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YOB GAA SV% SO NHL DRAFT YOB GAA SV% SO NHL DRAFT

1 Stankowski, Carl Laguna Hills, CA 00 #### #### 0 Eligible 2019 31 Myskiw, Dylan Winnipeg, MB 99 2.55 0.900 0 Eligibile 2019

31 McNaughton, Jack Calgary, AB 01 3.41 0.896 0 Eligible 2020 35 Scott, Todd Albertville, MN 00 2.69 0.895 0 Eligibile 2018

YOB POS GP G A PTS NHL DRAFT YOB POS GP G A PTS NHL DRAFT

2 Krebs, Dakota Okotoks, AB 99 D 10 1 6 7 Eligible 2019 2 Dowhaniuk, Logan Sherwood Park, AB 02 D 0 0 0 0 Eligibile 2020

4 Toder, Layne Elkhorn, MB 00 D 9 0 3 3 Eligible 2019 3 Alexander, Jacson Victoria, BC 01 D 0 0 0 0 Eligibile 2019

5 van de Leest, Jackson Kelowna, BC 01 D 10 0 1 1 Eligible 2019 4 Warm, Will Whistler, BC 99 D 9 0 0 0 Eligibile 2019

6 Prokop, Luke Edmonton, AB 02 D 10 0 4 4 Eligible 2020 6 McLeod, Wyatt Dawson Creek, BC 00 D 9 2 3 5 Eligibile 2019

7 Klassen, Devan Crooked Creek, AB 01 D 10 2 1 3 Eligible 2019 7 Gavlas, Parker Saskatoon, SK 99 D 9 1 1 2 Eligibile 2019

8 Yeryomenko, Vladislav Vitebsk, Belarus 99 D 10 2 3 5 NSH Rd. 5 '18 8 Cap, Ethan North Vancouver, BC 00 D 9 0 1 1 Eligibile 2019

9 Zamula, Egor Chelyabinsk, Russia 00 D 10 0 7 7 PHI-Signed FA 10 Alistrov, Vladimir Mogilve, Belarus 01 LW 9 0 2 2 Eligibile 2019

10 Prokop, Josh Edmonton, AB 00 RW 10 3 2 5 Eligible 2019 11 Guenther, Dylan 'AP' Edmonton, AB 03 LW 3 0 0 0 Eligible 2022

11 Zimmerman, Cael Englefeld, SK 01 LW 10 2 4 6 Eligible 2019 12 Keeler, Liam Edmonton, AB 01 C 9 2 0 2 Eligibile 2019

12 Kastelic, Mark Phoenix, AZ 99 C 8 6 3 9 Eligible 2019 14 Benjafield, Quinn North Vancouver, BC 98 RW 9 3 4 7 Free Agent

14 Korczak, Ryder Yorkton, SK 02 C 10 2 3 5 Eligible 2021 15 Atkinson, Scott Vancouver, BC 00 C 9 1 0 1 Eligibile 2019

15 Tschigerl, Sean 'AP' Whitecourt, AB 03 C 4 0 0 0 Eligible 2021 18 Loschiavo, Vince Winnipeg, MB 98 C 9 4 5 9 Free Agent

16 Kryski, Jake Vancouver, BC 98 C 1 0 0 0 Free Agent 20 Kope, David Edmonton, AB 00 RW 9 1 3 4 Eligibile 2019

17 Campbell, Hunter Everett, WA 01 RW 0 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 21 Neighbours, Jake Airdrie, AB 02 LW 9 2 5 7 Eligibile 2020

18 Stotts, Riley Winnipeg, MB 00 C 10 1 6 7 TOR Rd. 3 '18 22 Robertson, Matthew Sherwood Park, AB 01 D 9 2 2 4 Eligibile 2019

19 Focht, Carson Regina, SK 00 C 10 5 4 9 Eligible 2019 23 Luypen, Jalen Kelowna, BC 02 LW 0 0 0 0 Eligibile 2020

21 Fiddler-Schultz, Riley Fort Saskatchewan, AB 02 LW 10 1 0 1 Eligible 2020 25 Pavlenko, Andrei Minsk, Belarus 00 RW 6 1 2 3 Eligibile 2019

24 Coleman, Luke Red Deer, AB 98 LW 10 4 3 7 Free Agent 27 Fix-Wolansky, Trey Edmonton, AB 99 RW 9 3 5 8 CBJ Rd. 7 '18

27 Carriere, Tye Red Deer, AB 01 C 8 0 0 0 Eligible 2019 28 Lawson, Aidan Providence, UT 01 D 0 0 0 0 Eligibile 2019

28 Malm, James Langley, BC 99 LW 10 2 4 6 Eligible 2019 29 Russell, Zach Calgary, AB 99 D 2 1 1 2 Eligibile 2019

29 Elder, Kaden Saskatoon, SK 98 RW 10 2 3 5 Free Agent 34 Williams, Josh Langley, BC 01 RW 8 1 2 3 Eligible 2019

37 McDonald, Conner Delta, BC 99 D 9 1 4 5 Eligibile 2019

39 Fyten, Andrew Sundre, AB 98 C 9 2 3 5 Free Agent

44 Souch, Carter Edmonton, AB 01 LW 8 1 0 1 Eligibile 2020

47 Slaney, Keagan 'AP' Airdrie, AB 03 D 0 0 0 0 Eligible 2022

Vice Chairman/CEO: Ken M. King President of Hockey Ops./General Manager: Kirt HillPresident/Governor: John Bean 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL Director of Scouting: Jamie Porter 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTALVice President/Alternate Governor: Mike Moore Head Coach: Brad LauerGeneral Manager: Jeff Chynoweth Assistant Coach: Luke PierceDirector of Player Personnel: Dallas Thompson Development Coach: Fernando PisaniHead Coach: Steve Hamilton Goaltending Coach: Dustin SchwartzAssistant Coaches: Trent Cassan, Joel Otto Goaltending Development Coach: Kurtis MuchaAssistant/Goaltending Coach: Jason LaBarbera 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTAL Video Coach/Hockey Ops Coordinator: Michael Chan 1st 2nd 3rd OT TOTALAthletic Therapist: Nathan Hollinger Skating Coach: David PelletierEquipment Manager: Darien Engelhardt Head Athletic Therapist: Brian CheesemanVideo Coaches: Troy Norcross, Cass Bruni Head Equipment Manager: Rogan DeanStrength & Conditioning Coach: Sean Hope-RossSkill Development Coach: Wayne DoughertyEducation Advisor/Billet Coordinator: Bernie Bajnok

Referees: Kyle KOWALSKI, Brett ROELAND Linesmen: Chad HUSEBY, Devin KOHLHAUSERVideo Goal Judge: Don HuberSupervisors: Troy Sartison

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Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Playoff Bracket 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Prince Albert (4) vs Red Deer (0) Prince Albert wins series 4 - 0 Game 1 Mar 22 Red Deer (0) at Prince Albert (3) Game 2 Mar 23 Red Deer (4) at Prince Albert (6) Game 3 Mar 26 Prince Albert (4) at Red Deer (2) Game 4 Mar 27 Prince Albert (4) at Red Deer (1) 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Saskatoon (4) vs Moose Jaw (0) Saskatoon wins series 4 - 0 Game 1 Mar 22 Moose Jaw (2) at Saskatoon (3) OT Game 2 Mar 23 Moose Jaw (1) at Saskatoon (3) Game 3 Mar 26 Saskatoon (3) at Moose Jaw (2) Game 4 Mar 27 Saskatoon (4) at Moose Jaw (3) OT 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Edmonton (4) vs Medicine Hat (2) Edmonton wins series 4 - 2 Game 1 Mar 23 Medicine Hat (2) at Edmonton (1) Game 2 Mar 24 Medicine Hat (3) at Edmonton (4) Game 3 Mar 26 Edmonton (0) at Medicine Hat (5) Game 4 Mar 27 Edmonton (5) at Medicine Hat (1) Game 5 Mar 29 Medicine Hat (4) at Edmonton (5) Game 6 Mar 31 Edmonton (4) at Medicine Hat (3) OT 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Lethbridge (3) vs Calgary (4) Calgary wins series 4 - 3 Game 1 Mar 22 Calgary (2) at Lethbridge (3) OT Game 2 Mar 23 Calgary (1) at Lethbridge (4) Game 3 Mar 26 Lethbridge (3) at Calgary (5) Game 4 Mar 28 Lethbridge (2) at Calgary (5) Game 5 Mar 30 Calgary (6) at Lethbridge (5) Game 6 Mar 31 Lethbridge (7) at Calgary (6) OT Game 7 Apr 2 Calgary (4) at Lethbridge (2) 2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Vancouver (4) vs Seattle (2) Vancouver wins series 4 - 2 Game 1 Mar 22 Seattle (1) at Vancouver (7) Game 2 Mar 23 Seattle (4) at Vancouver (1) Game 3 Mar 26 Vancouver (6) at Seattle (4) Game 4 Mar 27 Vancouver (3) at Seattle (4) Game 5 Mar 29 Seattle (2) at Vancouver (3) Game 6 Mar 30 Vancouver (5) at Seattle (1) 2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Victoria (4) vs Kamloops (2) Victoria wins series 4 - 2 Game 1 Mar 22 Kamloops (0) at Victoria (4) Game 2 Mar 23 Kamloops (4) at Victoria (3) OT Game 3 Mar 26 Victoria (3) at Kamloops (2) Game 4 Mar 27 Victoria (3) at Kamloops (6) Game 5 Mar 30 Kamloops (3) at Victoria (6) Game 6 Apr 1 Victoria (4) at Kamloops (1)

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Everett (4) vs Tri-City (1) Everett wins series 4 - 1 Game 1 Mar 22 Tri-City (1) at Everett (6) Game 2 Mar 23 Tri-City (3) at Everett (4) Game 3 Mar 27 Everett (2) at Tri-City (3) OT Game 4 Mar 28 Everett (3) at Tri-City (0) Game 5 Mar 30 Tri-City (1) at Everett (9)

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Spokane (4) vs Portland (1) Spokane wins series 4 - 1 Game 1 Mar 22 Portland (2) at Spokane (5) Game 2 Mar 23 Portland (5) at Spokane (3) Game 3 Mar 26 Spokane (5) at Portland (4) OT Game 4 Mar 27 Spokane (4) at Portland (3) OT Game 5 Mar 30 Portland (1) at Spokane (4) 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Prince Albert (2) vs Saskatoon (1) Prince Albert leads 2-1 Game 1 Apr 5 Saskatoon (1) at Prince Albert (6) Game 2 Apr 7 Saskatoon (2) at Prince Albert (3) Game 3 Apr 9 Prince Albert (0) at Saskatoon (1) Game 4 Apr 10 Prince Albert at Saskatoon 7:00 PM MDT Game 5 Apr 12 Saskatoon at Prince Albert 7:00 PM MDT * Game 6 Apr 14 Prince Albert at Saskatoon 4:00 PM MDT * Game 7 Apr 16 Saskatoon at Prince Albert 7:00 PM MDT 2019 WHL Playoffs, Eastern Conference Edmonton (3) vs Calgary (0) Edmonton leads 3-0 Game 1 Apr 6 Calgary (2) at Edmonton (3) OT Game 2 Apr 7 Calgary (1) at Edmonton (4) Game 3 Apr 9 Edmonton (2) at Calgary (1) OT Game 4 Apr 10 Edmonton at Calgary 7:00 PM MDT * Game 5 Apr 12 Calgary at Edmonton 7:00 PM MDT * Game 6 Apr 14 Edmonton at Calgary 2:00 PM MDT * Game 7 Apr 16 Calgary at Edmonton 7:00 PM MDT 2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Vancouver (3) vs Victoria (0) Vancouver leads 3-0 Game 1 Apr 5 Victoria (0) at Vancouver (3) Game 2 Apr 6 Victoria (1) at Vancouver (2) OT Game 3 Apr 9 Vancouver (5) at Victoria (4) OT Game 4 Apr 11 Vancouver at Victoria 7:05 PM PDT * Game 5 Apr 13 Victoria at Vancouver 7:00 PM PDT * Game 6 Apr 15 Vancouver at Victoria 7:05 PM PDT * Game 7 Apr 17 Victoria at Vancouver 7:00 PM PDT

2019 WHL Playoffs, Western Conference Everett (0) vs Spokane (2) Spokane leads 2-0 Game 1 Apr 6 Spokane (6) at Everett (3) Game 2 Apr 7 Spokane (3) at Everett (1) Game 3 Apr 10 Everett at Spokane 7:05 PM PDT Game 4 Apr 12 Everett at Spokane 7:05 PM PDT * Game 5 Apr 13 Everett at Spokane 7:05 PM PDT * Game 6 Apr 15 Spokane at Everett 7:05 PM PDT * Game 7 Apr 17 Spokane at Everett 7:05 PM PDT

Tuesday's Results Edmonton 2 at Calgary 1 (OT) Prince Albert 0 at Saskatoon 1 Vancouver 5 at Victoria 4 (OT) Wednesday's Games Edmonton at Calgary - 7:00 PMMDT Prince Albert at Saskatoon - 7:00 PMMDT Everett at Spokane - 7:05 PMPDT Thursday's Games Vancouver at Victoria - 7:05 PMPDT

GAME 4 vs. Edmonton Oil Kings Wednesday, April 10, 2019

HITMEN HEADLINES: The Calgary Hitmen host the Edmonton Oil Kings tonight in Game 4 of their best-of-seven WHL Eastern Conference Semi-Final series. It’s a 7:00 p.m. start at Scotiabank Saddledome for the second of back-to-back games at the ‘Dome featuring $2 playoff concession specials. Hot dogs, regular popcorn and 24 oz. soft drinks are all available for $2 each. The Oil Kings lead the series 3-0 after last night’s 2-1 overtime victory in Calgary. Defenceman Wyatt McLeod scored the game winner 2:46 into sudden death. Mark Kastelic forced the extra session for Calgary on the power play, tipping in the tying goal with 1:07 remaining in the third period. After a scoreless first period, Edmonton’s lone goal in regulation came off the stick of Zach Russell in the middle frame. Both goalies were named game stars with Jack McNaughton making 27 saves in the Hitmen net and Dylan Myskiw recording 24 stops in the Oil Kings crease.

2019 WHL Playoffs: Round 2 Schedule: The Hitmen and Oil Kings second round playoff series is a 2-2-1-1-1 format.

Game 1 EDM 3 CGY 2 OT EDM leads series 1-0 Rogers Place, Edmonton Game 2 EDM 4 CGY 1 EDM leads series 2-0 Rogers Place, Edmonton Game 3 EDM 2 CGY 1 OT EDM leads series 3-0 Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary Game 4 Wednesday, April 10 7:00 p.m. Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary Game 5* Friday, April 12 7:00 p.m. Rogers Place, Edmonton Game 6* Sunday, April 14 2:00 p.m. Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary Game 7* Tuesday, April 16 7:00 p.m. Rogers Place, Edmonton

*If necessary HITMEN PLAYOFF TICKETS: Tickets for Game 4 in Calgary can be purchased through Ticketmaster.ca, HitmenHockey.com or at the Scotiabank Saddledome Box Office. Single game tickets start at $22.49 for adults, $12.99 for kids 12 and under and group tickets for $13.99 plus applicable fees and taxes. Also available is the Calgary Co-op Family Playoff Pack which includes four tickets, four hot hogs, four soft drinks and one popcorn for $74.99. This deal can be purchased at all Calgary Co-op locations. SERIES STATS: There has only been one goal in the first period…Edmonton has outshot Calgary in all three games by a combined 102-74…The Hitmen are 3-11 on the power play, the Oil Kings 1-15. Two of the three games have been decided in overtime. SERIES SHOT CLOCK: Mark Kastelic leads all Hitmen players with 12 shots on goal against Edmonton. Carson Focht is next with nine while James Malm and Kaden Elder both have six. Trey Fix-Wolansky tops all Oil Kings with 13 shots on goal. Andrew Fyten is next with 12 while Conner McDonald, Matthew Robertson and Jake Neighbours all have eight shots. FACE-OFF CIRCLE: Calgary is a combined 105-185 on draws in the series, clicking at 56.8%. Mark Kastelic leads the way with 54 face-off wins. GAME 4 FACTS: The Hitmen are 29-15 all-time in Game 4’s. They defeated Lethbridge in Game 4 of the opening round at home by a score of 5-2. Jack McNaughton made 37 saves while Riley Stotts (1g, 2a) and Ryder Korczak (3a) recorded three points each. PLAYOFF HISTORY: 2019 marks the third time in league history the Hitmen and Oil Kings square off in a playoff series. Both teams have won once 2009: CGY 4 EDM 0 – Hitmen led by Joel Broda (7pts), Brandon Kozun (5pts) and Martin Jones .73 GAA 2013: EDM 4 CGY 3 – Oil Kings led by Michael St. Croix (10pts), Martin Gernat (7pts) and Laurent Brossoit 2.39 GAA POST-SEASON EXPERIENCE: The Hitmen have a combined 329 games of playoff experience. Kaden Elder leads all players with 56 post-season games played. He also tops the Hitmen in career playoff points with 15. Luke Coleman and Mark Kastelic are next with 11 points. STREAKS: Mark Kastelic (5g, 3a) has points in five of his last six games. Carson Focht (1g, 1a) and James Malm (2a) both have points in back-to-back games. Egor Zamula (3a) saw his three-game point streak snapped in Game 3.

GAME 4 vs. Edmonton Oil Kings Wednesday, April 10, 2019

WELCOME BACK: Jake Kryski returned to the Calgary line-up in Game 3 marking his first action since Jan. 11 in Saskatoon. The 20-year-old missed a total of 36 games due to injury, 27 in the regular season and nine more in the playoffs. Last night was his 12th career playoff game. PLAYOFF DATA: This trip to the Eastern Conference Semi-Final marks Calgary’s first time past the opening round of the WHL Playoffs since 2015. Calgary has a lifetime playoff record of 135-111. The Hitmen have competed in 44 series prior to this one. They have won 27 and lost 17. Calgary is 30-23 all-time in post-season overtime games. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS: Five Hitmen are on NHL rosters heading into the post-season. They include: Jake Bean (CAR), Michael Stone (CGY), Andrew Ladd (NYI), Johnny Boychuk (NYI) and Martin Jones (SJS). HOME AND AWAY: Calgary is 2-2 at home this post season while Edmonton is 3-1 on the road. COMEBACK TRAIL: Three times in franchise history the Hitmen have rebounded from an 0-2 playoff series deficit to win. The last time was in the opening round of the 2019 post-season against Lethbridge when Calgary dropped the first two games on the road before posting a seven game series victory. In the 2010 post-season, the Hitmen lost both games on home ice before bouncing back to defeat the Moose Jaw Warriors in seven games in the opening round. During the 2007 WHL Playoffs, Calgary dropped the first two games of their second-round set with Brandon on the road then came roaring back with four straight wins to capture the series in six. DID YOU KNOW?: Mark Kastelic and Carson Focht share the Hitmen lead in playoff scoring with nine points each. They are the highest scoring Hitmen post-season performers since Adam Tambellini and Travis Sanheim both tallied 13 points 2015. IMPACT CLIMB: Jack McNaughton’s 302 saves this post season already has the rookie goalie eighth in franchise history for most career playoff saves. Mack Shields with 328 and Brady Block at 334 are both within striking distance. Martin Jones owns top spot at 1073. HITMEN CAREER PLAYOFF LEADERBOARD: Games Played: Michael Stone 62 Goals: Pavel Brendl 35 Assists: Brandon Kozun and Brad Moran 48 Points: Brad Moran 82 Wins: Martin Jones 32 ON THIS DAY: The last time the Hitmen played a playoff game on April 10 was in the 2015 post season. That night goaltender Mack Shields was the first start in a 3-1 Calgary win in Medicine Hat as the Tigers outshot the Hitmen 34-14 in the loss. Connor Rankin, Jake Virtanen and Chase Lang supplied the Calgary goals with Virtanen and Lang also adding assists. The victory gave Calgary a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven second round series. The Hitmen went on to win the series in seven games as Travis Sanheim scored in double overtime of the clinching game at the ‘Dome. PUCKS FOR PAWS: The Hitmen in partnership with WEB Consulting Ltd., are donating $12,180 to the Four Feet Companion Foundation. The money raised through the seventh annual Pucks for Paws program saw the Calgary Hitmen Foundation and WEB Consulting Ltd. each contribute $10 for every point collected this past regular season by Riley Stotts. The Toronto Maple Leafs prospect finished the 2018-19 Western Hockey League campaign with 57 points. Funds were also received through an online auction organized by WEB Consulting Ltd., 50-50 proceeds and money raised through calendar sales at the Pucks for Paws game on Dec. 14 between Calgary and Kelowna. LEAGUE PROPS: This season Hitmen forward Mark Kastelic was named a WHL Eastern Conference Second Team All-Star. PROSPECT WATCH: Zac Funk, Calgary’s second-round pick, 43rd overall, in the 2018 WHL Bantam Draft has been named to the BC Major Midget League All-Star Team. The 15-year-old forward tallied 58 points (34g, 24a) in 38 games this season with the Fraser Valley Thunderbirds. Those numbers saw Funk not only lead his team in scoring but finish fourth in league scoring. He also added seven points (6g, 1a) in six playoff games.

• The Edmonton Oil Kings enter the playoffs as Central Division champions for the fourth time in modern franchise history, and first since 2013-

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• The Oil Kings were (7-0-1-0) vs. the Hitmen during the regular season, while Calgary skated to a (1-6-1-0) record vs. Edmonton.

• Round 2 will also see former teammates from last year’s WHL-winning Swift Current Broncos squad face off; Calgary’s Kaden Elder and Edmonton’s Andrew Fyten.

• Round 1 vs. Medicine Hat marked the first playoff series win for the Oil Kings since 2014 (WHL Champions).

• The Oil Kings have gone to overtime in three of their last four games; Game 6 of Round 1, Game 1 of Round 2 and last night in Game 3. Edmonton is 3-0 in overtime this postseason, while the Hitmen are 0-4.

• This marks the first time the Oil Kings and Hitmen are meeting in the playoffs since the 2013 Eastern Conference Final (Round 3). Edmonton won in seven games. In 2009, the two teams met for their only other playoff clash, with Calgary earning a Round 1 sweep.

• The Oil Kings scored the first goal of the game in 37 of their 68 games played during the regular season. After starting the season 12-0-0-0 when scoring first, they finished 27-7-1-2 when opening the scoring. They are 5-0 when scoring the first goal in the playoffs, and 2-2 when the opposition scores first. • Vince Loschiavo led the Oil Kings during the regular season series between the two teams with six goals and ten points in eight games played. Quinn Benjafield tallied nine points in just five games.

• Loschiavo (4G, 5A) leads the Oil Kings in postseason points with nine, while Trey Fix-Wolansky (3G, 5A) has registered eight points in the team’s nine games played.

• Ten different Oil Kings each picked up a single point in Edmonton’s 4-1 win in Game 2. Entering Game 3, 18 Oil Kings have registered a least a point in the team’s nine playoff games. • Dylan Myskiw was named the Eli Wilson Goaltending Goaltender of the Week on Monday, prior to Game 3. In Round 2 vs. Calgary he has posted a 3-0-0 record with a 1.30 goals against average and a .944 save percentage while turning aside 70 of 74 shots. In the regular season, Myskiw posted a 6-0-0-0 record with a 2.00 goals against average and a .935 save percentage vs. the Hitmen.

NO FORWARDS (14) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT10 Prokop, Josh* RW R 5'10.25" 170 Edmonton, AB Jan. 30/00 Vernon Vipers BCHL 48 21 15 36 8 Eligible 201911 Zimmerman, Cael LW L 5'10.5" 182 Englefeld, SK Jan. 17/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 66 6 12 18 24 Eligible 201912 Kastelic, Mark C R 6'3.5" 220 Phoenix, AZ Mar. 11/99 Calgary Hitmen WHL 71 23 22 45 93 Eligible 201914 Korczak, Ryder* C R 5'9.25" 157 Yorkton, SK Sept. 23/02 Yorkton Maulers SMHL 42 12 22 34 24 Eligible 202115 Tschigerl, Sean* 'AP' C L 5'11" 169 Whitecourt, AB Apr. 11/03 OHA Edmonton Bantam Prep CSSBHL 30 31 39 70 26 Eligible 202116 Kryski, Jake C L 5'11" 182 Vancouver, BC Mar. 8/98 Calgary Hitmen WHL 71 16 40 56 43 Free Agent17 Campbell, Hunter RW R 6'0.5" 200 Everett, WA Jan. 27/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 59 4 7 11 25 Eligible 201918 Stotts, Riley C L 5'11.75" 179 Winnipeg, MB Jan. 5/00 Broncos/Hitmen WHL 69 19 25 44 46 TOR Rd. 3 '1819 Focht, Carson C L 6'0" 178 Regina, SK Feb. 4/00 Americans/Hitmen WHL 69 13 20 33 38 Eligible 201921 Fiddler-Schultz, Riley* LW L 5'10.25" 178 Fort Saskatchewan, AB May 13/02 Northern Alberta Elite 15's CSSHL 36 31 22 53 44 Eligible 202024 Coleman, Luke LW L 6'1.75" 207 Red Deer, AB Sept. 9/98 Calgary Hitmen WHL 72 15 24 39 27 Free Agent27 Carriere, Tye* C R 6'0.75" 181 Red Deer, AB Mar. 21/01 Red Deer Chiefs AMHL 34 18 14 32 14 Eligible 201928 Malm, James LW L 5'9" 159 Langley, BC June 25/99 Vancouver Giants WHL 72 19 47 66 26 Eligible 201929 Elder, Kaden RW R 5'9.25 180 Saskatoon, SK Mar. 16/98 Swift Current Broncos WHL 67 18 14 32 20 Free AgentNO DEFENCE (7) POS SH HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM DRAFT2 Krebs, Dakota D R 6'4.5" 204 Okotoks, AB Mar. 26/99 Americans/Hitmen WHL 69 4 12 16 70 Eligible 20194 Toder, Layne D L 5'11.75" 186 Elkhorn, MB Jan. 2/00 Calgary Hitmen WHL 70 1 9 10 60 Eligible 20195 van de Leest, Jackson D L 6'6.25" 222 Kelowna, BC June 15/01 Calgary Hitmen WHL 36 1 4 5 30 Eligible 20196 Prokop, Luke* D R 6'3.75" 202 Edmonton, AB May 6/02 Northern Alberta X-Treme Prep CSSHL 28 4 16 20 10 Eligible 20207 Klassen, Devan* D R 6'1" 212 Crooked Creek, AB May 17/01 Grande Prairie Storm AMHL 29 5 10 15 38 Eligible 20198 Yeryomenko, Vladislav D R 6'0" 187 Vitebsk, Belarus Apr. 23/99 Calgary Hitmen WHL 63 13 28 41 30 NSH Rd. 5 '189 Zamula, Egor D L 6'3.5" 165 Chelyabinsk, Russia Mar. 30/00 Pats/Hitmen WHL 69 2 16 18 38 PHI-Signed FA

NO GOALTENDERS (2) POS CA HT WT HOMETOWN DOB 17-18 SEASON LEAGUE GP MP GAA SAV% SO DRAFT1 Stankowski, Carl G L 5'9.25" 157 Laguna Hills, CA Mar. 9/00 Seattle Thunderbirds Eligible 2019

31 McNaughton, Jack* G L 6'0.5" 175 Calgary, AB Oct. 30/01 Calgary Royals AMHL 21 1,281 2.58 0.906 1 Eligible 2020*Denotes rookie As of Mar. 21, 2019

HOCKEY OPERATIONS PRONUNCIATION GUIDEVice Chairman / CEO: Ken M. King #4 Layne Toder: Toe-derPresident / Governor: John Bean #8 Vladislav Yeryomenko: Yair-oh-menkoVice President / Alternate Governor: Mike Moore #9 Egor Zamula: Yay-gor zuh-MOO-lahGeneral Manager: Jeff Chynoweth #12 Mark Kastelic: CAST-uh-lickDirector of Player Personnel: Dallas Thompson #14 Ryder Korczak: Kor-zackHead Coach: Steve Hamilton #15 Sean Tschigerl: shu-GALAssistant Coaches: Trent Cassan, Joel Otto #16 Jake Kryski: KRISS-keyAssistant/Goaltending Coach: Jason LaBarbera #19 Carson Focht: FokeSkill Development Coach: Wayne Dougherty #27 Tye Carriere: Carry-erAthletic Therapist: Nathan Hollinger General Manager Jeff Chynoweth: Shuh-nowthEquipment Manager: Darien Engelhardt Assistant Coach Trent Cassan: Kuh-SANVideo Coaches: Troy Norcross, Cass BruniStrength & Conditioning Coach: Sean Hope-RossEducation Advisor / Billet Coordinator: Bernie Bajnok

2019 CALGARY HITMEN PLAYOFF ROSTER

Missed entire 17-18 season due to injury

31 Dylan Myskiw G 6’1” 175 L 02/20/99 Winnipeg, MB Brandon (WHL) 22 1180 67 3.41 .887 2019 Draft 35 Todd Scott G 6’0.5” 200 L 05/23/00 Albertville, MN Edmonton (WHL) 13 678 44 3.89 .883 2019 Draft Vancouver (WHL) 20 1152 79 4.11 .869

2 Logan Dowhaniuk* D 5’11” 190 L 06/20/02 Sherwood Park, AB Edmonton (WHL) 4 0 0 0 0 -5 2020 Draft OHA Edmonton (CSSHL) 36 7 10 17 26 -- 3 Jacson Alexander D 5’9” 177 L 02/01/01 Victoria, BC Swift Current (WHL) 32 1 4 5 6 7 2019 Draft Victoria (BCHL) 29 3 6 9 12 -- 4 Will Warm D 6’0” 177 R 04/22/99 Whistler, BC Edmonton (WHL) 53 1 11 12 60 -18 2019 Draft 6 Wyatt McLeod “A” D 6’3” 190 L 01/27/00 Dawson Creek, BC Edmonton (WHL) 49 2 6 8 37 -20 2019 Draft 7 Parker Gavlas D 6’0.5” 184 R 06/03/99 Saskatoon, SK Regina (WHL) 8 0 0 0 7 -6 2019 Draft Yorkton (SJHL) 35 1 11 12 54 -- 8 Ethan Cap “A” D 6’2” 206 L 04/17/00 North Vancouver, BC Edmonton (WHL) 72 5 7 12 35 -36 2019 Draft 22 Matthew Robertson“A” D 6’3.5” 198 L 03/09/01 Sherwood Park, AB Edmonton (WHL) 67 7 17 24 44 -18 2019 Draft CAN U18 (WU18) 5 0 2 2 0 5 CAN U18 (HGCup) 5 2 2 4 2 -- 28 Aidan Lawson* D 6’4.5” 201 L 04/21/01 Providence, UT Edmonton (WHL) 2 0 0 0 0 -1 2019 Draft Colorado U16 (T1EHL) 37 1 16 17 4 -- 37 Conner McDonald D 6’0” 192 R 05/31/99 Delta, BC Edmonton (WHL) 71 10 32 42 86 -17 2019 Draft 47 Keagan Slaney*** D 5’9” 177 L 04/10/03 Airdrie, AB Airdrie Xtreme (AMBHL) 35 13 23 36 40 -- 2022 Draft

10 Vladimir Alistrov* LW 6’2” 176 L 02/12/01 Mogilev, BLR Team BLR (U17) 36 21 29 50 37 -- 2019 Draft Team BLR (U18) 14 10 10 20 33 -- BLR U18 (W18) 5 3 4 7 2 1 11 Dylan Guenther*** LW/C 6’0” 170 R 04/10/03 Edmonton, AB NAX Bantam (CSSBHL) 30 56 47 103 22 -- 2022 Draft 12 Liam Keeler LW 6’1” 182 L 01/16/01 Edmonton, AB Edmonton (WHL) 60 3 10 13 16 -16 2019 Draft 14 Quinn Benjafield** RW 6’1.5” 176 R 02/02/98 North Vancouver, BC Kamloops (WHL) 69 19 28 47 33 -7 15 Scott Atkinson C 6’1” 183 L 07/07/00 Vancouver, BC Edmonton (WHL) 48 2 9 11 29 -13 2019 Draft 18 Vince Loschiavo** C 6’2” 190 R 03/21/98 Winnipeg, MB Moose Jaw (WHL) 40 12 11 23 12 2 Kootenay (WHL) 28 7 6 13 12 3 20 David Kope RW 6’4.5” 167 R 10/10/00 Edmonton, AB Edmonton (WHL) 63 14 11 25 16 -17 2019 Draft 21 Jake Neighbours* LW 5’11.5” 196 L 03/29/02 Airdrie, AB Edmonton (WHL) 11 0 4 4 6 -2 2020 Draft Calgary (AMHL) 33 26 31 57 12 -- 23 Jalen Luypen* LW 5’10” 151 L 06/28/02 Kelowna, BC OHA White (CSSHL) 36 18 18 36 58 -- 2020 Draft 25 Andrei Pavlenko RW 6’1.5” 179 L 04/06/00 Minsk, BLR Edmonton (WHL) 20 3 1 4 12 -8 2019 Draft 27 Trey Fix-Wolansky “C” RW 5’6.5” 182 R 05/26/99 Edmonton, AB Edmonton (WHL) 71 32 57 89 81 -15 CBJ 2018 (7, 204) 29 Zach Russell LW 5’11.5 185 L 06/09/99 Calgary, AB Calgary (AJHL) 43 16 20 36 212 -- 2019 Draft 34 Josh Williams RW 6’1” 185 R 03/08/01 Langley, BC Medicine Hat (AHL) 47 11 9 20 4 =9 2019 Draft 39 Andrew Fyten** RW 6’1” 188 R 10/13/98 Sundre, AB Swift Current (WHL) 29 3 4 7 29 -- Calgary (WHL) 40 6 10 16 48 -2 44 Carter Souch LW 5’9.5” 158 L 10/28/01 Edmonton, AB Edmonton (WHL) 38 4 5 9 10 -8 2020 Draft

| Kirt Hill Rogan Dean

Brad Lauer | Michael Chan

Luke Pierce Kurtis Mucha

Brian Cheeseman Jamie Porter

*indicates rookie **indicates overager ***indicates affiliate player (1 of 2)

Leaders (Overall)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 Davis Koch VAN 9 2 11 13

2 Bowen Byram VAN 9 3 9 12

3 Jake Leschyshyn LET 7 6 4 10

4 Riley Woods SPO 7 5 5 10

5 Mark Kastelic CGY 8 6 3 9

6 Bryce Kindopp EVT 7 5 4 9

7 Carson Focht CGY 10 5 4 9

8 Martin Fasko-Rudas EVT 7 4 5 9

9 Vince Loschiavo EDM 9 4 5 9

10 Dylan Plouffe VAN 9 4 5 9

11 Eli Zummack SPO 7 3 6 9

12 Tristen Nielsen VAN 9 3 6 9

13 Calen Addison LET 7 2 7 9

14 * Phillip Schultz VIC 9 2 7 9

15 Dylan Cozens LET 7 4 4 8

16 Trey Fix-Wolansky EDM 9 3 5 8

17 Jaret Anderson-Dolan SPO 7 2 6 8

18 Jordy Bellerive LET 7 2 6 8

19 Jake Christiansen EVT 7 1 7 8

20 Several Players Tied 7

GoalsRank Player Team GP G

1 Jake Leschyshyn LET 7 6

2 Mark Kastelic CGY 8 6

3 Jadon Joseph VAN 9 6


AssistsRank Player Team GP A

1 Davis Koch VAN 9 11

2 Bowen Byram VAN 9 9


Penalty MinutesRank Player Team GP PIM

1 Riley McKay SAS 7 25

2 Dom Schmiemann TC 5 20


4 Carson Focht CGY 10 16


Minor PenaltiesRank Player Team GP MinPen


2 Riley McKay SAS 7 10



5 Josh Brook MJ 4 7

Major PenaltiesRank Player Team GP MajPen

1 Bryan Lockner MH 6 2


Power Play GoalsRank Player Team GP PPG

1 Jake Leschyshyn LET 7 4

2 Jadon Joseph VAN 9 4

3 Martin Fasko-Rudas EVT 7 3



Short Handed GoalsRank Player Team GP SHG

1 James Hamblin MH 6 2


ShotsRank Player Team GP Shots



3 Max Gerlach SAS 7 36



Shooting PercentageRank Player Team GP Goals Shots PCT

1 Ethan McIndoe SPO 7 4 9 44.4

2 Carson Miller VIC 9 5 13 38.5

3 Luke Toporowski SPO 6 5 14 35.7

4 Hayden Ostir MH 6 2 6 33.3

5 Eli Zummack SPO 7 3 10 30.0

Game Winning GoalsRank Player Team GP GWG

1 Brett Leason PA 6 2

2 Max Gerlach SAS 7 2

3 Riley Woods SPO 7 2

4 Dallas Hines VAN 9 2


Plus/MinusRank Player Team GP +/-

1 Sergei Sapego PA 7 10

2 Max Martin PA 7 9

3 Davis Koch VAN 9 9


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Leading GoaliesTop 15 Goalies (by GAA)Rank Player Team GP Mins W L OTL SOL SO GA GAA SOW SOL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV%

1 Ian Scott PA 7 418 6 1 0 0 1 11 1.58 0 0 0 0 0.000 159 148 0.931

2 Trent Miner VAN 5 313 4 1 0 0 1 10 1.92 0 0 0 0 0.000 117 107 0.915

3 Dustin Wolf EVT 7 418 4 2 1 0 1 15 2.16 0 0 0 0 0.000 164 149 0.909

4 Dylan Myskiw EDM 6 345 4 2 0 0 0 13 2.26 0 0 0 0 0.000 145 132 0.910

5 Nolan Maier SAS 7 414 5 2 0 0 1 16 2.32 0 0 0 0 0.000 189 173 0.915

6 David Tendeck VAN 4 242 3 1 0 0 0 10 2.48 0 0 0 0 0.000 107 97 0.907

7 Bailey Brkin SPO 7 432 6 1 0 0 0 18 2.50 0 0 0 0 0.000 242 224 0.926

8 Todd Scott EDM 4 201 3 0 0 0 0 9 2.69 0 0 0 0 0.000 86 77 0.895

9 Griffen Outhouse VIC 9 562 4 2 3 0 1 26 2.78 0 0 0 0 0.000 333 307 0.922

10 Brodan Salmond MJ 1 63 0 0 1 0 0 3 2.84 0 0 0 0 0.000 38 35 0.921

11 Adam Evanoff MJ 3 182 0 2 1 0 0 9 2.96 0 0 0 0 0.000 117 108 0.923

12 * Mads Sogaard MH 6 361 2 3 1 0 1 19 3.16 0 0 0 0 0.000 234 215 0.919

13 Dylan Ferguson KAM 5 237 2 2 0 0 0 13 3.29 0 0 0 0 0.000 115 102 0.887

14 * Jack McNaughton CGY 10 615 4 2 4 0 0 35 3.41 0 0 0 0 0.000 337 302 0.896

15 * Dylan Garand KAM 3 123 0 2 0 0 0 7 3.42 0 0 0 0 0.000 58 51 0.879

WinsRank Player Team W

1 Ian Scott PA 6

2 Bailey Brkin SPO 6

3 Nolan Maier SAS 5

4 Several Goaltenders Tied 4

SavesRank Player Team SVS

1 Griffen Outhouse VIC 307

2 * Jack McNaughton CGY 302


4 * Mads Sogaard MH 215

5 * Carl Tetachuk LET 206

LossesRank Player Team L

1 * Roddy Ross SEA 4

2 Beck Warm TC 4

3 Ethan Anders RD 4

4 * Carl Tetachuk LET 3

5 * Mads Sogaard MH 3

Save PercentageRank Player Team GA SVS SV%

1 Ian Scott PA 11 148 0.931

2 Bailey Brkin SPO 18 224 0.926

3 Adam Evanoff MJ 9 108 0.923

4 Griffen Outhouse VIC 26 307 0.922

5 Brodan Salmond MJ 3 35 0.921

MinsRank Player Team Mins

1 * Jack McNaughton CGY 615

2 Griffen Outhouse VIC 562


4 Ian Scott PA 418

5 Dustin Wolf EVT 418

ShutoutsRank Player Team SO

1 Several Goaltenders Tied 1

* indicates rookie

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Leaders (Rookies)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 * Phillip Schultz VIC 9 2 7 9

2 * Jake Neighbours EDM 9 2 5 7

3 * Lukas Svejkovsky VAN 9 2 5 7

4 * Jack Finley SPO 7 1 6 7

5 * Adam Beckman SPO 7 3 3 6

6 * Josh Prokop CGY 10 3 2 5

7 * Gage Goncalves EVT 7 2 3 5

8 * Aliaksei Protas PA 7 2 3 5

9 * Ryder Korczak CGY 10 2 3 5

10 * Kyrell Sopotyk KAM 6 3 1 4

11 * Ozzy Wiesblatt PA 7 3 1 4

12 * Simon Kubicek SEA 6 1 3 4

13 * Martin Lang KAM 6 1 3 4

14 * Alex Cotton LET 7 1 3 4

15 * Luke Prokop CGY 10 0 4 4



1 * Adam Beckman SPO 7 3

2 * Josh Prokop CGY 10 3

3 * Kyrell Sopotyk KAM 6 3

4 * Ozzy Wiesblatt PA 7 3



1 * Phillip Schultz VIC 9 7

2 * Jack Finley SPO 7 6

3 * Jake Neighbours EDM 9 5

4 * Lukas Svejkovsky VAN 9 5

5 * Luke Prokop CGY 10 4


1 * Devan Klassen CGY 10 11

2 * Quinn Schmiemann KAM 6 10



1 * Quinn Schmiemann KAM 6 5

2 * Corson Hopwo MH 6 4

3 * Simon Kubicek SEA 6 4




1 * Devan Klassen CGY 10 1

2 * Cameron Sterling MJ 4 1

3 * Kaden Kohle TC 5 1

4 * Nolan Jones LET 7 1


1 * Payton Mount SEA 6 2








4 * Aliaksei Protas PA 7 17



1 * Gage Goncalves EVT 7 2 7 28.6

2 Several Players Tied 25.0




1 * Aliaksei Protas PA 7 8




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Leaders (Defencemen)Top 20 ScorersRank Player Team GP G A PTS

1 Bowen Byram VAN 9 3 9 12

2 Dylan Plouffe VAN 9 4 5 9

3 Calen Addison LET 7 2 7 9

4 Jake Christiansen EVT 7 1 7 8

5 Dakota Krebs CGY 10 1 6 7

6 Scott Walford VIC 9 0 7 7

7 Egor Zamula CGY 10 0 7 7

8 Alex Kannok Leipert VAN 9 2 4 6

9 Linus Nassen MH 6 3 2 5

10 Sergei Sapego PA 7 2 3 5

11 Wyatt McLeod EDM 9 2 3 5

12 Vladislav Yeryomenko CGY 10 2 3 5

13 Jared Freadrich POR 5 1 4 5

14 Mitchell Prowse VIC 6 1 4 5

15 Ty Smith SPO 7 1 4 5

16 Wyatte Wylie EVT 7 1 4 5

17 Conner McDonald EDM 9 1 4 5

18 Jarret Tyszka SEA 6 0 5 5

19 Dawson Davidson SAS 7 0 5 5



1 Dylan Plouffe VAN 9 4


3 Linus Nassen MH 6 3




2 Calen Addison LET 7 7

3 Jake Christiansen EVT 7 7

4 Scott Walford VIC 9 7

5 Egor Zamula CGY 10 7



2 Josh Brook MJ 4 14

3 Jake Kustra VIC 6 13

4 Vladislav Yeryomenko CGY 10 13

5 Jackson van de Leest CGY 10 12



2 Josh Brook MJ 4 7

3 Jackson van de Leest CGY 10 6





1 Linus Nassen MH 6 2

2 Ralph Jarratt VIC 8 2





2 Conner McDonald EDM 9 31

3 Wyatte Wylie EVT 7 26



1 Linus Nassen MH 6 3 11 27.3

2 * Devan Klassen CGY 10 2 8 25.0

3 * Noah Lamb VIC 9 1 4 25.0

4 * Ronan Seeley EVT 7 1 4 25.0

5 Dylan Plouffe VAN 9 4 21 19.0


1 Dallas Hines VAN 9 2

2 * Simon Kubicek SEA 6 1

3 Calen Addison LET 7 1

4 Wyatt McLeod EDM 9 1


1 Sergei Sapego PA 7 10

2 Max Martin PA 7 9


4 Conner McDonald EDM 9 8

5 Wyatt McLeod EDM 9 8

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Specialty Team RecordsTeam Power PlayRank Team GP ADV GF PP% SHGA

1 Spokane Chiefs 7 14 8 57.1 1

2 Vancouver Giants 9 32 10 31.3 0

3 Tri-City Americans 5 16 5 31.3 1

4 Lethbridge Hurricanes 7 32 9 28.1 0

5 Seattle Thunderbirds 6 28 7 25.0 2

6 Victoria Royals 9 34 8 23.5 1

7 Kamloops Blazers 6 17 4 23.5 1

8 Everett Silvertips 7 30 7 23.3 1

9 Calgary Hitmen 10 39 9 23.1 0

10 Medicine Hat Tigers 6 23 5 21.7 1

11 Red Deer Rebels 4 14 3 21.4 1

12 Prince Albert Raiders 7 25 5 20.0 0

13 Portland Winterhawks 5 13 2 15.4 0

14 Edmonton Oil Kings 9 33 4 12.1 2

15 Saskatoon Blades 7 25 3 12.0 1

16 Moose Jaw Warriors 4 11 1 9.1 1

Team Penalty KillRank Team GP TSH PPGA PK% SHGF

1 Moose Jaw Warriors 4 17 2 88.2 1

2 Red Deer Rebels 4 13 2 84.6 0

3 Spokane Chiefs 7 19 3 84.2 0

4 Medicine Hat Tigers 6 18 3 83.3 2

5 Saskatoon Blades 7 23 4 82.6 1

6 Prince Albert Raiders 7 22 4 81.8 1

7 Calgary Hitmen 10 47 10 78.7 0

8 Lethbridge Hurricanes 7 28 6 78.6 0

9 Kamloops Blazers 6 26 6 76.9 1

10 Edmonton Oil Kings 9 34 8 76.5 1

11 Tri-City Americans 5 24 6 75.0 1

12 Vancouver Giants 9 36 9 75.0 2

13 Victoria Royals 9 26 7 73.1 1

14 Seattle Thunderbirds 6 23 7 69.6 0

15 Everett Silvertips 7 19 7 63.2 1

16 Portland Winterhawks 5 11 6 45.5 1

Team Overtime PerformanceRank Team GP W L PTS PCT

1 Calgary Hitmen 4 0 4 0 0.000

2 Edmonton Oil Kings 3 3 0 6 1.000

3 Victoria Royals 3 0 3 0 0.000

4 Lethbridge Hurricanes 2 2 0 4 1.000

5 Saskatoon Blades 2 2 0 4 1.000

6 Spokane Chiefs 2 2 0 4 1.000

7 Vancouver Giants 2 2 0 4 1.000

8 Moose Jaw Warriors 2 0 2 0 0.000

9 Portland Winterhawks 2 0 2 0 0.000

10 Kamloops Blazers 1 1 0 2 1.000

11 Tri-City Americans 1 1 0 2 1.000

12 Everett Silvertips 1 0 1 0 0.000

13 Medicine Hat Tigers 1 0 1 0 0.000

14 Prince Albert Raiders 0 0 0 0 0.000

15 Red Deer Rebels 0 0 0 0 0.000

16 Seattle Thunderbirds 0 0 0 0 0.000

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