, Grist 1 (Ully, Needham), 17:30 (PP).
7, Kamloops, Lipon 4 (Ranford, Edmundson), 18:47.

Penalties-Souto Kam (boarding), 6:52; Walker Vic (tripping), 12:18; Grist Kam (hooking), 14:51; Dixon Vic (interference), 16:45.

3rd Period-
8, Kamloops, Kessy 7 (Ranford, Lipon), 8:50 (PP).

Penalties-Ully Kam (tripping), 0:25; Hicketts Vic (roughing), 6:55; Fransoo Vic (checking from behind), 11:12; Traber Vic (elbowing), 14:59; Souto Kam (tripping), 18:14.

Shots on Goal-
Kamloops 14-15-14-43.
Victoria 9-7-2-18.

Power Play Opportunities-
Kamloops 3 / 6; Victoria 2 / 4.

Goalies-
Kamloops, Cheveldave 4-2-0-0 (18 shots-16 saves).
Victoria, Polivka 2-3-1-0 (43 shots-37 saves).

A-2,541
Referees-Reagan Vetter (39), Nathan Wieler (18).
Linesmen-Ron Dietterle (121), Bevan Mills (98).

Preview GAME 6: Kamloops at Victoria

Down 3 games to 2, the Victoria Royals can even the best of seven Western Quarter Final series against the Kamloops Blazers at 3, Monday night at Bear Mountain.

Pregame show at 6:40 on The Zone @ 91.3 FM or online at www.thezone.fm

Victoria won 4-2 in Kamloops Saturday night as Patrik Polivka made 47 saves and Brett Cote scored twice, including the winner.  Logan Nelson and Jamie Crooks had a goal and assist each as the club overcame a 2-1 second period deficit.

“Our guys did a real good job staying in the moment, and they’ve earned that opportunity to play another game.” – Dave Lowry Royals Head Coach

Kamloops outshot Victoria 49-25 overall, in a game were there were no penalties called in the first period.

The Royals were 0 for 1on the power play, and stopped 3 of 4 Blazer man advantages.

“We played a simple game, it wasn’t pretty for us but at the end of the day it was effective.  That’s the way we’re going to have to continue to play.” Lowry said.

Polivka’s Save % improves to .920 in the series, compared to Cole Cheveldave’s .872.

Victoria was again without Brandon Magee (Upper), D Tyler Stahl (Lower, day to day), Alex Gogolev (Lower, indefinite), F Luke Harrison (Upper, indifinite) and D Ryan Gagnon (Upper).  Austin Carroll also did not dress (Upper).  Kolton Dixon played his first WHL post season game.

Tim Bozon missed his second in a row for Kamloops, scoring 91 points in the regular season.

Aside from both clubs winning games with empty net markers, the contests have been close one goal games.  Victoria fell 3-2 in the opener in Kamloops, and 6-4 the following night.  The Royals won 2-1 on the Island, then fell 5-4 in overtime before doubling up the Blazers 4-2 Saturday.

Series Stats:
Goals (17-16) in favour of Kamloops
Shots (202-125) in favour of Kamloops
Team PIM/GM: Vic 12.4 / Kam 10.4
PP: Vic (5/20) 25% / Kam 5/25 20%

Series Schedule:

Friday, March 22nd Victoria 2 @ Kamloops 3
Saturday, March 23rd Victoria 4 @ Kamloops 6
Tuesday, March 26th Kamloops 1 @ Victoria 2
Thursday, March 28th Kamloops 5 @ Victoria 4 Overtime
Saturday, March 30th Victoria 4 @ Kamloops 2
Monday, April 1st Kamloops @ Victoria (Bear Mountain Arena) 7:05 p.m.
Wednesday, April 3rd Victoria @ Kamloops 7:00 p.m. (if necessary)

Select Your Tickets box office will be open Monday, April 1 despite the holiday.

Here Comes the Blue! Tickets for Game 6 at Bear Mountain Arena are still available, but going fast. Fans are encouraged to order tickets in advance by calling 250-220-7777, going online to www.selectyourtickets.com or visiting the Select Your Tickets box office.

Previous Meetings This Season

Victoria 4 @ Kamloops 2 (Mar 30 2013) Final Kamloops 5 @ Victoria 4 (Mar 28 2013) Final OT Kamloops 1 @ Victoria 2 (Mar 26 2013) Final Victoria 4 @ Kamloops 6 (Mar 23 2013) Final Victoria 2 @ Kamloops 3 (Mar 22 2013) Final

How the 2 teams match up

	Kamloops	Victoria
Team Record	3-2-0-0 -- 6 points	2-3-0-0 -- 4 points

Past 10 Games	3-2-0-0	2-2-1-0
Streak	0-1-0-0	2-0-1-0
Last Game	4-2 L vs Victoria (Mar 30 2013) Final	4-2 W @ Kamloops (Mar 30 2013) Final
Home Record	2-1-0-0	1-1-0-0
Away Record	1-1-0-0	1-2-0-0
GF	17	16
GA	16	17
PP (Overall)	(5/25) 20.0	(5/20) 25.0
PP (Home)	(4/15) 26.7	(2/11) 18.2
PP (Away)	(1/10) 10.0	(3/9) 33.3
PK (Overall)	(5/20) 75.0	(5/25) 80.0
PK (Home)	(3/9) 66.7	(1/10) 90.0
PK (Away)	(2/11) 81.8	(4/15) 73.3
Leading Rookie	Friesen (0-0-0)	Fushimi (1-1-2)
Most PIM	Souto - 8	Kanzig - 8
Team PIM/GM	10.4/Game	12.4/Game
Leading Scorers	Lipon (3-8-11)	Crooks (3-4-7)
	Smith (1-8-9)	Nelson (2-4-6)
	Kessy (4-2-6)	Hodges (2-3-5)
	Ranford (1-5-6)	Cote (2-2-4)
	Edmundson (2-2-4)	Walker (2-2-4)
Last 5 Games	4-2 L vs Victoria (Mar 30 2013) Final	4-2 W @ Kamloops (Mar 30 2013) Final
	5-4 W @ Victoria (Mar 28 2013) Final OT	5-4 L vs Kamloops (Mar 28 2013) Final OT
	2-1 L @ Victoria (Mar 26 2013) Final	2-1 W vs Kamloops (Mar 26 2013) Final
	6-4 W vs Victoria (Mar 23 2013) Final	6-4 L @ Kamloops (Mar 23 2013) Final
	3-2 W vs Victoria (Mar 22 2013) Final	3-2 L @ Kamloops (Mar 22 2013) Final
Leading After 1st	1-0-0-0	2-0-1-0
Leading After 2nd	1-0-0-0	0-0-1-0
Tied After 1st	1-0-0-0	0-1-0-0
Tied After 2nd	1-2-0-0	2-1-0-0
Trailing After 1st	1-2-0-0	0-1-0-0
Trailing After 2nd	1-0-0-0	0-1-0-0
Out Shooting Opponents	3-2-0-0	0-0-0-0
Out Shot by Opponents	0-0-0-0	2-2-1-0
1-Goal Games	2-1-0-0	1-1-1-0
2-Goal Games	1-1-0-0	1-1-0-0
3-Goal Games	0-0-0-0	0-0-0-0

Victoria Royals

#	Player	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM	+/-
15	Jamie Crooks	5	3	4	7	16	5
19	Logan Nelson	5	2	4	6	8	0
11	Steven Hodges	5	2	3	5	12	-1
27	Brett Cote	5	2	2	4	4	3
10	Ben Walker	5	2	2	4	2	1
21	Austin Carroll	4	1	1	2	2	0
25	Brandon Fushimi	2	1	1	2	0	2
8	Tyler Soy	5	1	1	2	0	1
4	Jordan Fransoo	5	0	2	2	16	-3
18	Brandon Magee	3	1	0	1	14	0
12	Tim Traber	5	1	0	1	4	-5
22	Taylor Crunk	5	0	1	1	0	-4
9	Mitch Deacon	5	0	1	1	4	-1
2	Joe Hicketts	5	0	1	1	0	-3
16	Trent Lofthouse	3	0	1	1	0	1
6	Isaac Schacher	5	0	1	1	0	5

#	Player	GP	W	L	OTL	SL	MIN	GA	GAA	SV%
33	Patrik Polivka	5	2	2	1	0	315:43	16	3.04	0.920

Kamloops Blazers

#	Player	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM	+/-
34	JC Lipon	5	3	8	11	4	5
9	Colin Smith	5	1	8	9	2	2
22	Kale Kessy	5	4	2	6	16	1
19	Brendan Ranford	5	1	5	6	10	-1
7	Joel Edmundson	5	2	2	4	12	2
14	Matt Needham	5	0	3	3	4	1
15	Tim Bozon	3	2	0	2	14	0
11	Dylan Willick	5	2	0	2	0	0
21	Cole Ully	5	0	2	2	2	2
13	Marek Hrbas	5	1	0	1	2	1
12	Chase Souto	5	1	0	1	8	-1
3	Sam Grist	5	0	1	1	6	0

#	Player	GP	W	L	OTL	SL	MIN	GA	GAA	SV%
38	Cole Cheveldave	5	3	2	0	0	316:19	16	3.03	0.872