Royals News: Fronk, Walker Back & $1 Coupon!

Royals forward Ben Walker has returned to the club after attending the NHL's Minnesota Wild Rookie Camp.  Three players have moved onto main NHL Camps, Logan Nelson (Buffalo), Austin Carroll (Anaheim) and Keegan Kanzig (Calgary).

The IIHF (International Ice Hockey Federation) has ruled that Victoria’s Import Draft selection Jiri Fronk’s contract, is still valid with his Czech Republic club and will not be joining the Royals.

The Royals next pre-season contest is Saturday (Sept 14th) at the SOFMC against the Giants at 1:35.  Tickets are just $5, and coupons for a $1 hot dog, popcorn or pop are available for download at:  http://www.thezone.fm/events/#royalsexhibition

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Import Jiri Fronk not coming

Royals 2013 Euro draft selection Jiri Fronk will not be coming to Victoria:

http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/iihf-ruling-causes-royals-to-lose-import-draft-pick-1.621419

Here's Cleve Dheensaw of the Times Colonist story:


The Victoria Royals lost to the KLH Chomutov Under-20s without a puck being fired.

The International Ice Hockey Federation has dealt the Royals a boardroom setback, and with it the loss of their 2013 import draft pick Jiri Fronk.

The IIHF has ruled Fronk’s contract with Czech club KLH Chomutov is valid and the Royals have no claims to him despite selecting the 19-year-old forward 31st over the summer in the annual draft of European juniors conducted by the Canadian Hockey League.

“It was a reasoned written decision. That’s that,” said Victoria GM Cam Hope.

“It’s obviously disappointing but there’s nothing we can do about it. We have to respect the process because we rely on it both ways.”

Each North American major junior team is allowed two European imports on the roster. This leaves the Royals with only goaltender Patrik Polivka, also from the Czech Republic, with the other spot open. Making a trade to fill their suddenly-open second European spot — as the Royals did last season in acquiring eventual 2012-13 team MVP Alex Gogolev of Russia from the Calgary Hitmen — is an option. But Hope said that depends on availability and circumstance.

The graduated Gogolev, now skating as a pro in a KHL training camp, was acquired after Royals 2012 European draft pick Rasmus Bengtsson, a Swedish junior national team blue-liner and second-round NHL draft pick of the Florida Panthers, decided to play in the Junior A USHL with the Muskegon Lumberjacks.

Right now, the Royals are preparing on forging ahead with their current second Euro roster slot vacant.

“This shifts our depth chart and gives someone else [in training camp] a chance,” said Hope.

The six-foot-four Fronk had 10 goals and 24 points in 40 games last season for the KLH Chomutov U-20s. But he became a hotter commodity with a breakout summer on the Czech junior national team with six goals in eight games, causing KLH Chomutov to become more adamant about keeping him.

There’s only so much due diligence that can be done long-distance before the European draft, which can be a real crapshoot.

“We do as much homework as we can but you can only do so much from so far away. You have to rely on the players’ representatives,” said Hope.

“Every once in a while, there’s a glitch and these things pop up. That’s one of the risks of the European draft.”

The Royals conclude their WHL pre-season with games against the Vancouver Giants on Saturday afternoon at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre and Sunday afternoon in Ladner.

LOOSE PUCKS: Tickets for Saturday’s pre-season game (1:30 p.m.) are $5 … The Royals will be hosting their annual season ticket pick-up night on Tuesday. Season ticket holders can come to the Memorial Centre between 6 and 8 p.m. to relieve their tickets and enjoy complimentary appetizers and beverages.

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Press Release: Royals entertain Giants

ROYALS WELCOME GIANTS FOR PRE-SEASON HOME DEBUT

Victoria hosts Vancouver Saturday afternoon; skate with the players post-game!

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Victoria, BC – The Victoria Royals welcome the Vancouver Giants to Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre this Saturday, September 14^th, for the team’s first 2013 WHL Pre-Season contest on Vancouver Island. Puck drop is scheduled for 1:35 p.m.

Tickets to Saturday’s contest are available for just $5 in-person at the Select Your Tickets Box Office, online at www.selectyourtickets.com or over the phone at (250)220-7777. Partial proceeds from every ticket sold will benefit the Times Colonist Raise-a-Reader program.

Following the game, fans are invited to join Royals’ players for a post-game skate! Participants are encouraged to bring their skates and helmets to take part in this event, but equipment rentals will be available by donation in support of the GoodLife Marathon and its partner charities KidSport, Times Colonise Raise-a-Reader and the GoodLife Kids Foundation. Coupons for a $1 hot dog, popcorn or pop will also be available for download at www.thezone.fm.

During the first intermission, Tim Bits Minor Hockey presented by 100.3 The Q! will feature players from Victoria Racquet Club. The second intermission will see fans compete in the GoodLife Fitness Sumo Circuit where one fan will win a three month gym membership to GoodLife Fitness!

The End of the Roll 50/50 will benefit Peninsula Minor Hockey on Saturday afternoon while proceeds from the Old House Village Chuck-a-Puck will go towards local causes. The winner of the Old House Village Chuck-a-Puck will go home with a one-night stay and spa treatment for two courtesy of Old House Village in the second intermission!

We are Royal Blue, are you? 2013-14 season ticket packages starting from $414 are on sale now! To guarantee yourself the best seats at the best prices call 250-220-7889, visit www.victoriaroyals.com, or head down to the Victoria Royals Ticketing Office located at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

4 Royals off to NHL Rookie Camps

ROYALS’ FOURSOME TO ATTEND NHL ROOKIE CAMPS

Victoria’s Carroll, Kanzig, Nelson and Walker all off to pursue NHL dreams.

For Immediate Release

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Victoria, BC – The Victoria Royals Hockey Club today announced that forwards Austin Carroll, Logan Nelson and Ben Walker as well as defenceman Keegan Kanzig will all attend National Hockey League (NHL) rookie camps this week.

Austin Carroll

Carroll will attend the Anaheim Ducks’ rookie camp as an invitee. The camp will begin on September 5^th at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. The Ducks’ rookie camp will wrap up on September 9^th with the SoCal Futures Game at the Toyota Sports Center when Anaheim will face the Los Angeles Kings’ prospects.

The 6-3, 214 lb winger participated in the Calgary Flames’ 2013 Development Camp earlier this summer. Over the past two seasons with the Royals, Carroll has appeared in 129 regular season games and has posted 62 points (23g-39a) to go along with 232 penalty minutes. In eight career post-season games with Victoria, the Scottsdale, AZ native has notched three goals and one assist.

Keegan Kanzig

Kanzig will skate for the Calgary Flames in the 2013 Young Stars Classic from September 5^th-9^th as part of the club’s rookie camp. The annual Young Stars Classic is a round-robin tournament held in Penticton, BC that features prospects from the Vancouver Canucks, Edmonton Oilers, San Jose Sharks, Winnipeg Jets and Calgary Flames.

The Athabasca, AB native heads to Penticton after he was selected in the third round, 67^th overall, by the Flames in the 2013 NHL Draft. The 6-5, 238 lb rearguard has spent two seasons with Victoria for a total of 133 games with nine assists and 225 penalty minutes. Kanzig has also played in 10 post-season games where he has put up one goal and 18 minutes in penalties.

Logan Nelson

Nelson will compete for the Buffalo Sabres in the 2013 NHL Prospect Tournament held from September 5^th-9^th at the Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City, MI. The tournament will feature top prospects from the Detroit Red Wings, Dallas Stars, Minnesota Wild, St. Louis Blues, Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, New York Rangers and Buffalo Sabres.

The Rogers, MN native was Buffalo’s fifth round, 133^rd overall, selection in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. The 6-1, 181 lb centre has skated for the Royals in 120 contests over the past two seasons and has put up 105 points (37g-68a) and 111 penalty minutes over that span. In 10 WHL post-season games, Nelson has registered 10 points (2g-8a) and 12 penalty minutes.

Ben Walker

Walker will also attend the 2013 NHL Prospect Tournament in Traverse City, but as an invitee for the Minnesota Wild. The Edina, MN product was also invited to the Wild’s 2013 Development Camp earlier this summer.

Walker, who joined the team in November of 2011, has skated in 105 games for Victoria and has tallied 86 points (27g-59a) as well as 81 penalty minutes. The 5-11, 181 lb winger has collected nine points (4g-5a) and four minutes in penalties in the playoffs with the Royals.

We are Royal Blue, are you? 2013-14 season ticket packages starting from $414 are on sale now! To guarantee yourself the best seats at the best prices call 250-220-7889, visit www.victoriaroyals.com, or head down to the Victoria Royals Ticketing Office located at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

Recap: Vic 3 - Tri City 2

Trent Lofthouse scored twice including the winner as the Victoria Royals beat the Tri City Americans 3-2 Sunday at Everett’s Pre-Season Classic Tournament.

Royals celebrate the win.

“Thought our guys played pretty solid…they played hard, competed hard and as a group they did a lot of good things today.” – Head Coach Dave Lowry

It was the clubs third game in 3 days, improving to 1-1-0-1 in the pre-season.  All contests were one goal games starting Friday with a 2-1 loss at Everett, followed by a 6-5 shoot out loss to Seattle Saturday.

“It gives us some confidence moving closer to the regular season…it’s gives us a little bit to build on…” said 20 year old forward Ben Walker, who hopes to get some good looks at the Traverse City Prospects tournament on an invite from the Minnesota Wild,

“A few practices will help getting the communication going, and learning everybody’s style - especially the new guys.”

The Royals went with netminder Patrik Polivka and outshot the Americans 34-23.  Victoria went 1 for 6 on the power play, while Tri City went 1 / 5.

Soy (2a) drives the net

Brian Williams scored both goals for the Americans, and rookie Ty Comrie a pair of helpers with his older brother Eric going the distance in net.

15yr old (late birthday) Matthew Campese scored his first exhibition goal in a Royals jersey, and also picked up an assist.

“I wanted to get the monkey off the back sooner or later, and to get it today was really nice…”  said a pumped up Campese, who’s pass deflected off a defender past Comrie,

“…not how I imaged it though.” he grinned, trying to improve his chances of making the club. 

“I hope so, taking nothing for granted…it would be a huge honour to keep playing with the team and I hope it comes to that.”

The other rookie with 2 points was 16yr old Tyler Soy who chipped in with a pair of helpers, now with 3 assists in 2 exhibition games.

“Tyler’s (Soy) a guy that when the puck’s on his stick he can make plays, and make things happen…” said Lowry

Trent Lofthouse playing in the rink where he played for a season and a half as a Silvertip, has scored 3 goals in his last two games.

“The puck was bouncing my, once I got the first one it just kept rolling…it was a good team effort for sure…” said the lanky 6’3 Lofthouse.

“He’s (Lofthouse) going to have to score, play and skate – and he did that tonight…” said Lowry.  “…he’s a guy that can shoot the puck well, he hit the holes and generated some chances.”

Victoria dressed 5 rookies in Regan Nagy (16yr), Matthew Campese (15yr – late), Landon Welykholowa (17yr), Matthew Dykstra (16yr), and Tyler Soy (16yr).

“It was good that we dressed a real young line up, as with that, comes the enthusiasm…”  said Lowry.

With 29 players on the roster, the Royals scratched: Jared Dmytriw and Matthew Phillips, Steven Hodges, Brandon Magee, Logan Nelson, Austin Carroll, Kolton Dixon, Chaz Reddekopp and Michael Herringer.

Both Dmytriw and Phillips won’t play as 15 year olds, bringing the total down to 27.

“We have an idea with a couple guys what we’ll be doing,” said Lowry when asked about trimming the roster, “…some guys are making it tough and they’re earning the opportunity to stay and play.”

Lofthouse (3g), Soy (3a) now lead the club in exhibition scoring for Victoria.

Up next, the Royals will face the Giants at the SOFMC for their only home pre-season date Saturday Sept. 14th at 1:35pm and wrap up the 5 game exhibition schedule the following day against Vancouver in Ladner at 2pm.

By Marlon Martens


Victoria Royals 3 at Tri-City Americans 2 - Status: Final
Sunday, September 1, 2013 - Comcast Arena - Everett, WA

Victoria 1 1 1 - 3
Tri-City 1 1 0 - 2

1st Period-
1, Tri-City, Williams 2 (Comrie), 0:17.
2, Victoria, Campese 1 (Soy, Cote), 16:13.

Penalties-Sauer T.c (hooking), 6:51; Dykstra Vic (hooking), 17:14.

2nd Period-
3, Victoria, Lofthouse 2   12:44 (PP).
4, Tri-City, Williams 3 (Topping, Comrie), 19:32 (PP).

Penalties-Cote Vic (delay of game), 0:57; Gagnon Vic (elbowing), 5:41; Southam T.c (tripping), 11:33; James T.c (holding), 13:16; Fushimi Vic (hooking), 18:38; Walker Vic (roughing), 19:14.

3rd Period-
5, Victoria, Lofthouse 3 (Soy, Campese), 5:15.

Penalties-Crunk Vic (roughing), 8:12; Hamonic T.c (roughing), 8:12; James T.c (too many men), 13:26; Topping T.c (boarding), 13:59; Carlo T.c (tripping), 15:13.

Shots on Goal-
Victoria 11-6-17-34.
Tri-City 8-8-7-23.

Power Play Opportunities-
Victoria 1 / 6; Tri-City 1 / 5.

Goalies-
Victoria, Polivka 1-1-0-0 (23 shots-21 saves).
Tri-City, Comrie 0-1-0-0 (34 shots-31 saves).

A-0
Referees-Mike Campbell (89), Andrew Wilk (80).
Linesmen-Jacob Hill (122).

Recap: SEA 6 - VIC 5 (Shoot Out)

Royals Joe Hicketts had 2 assists, and winds up on the power play

Alex Delnov scored three times as the Seattle Thunderbirds came from behind to beat the Victoria Royals 6-5 in a shoot out Saturday afternoon at Everett’s Pre-Season Classic Tournament.

The Royals held two goal leads three times, but ran into penalty trouble surrendering 3 power play goals on 7 Thunderbird opportunities. 

“The biggest key in this game probably was to stay out of the (penalty) box, we were fine 5 on 5…” said Royals forward Austin Carroll, who scored a goal and also threw a big hit on Austin Douglas.

“Once we strayed from (putting pucks to the net) we started falling apart a bit.”

Victoria pummelled Seattle netminder Devon Fordyce with rubber, outshooting Seattle 56-34, with the biggest margin of 26-8 in the middle frame.

“I think a lot more was done today (offensively), unfortunately we didn’t put enough in the net…” said GM Cam Hope who felt it was nice to see an improvement on the consistency of the club’s execution, after the 2-1 loss to Everett the night before.

“We got into a little bit of penalty trouble and Seattle was able to claw their way back.”

Phillips denied in Shoot out

The Royals got highlight reel goals from Logan Nelson and 15 year old Matthew Phillips who slipped past the defense and scored five-hole.

“Yeah, Phillips my roomate had a nice goal, so good for him.” said Carroll with a proud smile.  “It’s good to see all the young guys contributing and getting into the game – it’s going to be fun to see them over the next couple years.”

Phillips had several great chances, and was coming off an impressive performance the night before.

“Wasn’t that something?”  said a grinning Hope, who also liked all five rookies in the line up. “He could’ve had more than one too…great performance by (Phillips), he’s still smiling ear to ear.”

The rookies dressed were Phillips, Jared Dmytriw, Matthew Campese, Regan Nagy and Landon Welykholowa.

Victoria who held leads of 3-1, 4-2 and 5-3 also got goals from Luke Harrison, Austin Carroll and Trent Lofthouse.  Three Royals chipped in with a pair of helpers each, Logan Fisher, Keegan Kanzig and Joe Hicketts.

Royals Bench

Coleman Vollrath stopped 29 of 34 shots, including the save of the game late in the 3rd off of Holub.

“Vollrath was good, you really can’t blame a goalie who lets five goals in when a lot of them were close-in shots or rebounds.” said Hope, “…and boy did he make a couple of saves in this game…right at the end he made a glove save that was a ’10 Bell’ save…”

Vollrath in the Shoot Out

The shootout went four deep, with Nelson, Ben Walker (goal), Lofthouse, and Phillips for Victoria. Matthew Barzal the 1st overall selection in 2012, and Anaheim draft pick Shea Theodore scored in the shootout for Seattle.

The club falls to 0-1-0-1 in pre-season.

With 29 players on the roster, the Royals scratched: Hodges, J Walker, Soy, Magee, Fushimi, Dykstra, Schacher, Reddekopp, and Herringer.

Victoria faces Tri City Sunday at 11:30, with the game being held in Everett as part of their annual pre-season tournament. 

The Royals will face the Giants at the SOFMC for their only home pre-season date Saturday Sept. 14th at 1:35pm and wrap up the 5 game exhibition schedule the following day against Vancouver in Ladner at 2pm.

By Marlon Martens

Victoria Royals 5 at Seattle Thunderbirds 6 - SO
Saturday, August 31, 2013 - Comcast Arena - Everett, WA

Victoria 1 2 2 0 0 - 5
Seattle 1 1 3 0 1- 6

1st Period-
1, Victoria, Nelson 2 (Welykholowa, Hicketts), 15:55.
2, Seattle, Delnov 1 (Bear, Wardley), 17:56 (PP).

Penalties-Bear Sea (high sticking), 2:05; Kanzig Vic (cross checking), 8:18; Bear Sea (interference), 13:42; Kanzig Vic (hooking), 16:41; Douglas Sea (cross checking), 19:34.

2nd Period-
3, Victoria, Phillips 1 (Kanzig, Hicketts), 1:21.
4, Victoria, Harrison 1 (Fisher, Kanzig), 7:38.
5, Seattle, Elder 1 (Wardley), 8:00.

Penalties-Fransoo Vic (interference), 0:08; Honey Sea (roughing), 3:32; Cote Vic (hooking), 3:53; Delnov Sea (hooking), 4:13; Theodore Sea (cross checking), 8:28; Nagy Vic (tripping), 14:11; Kolesar Sea (hooking), 18:08; Hauf Sea (checking from behind), 19:42.

3rd Period-
6, Victoria, Carroll 1 (Fransoo, Walker), 0:29 (PP).
7, Seattle, Delnov 2 (Bear, Honey), 1:48.
8, Victoria, Lofthouse 1 (Fisher, Dixon), 7:00.
9, Seattle, Delnov 3   10:15 (PP).
10, Seattle, Barzal 2 (Honey, Elliot), 17:28 (PP).

Penalties-Walker Vic (slashing), 9:40; Carroll Vic (roughing), 15:26; Fisher Vic (delay of game), 15:47.

OT Period-
No Scoring.

Penalties-No Penalties

Shootout –
Victoria 1 (Nelson NG, Walker G, Lofthouse NG, Phillips NG),
Seattle 2 (Delnov NG, Barzal G, Sheen NG, Theodore G).

Shots on Goal-
Victoria 12-26-15-3-56.
Seattle 11-8-14-1-34.

Power Play Opportunities-
Victoria 1 / 8;
Seattle 3 / 7.

Goalies-
Victoria, Vollrath 0-0-0-0 (34 shots-29 saves).
Seattle, Fordyce 0-0-0-0 (56 shots-51 saves).

A-0
Referees-Nick Swaine (35), Andrew Wilk (80).
Linesmen-Jarrod Boman (116), Kevin Boris (95).

Recap: Silvertips 2 - Royals 1

The Everett Silvertips edged the visiting Victoria Royals 2-1 Friday night, in the opening game of exhibition.

The Tips led 2-0 after 40 minutes on goals by Reid Petryk and Linden Penner, before Logan Nelson cut the lead in half in the third.  The Royals pulled the netminder for an extra attacker but fell short.

“It think it was good.  The first two periods we were getting our legs under us little bit, getting familiar with our teammates…we have to look at it as a learning experience…” said Nelson, the 5th round pick of the Buffalo Sabres.

After giving up 19 shots past the midway point of the second, Victoria held Everett to just 6 for the rest of the game, but were kept to just 18 of their own.

“In the third period we started generating more, we started attacking and we actually starting working for some of our chances.” - Head Coach Dave Lowry.

While the first half of the game could be attributed to the nerves of the some of the rookies playing their first WHL exhibition game, none seemed evident for 15 year old Matthew Phillips, aka ‘Bubba’.  A definite bright spot in the game, generating opportunities and even several encounters with 1st round pick of the San Jose Sharks, 18yr old Mirco Mueller. 

“We matched up a few times over battles for loose pucks…trying to get some rebounds I think I was bugging him a little bit - I was just working hard and we bumped into each other a few times.” said Phillips, the Royals 2013 2nd round bantam selection.

Phillips was put on the ice in the final minute down a goal with the netminder pulled looking for the equalizer.

“It was really special to be chosen by coach Lowry to be out in the last minute…I was just shaking before the puck dropped.  I was trying to do all I could to get that puck in the net but unfortunately I couldn’t do it.  It was a good learning experience.”

Lowry liked the passion and effort of the younger players.

“I really like the play of our young guys, they came and competed and played hard.”

On the flip side, some of the older players may feel extra pressure from the up and coming Royals.

"One good thing about tonight is it’s a wake up call for some of the guys that played on our club last year, they’re going to have to be a lot better.  I think some of the guys might have forgotten what the expectations are here and how you have to work.  The best thing is you get 3 games in 3 days and a quick rememdy for some of these guys.”

Patrik Polivka and Coleman Vollrath split the duties for the Royals, with Polivka making a highlight reel save in the first stopping 17 of 19.  Vollrath came in the game in the second period, stopping all 6 shots he faced.

Their counterpart, Austin Lotz kicked out 17 of 18 Victoria attempts.

Both clubs went 1 for 5 on the power play.

The Royals played a physical game with noteable hits by Ryan Gagnon on Carson Stadynk, and Jordan Fransoo (wearing the ‘C’) on Brayden Low.

“I think it was just a product of the environment…it was a veteran laden team, it was home game for them, we knew they were going to come (at us), they have a new coach (Kevin Constantine) and they’re all playing for the same opportunity…”  said Lowry on the Royals feistiness.

Nelson also laid out several big hits, none however as thunderous a check as he laid onto defenseman Kevin Davis.

“It’s part of my game I need to work on, playing fast and physical every night.  That’s what I have to do, finish my checks and I got a good bounce in front of the net and put it home – I was glad with my finish.” said Nelson who’ll play for Buffalo at the Traverse City Prospects Tournament Sept 5-9th.

“I need to get stronger and little bigger and gain some weight, but they liked my heavy game and the way I can finish with the puck.” When asked what the Sabres liked, and wanted Nelson to improve on.

With 29 players on the roster, the Royals scratched: Lofthouse, Hodges, Welykholowa, Campese, Magee, Nagy, Hicketts, Reddekopp (lower), and Herringer (lower).

Earlier in the day, the club issued a press release noting the signing of a trio of players; Landon Welykholowa, Matt Dykstra and Jared Dmytriw.

Victoria faces Seattle at 3pm on Saturday, and Tri City Sunday at 11:30, with all games being held in Everett as part of their annual pre-season tournament.

By Marlon Martens

Victoria Royals 1 at Everett Silvertips 2 - Status: Final
Friday, August 30, 2013 - Comcast Arena - Everett, WA

Victoria 0 0 1 - 1
Everett 1 1 0 - 2

1st Period-
1, Everett, Petryk 1 (Leedahl), 13:05.

Penalties-Adam Evt (slashing), 7:43; Carroll Vic (interference), 8:05; Winquist Evt (checking from behind), 8:50.

2nd Period-
2, Everett, Penner 1 (Pufahl), 7:39 (PP).

Penalties-Pufahl Evt (tripping), 2:13; Crunk Vic (roughing), 7:30; Phillips Vic (hooking), 9:01; Dykstra Vic (tripping), 15:55.

3rd Period-
3, Victoria, Nelson 1 (Soy), 6:01 (PP).

Penalties-Lotz Evt (delay of game), 0:17; Adam Evt (hooking), 5:23; Dixon Vic (cross checking, major-fighting, game misconduct), 6:51; Low Evt (major-fighting, game misconduct), 6:51; Carroll Vic (roughing), 11:33; Adam Evt (slashing), 11:33; Walker Vic (roughing, major-fighting, game misconduct), 16:09; Penner Evt (major-fighting, game misconduct), 16:09.

Shots on Goal-
Victoria 8-5-5-18.
Everett 12-7-6-25.

Power Play Opportunities-
Victoria 1 / 5;
Everett 1 / 5.

Goalies-
Victoria, Polivka 0-1-0-0 (19 shots-17 saves); Vollrath 0-0-0-0 (6 shots-6 saves).
Everett, Lotz 1-0-0-0 (18 shots-17 saves).

A-0
Referees-Ryan Benbow (62), Adam Griffiths (36).
Linesmen-Adam Brastad (132).