October 22, 2018

Midget Prep:

There’s a new team at the top of the CSSHL Midget Prep division.

Although they played just one game this weekend, it was enough for the Edge to sneak past Shawnigan into first place overall, albeit on the basis of a superior goal differential.

Both teams are 8-1-0, for 17 points, but Edge are +30 vs Shawnigan’s +19.

Edge downed Northern Alberta 3-2 at River Cree Twin Rinks in Edmonton, in a game that saw all five goals scored in the second period.

Shawnigan was idle this weekend.

BWC made strides on the weekend as well – winning both their games, to move up two positions into third overall.

BWC is posting the league’s best goals for record, with 57, and the best goal differential, with +33. The team is being lead offensively by Caeden Bankier (12G-6A-18) and Deepkaran Hans (9G-7A),

BWC downed cross town rival Delta 6-2 at home on Friday, and followed it up with a 4-3 decision over West Van on Sunday, also at home.

Tomas Milic stopped 40-42 in the Delta win.

In the game Sunday, BWC fired 45 shots on West Van’s Johnny Derrick. Jacob Paler-Chow scored a pair for BWC, who lead 2-0 after the first, and held on for the win after a scoreless second.

Delta picked up a single point in their second game of the weekend, 3-2 in a OT loss t0 Yale, at Planet Ice Delta. Jack Coutlhard, the team’s fifth shooter, won it for Yale. Shots finished 35-22 for Delta.

The two losses meant Delta slid two spots in the standings to sixth overall.

OHA Edmonton slid one spot into fourth, after dropping their Friday match 3-1 to NAX, and then winning the rematch Sunday 4-3 in OT.

Scroll down for standings.

 

Scoring Leaders

There was no change at the top of the scoring leaderboard after the weekend, with the Pacific Coast trio of Sean Ramsey, Kyle Brown and Bag Schovanek opening an even wider gap over the rest of the offensive leaders.

Ramsey had a nine point weekend, while Brown added six points and Schovaneck added seven.

The Sea Devils split their weekend vs Yale, winning 10-5 on Friday, and then losing 6-2 on Sunday.

Brown scored 4G-0A in the game Friday, Ramsay was 2G-6A and Schovanek was 3G-3A. William Irvine also scored for PCHA.

Jake Chiasson was 2G-3A for Yale in the game, and is currently fifth overall, at 7G-14A, 21.

John Evans of Delta is a point ahead of Chiasson, at 7G-15A, 22, in fourth spot.

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Goaltending Duels

The same three tenders remain at the top of the Midget Prep division goalie stats, though Parker Sawka (.949) has now taken a narrow lead over Koen MacInnes (.929) and Ty Marcinlowski (.925).

Sawka has logged the most minutes, at 423 in seven games, and faced the most shots, 177,  and has posted a 5-2-0 record.

MacInness remains undefeated at 5-0-0. Both have a pair of shutouts.

Shawnigan’s Dalan Marleau is also 5-0-0, and tied with Harris Shoemaker of OHA Red, with a .920 percentage.

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Midget Prep Standings, October 21, 2018

R	TEAM	GP	W	L	OTL	PTS	GF	GA	DIFF	PCT	STRK
1	Edge	10	8	1	1	17	44	14	30	0.850	W3
2	Shawnigan	10	8	1	1	17	43	24	19	0.850	W2
3	Burnaby	10	7	2	1	15	57	24	33	0.750	W3
4	OHA Edmonton	10	7	3	0	14	52	35	17	0.700	W1
5	Northern Alberta	9	6	2	1	13	42	19	23	0.722	L2
6	Delta	10	6	3	1	13	51	39	12	0.650	L2
7	Yale	10	6	4	0	12	45	44	1	0.600	W2
8	Okanagan Red	8	5	2	1	11	27	17	10	0.688	W2
9	Rink	6	5	1	0	10	36	13	23	0.833	W2
10	West Van	9	3	5	1	7	27	31	-4	0.389	L4
11	Pacific Coast	14	3	10	1	7	53	84	-31	0.250	L1
12	Pursuit	7	2	4	1	5	15	25	-10	0.357	L4
13	Okanagan White	8	2	5	1	5	23	36	-13	0.313	L2
14	IHA	11	2	8	1	5	34	59	-25	0.227	L2
15	Banff	10	1	9	0	2	13	98	-85	0.100	W1

 

Top 20 Scoring Leaders, October 21, 2018

R	PLAYER	#	BY	TEAM	GP	G	A	PTS	PIM
1	Sean Ramsay	19	’01	Pacific Coast	14	17	26	43	26
2	Kyle Brown	10	’01	Pacific Coast	14	16	18	34	10
3	Gabe Schovanek	28	’01	Pacific Coast	14	11	22	33	16
4	John Evans	14	’02	Delta	10	7	15	22	2
5	Jake Chiasson	19	’03	Yale	10	7	14	21	22
6	Caedan Bankier	19	’03	Burnaby	10	12	6	18	0
7	Cale Sanders	21	’02	Edge	10	11	7	18	2
8	Sean Tschigerl	19	’03	OHA Edmonton	10	8	10	18	22
9	Bode Hagan	7	’02	OHA Edmonton	10	2	16	18	8
10	Dylan Guenther	11	’03	Northern Alberta	9	9	8	17	2
11	Jospeh Tanaka-Campbell	11	’01	Shawnigan	10	6	11	17	4
12	Cameron MacDonald	15	’02	Yale	8	10	6	16	6
13	Deepkaran Hans	16	’02	Burnaby	9	7	9	16	18
14	Josh Van Unen	8	’01	Shawnigan	10	6	10	16	10
15	Matthew Savoie	7	’04	Northern Alberta	9	9	6	15	12
16	Tyson Laventure	16	’03	OHA Edmonton	9	6	9	15	6
17	Cade Cavallini	18	’00	West Van	9	5	10	15	8
18	Peyton McKenzie	13	’02	OHA Edmonton	8	7	7	14	4
19	Tristan Fraser	11	’01	West Van	9	7	7	14	12
20	Jacob Fraser	9	’01	Shawnigan	10	6	8	14	0

 

Top 10 Goaltenders (+ 4 games)

R	GOALIE	TEAM	W	L	T	G	A	PIM	SO	MP	GA	SV%
1	Parker Sawka	Edge	5	2	0	0	1	2	2	423	9	0.949
2	Koen MacInnes	Burnaby	5	0	0	0	0	0	2	300	8	0.929
3	Ty Marcinkowski	Northern Alberta	3	1	1	0	1	0	1	268	8	0.925
4	Dalan Marleau	Shawnigan	5	0	0	0	0	0	1	328	11	0.920
5	Harris Shoemaker	Okanagan Red	3	1	1	0	0	2	1	305	11	0.920
6	Connor Ungar	Northern Alberta	2	2	0	0	0	0	0	272	10	0.925
7	Will Gurski	Shawnigan	3	1	1	0	0	0	0	269	12	0.897
8	Johnny Derrick	West Van	2	4	0	0	0	0	1	358	16	0.925
9	Cayden Hamming	Pursuit	1	2	0	0	0	0	1	201	9	0.905
10	Thomas Milic	Burnaby	2	3	0	0	0	0	0	299	16	0.890