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Josh Morrissey, Jayden Hart and Chance Braid scored for Prince Albert (13-8-2) and Leon Draisaitl chipped in with two assists. Tim Bozon scored both goals for the Ice (11-10-2) and Luke Philp assisted on each of them. Kootenays Wyatt Hoflin made 23 saves in a losing cause. --- WHEAT KINGS 6 BLADES 2 BRANDON, Man. -- Tim McGauley scored twice and Ryan Pulock had a goal and two assists as the Wheat Kings handed Saskatoon its fourth straight loss. Peter Quenneville, Braylon Schmyr and Ryley Lindgren also scored for Brandon (12-11-0), which has won three games in a row. Nikita Scherbak and Cory Millette supplied the offence for the Blades (9-13-3). Jordan Papirny made 17 saves for the Wheat Kings while Alex Moodie stopped 44-of-50 shots in defeat. --- HITMEN 3 BRONCOS 2 (SO) CALGARY -- Radel Fazleev scored the winner as the Hitmen halted Swift Currents nine-game win streak. Chris Driedger made 37 saves for Calgary (11-6-4), which snapped its four-game slide, while Kenton Helgesen and Greg Chase scored in regulation. The Broncos (15-8-2) got goals from Jay Merkley and Graham Black. Landon Bow stopped 35 shots for Swift Current. --- REBELS 4 WARRIORS 2 RED DEER, Alta. -- Matt Bellerives goal 6:38 into the second period stood up as the winner as the Rebels doubled up Moose Jaw. Haydn Fleury, Dominik Volek and Meyer Nell also scored for Red Deer (10-11-1) while Wyatt Johnson tacked on two assists. Brayden Point and Alexey Sleptsov scored for the Warriors (7-15-4). Patrik Bartosak made 17 saves for the Rebels. Zachary Sawchenko stopped 27 shots for Moose Jaw. --- AMERICANS 5 PATS 3 KENNEWICK, Wash. -- Brian Williams scored twice and Tri-City jumped out to a four-goal lead en route to defeating Regina. Lucas Nickels and Marcus Messier had a goal and an assist apeice for the Americans (13-9-2) while Philip Tot scored once. The Pats (12-10-0) were led offensively by Braden Christoffer, Boston Leier and Adam Brooks. Eric Comrie made 28 saves for Tri-City while Nick Schneider stopped 23 shots for Regina. --- ROYALS 2 THUNDERBIRDS 1 (OT) VICTORIA -- Logan Nelson scored 52 seconds into extra time as the Royals dealt Seattle its sixth loss in a row. Brandon Magee scored in the second period for Victoria (13-9-1) and earned the games first star. Brandon Troock scored the lone goal for the Thunderbirds (11-8-3). Coleman Vollrath made 21 saves for the Royals while Seattles Danny Mumaugh gave his team a chance to win by turning aside 32-of-34 shots. --- GIANTS 3 TIGERS 2 VANCOUVER -- Jared Rathjen stopped 31 shots as the Giants slipped past Eastern Conference-leading Medicine Hat. Ty Ronning, Dalton Sward and Jackson Houck scored for Vancouver (9-11-3), which led 3-0 less than 13 minutes into the game. Miles Koules and Tommy Vannelli responded for the Tigers (15-4-3), who lost in regulation for the first time in 10 contests. Medicine Hats Daniel Wapple made 32 saves in a losing effort. --- SILVERTIPS 3 WINTERHAWKS 2 EVERETT, Wash. -- Tyler Sandhu scored twice, including the winner, as the Silvertips hung on to defeat Portland. Manraj Hayer had a goal and an assist for Everett (15-3-4), which led 3-0 after 40 minutes of play, and Matt Pufahl had two assists. Oliver Bjorkstrand and Derrick Pouliot scored third-period goals for the Winterhawks (16-5-2), who were 8-1-1 in their last 10 games heading into action. Austin Lotz made 28 saves for the Silvertips. Brendan Burke kicked out 33-of-36 shots for Portland. --- Javi Martinez Bayern Jersey Pepe Reina Jersey . 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