Friday results

r WHEAT KINGS 8, ROCKETS 4
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r Jay Fehr scored four goals to lead the Brandon Wheat Kings to an 8-4 win over the visiting Kelowna Rockets on Friday night.
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r Jesse Sinatynski, Michael Ferland, Mark Schneider and Scott Glennie also scored for the Wheat Kings (22-11-0-2), who have won five straight games and move into a tie with the Saskatoon Blades for first place in the East Division.  Jacob DeSerres made 26 saves to claim the victory.
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r Shane McColgan – with a goal and an assist – Max Adolph, Brett Bulmer and Spencer Main scored for the Rockets (17-16-1-0), who see their five-game road winning streak snapped but remain in second place in the B.C. Division.  Mark Guggenberger stopped seven of 12 shots he faced in 27 minutes of action in his first appearance of the season while Adam Brown made 15 saves in relief.
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r PICKARD’S HEROICS LEAD T-BIRDS PAST AMERICANS – Calvin Pickard turned in a 54-save performance and Prab Raid scored his 20th goal of the season as the Seattle Thunderbirds skated to a 5-1 win over the visiting Tri-City Americans in Western Hockey League action on Friday night.
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r Pickard, 17, made 22 saves in the first period, 18 stops in the second and another 15 saves in the third to post his 10th victory of the season for the Thunderbirds (12-17-1-3), who earn their second straight victory.  Mikhail Sentyurin scored his first WHL goal while Scott Ramsay, Tyler Alos and Lindsay Nielsen also scored for the T-Birds.
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r Neal Prokop scored the only goal for the Americans (22-9-0-0), who see a three-game winning streak come to an end.  Drew Owsley made 22 saves in a losing cause for the Americans while Brett Martyniuk stopped the only shot he faced after replacing Owlsey midway through the third frame.
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r WARRIORS 11, OIL KINGS 2
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r Antonin Honejsek scored four goals and Travis Hamonic scored three goals and added an assist as the Moose Jaw Warriors blasted the visiting Edmonton Oil Kings 11-2 on Friday.
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r Joey Kornelsen scored his first two goals of the season while Cody Smuk and Jakub Herman also scored for the Warriors (17-13-1-1), who scored 11 times on 31 shots en route to snapping a three-game losing skid.  Jeff Bosch made 25 saves in the win.
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r Cameron Maclise and Michael St. Croix scored for the Oil Kings (8-18-4-4), who see their losing skid hit 10 games.  Torrie Jung and Cam Lanigan combined for 20 saves in the loss.
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r HITMEN 3, ICE 1
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r Kris Foucault’s seventh goal of the season 7:13 into the third period was the winner as the visiting Calgary Hitmen skated to a 3-1 triumph over the Kootenay Ice on Friday.
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r Brandon Kozun scored his 19th of the season and Kyle Aschim notched his first WHL goal for the Hitmen (24-8-1-0), who pick up their fifth consecutive victory.  Martin Jones made 24 saves to post his 15th victory of the season.
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r Jesse Ismond scored the only goal for the Ice (16-15-1-1), who suffer their second loss in their last three outings.  Todd Mathews made 27 saves in the defeat.
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r TIGERS 7, PATS 2
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r Mark Isherwood scored twice and Wacey Hamilton notched a goal and four helpers to lead the Medicine Hat Tigers to a 7-2 win over the visiting Regina Pats on Friday.
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r Taylor Gal scored once and added two assists while Bretton Cameron, Matthew Konan and Scott MacKay – with his first WHL goal – also scored for the Tigers (19-10-2-4), who have won three straight decisions.  Tyler Bunz made 25 saves to record his 16th victory of the season.
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r Jordan Eberle scored his 29th goal of the season and Hampus Gustafsson also counted for the Pats (16-16-3-0), who suffer their second loss in a row.  Damien Ketlo made 31 saves in the loss.
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r CHIEFS 7, BRUINS 1
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r Levko Koper scored three goals and added an assist to lead the visiting Spokane Chiefs to a 7-1 victory over the Chilliwack Bruins on Friday.
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r Kyle Beach and Tyler Johnson each scored twice for the Chiefs (20-8-2-0), who win their sixth straight game and move into second place in the U.S. Division.  James Reid made 31 saves to record his 17th win of the season.
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r Roman Horak scored his 12th goal of the season for the Bruins (13-17-1-4), who drop their second straight decision.  Braden Gamble and Cole Holowenko combined for 33 saves in the loss.
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r GIANTS 5, BLAZERS 3
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r Kevin Connauton scored twice and Craig Cunningham notched a goal and two assists as the Vancouver Giants skated to a 5-3 win over the visiting Kamloops Blazers on Friday.
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r Neil Manning – with a goal and a pair of assists – and James Henry also scored for the Giants (21-11-1-2), who win their second straight game and pad their B.C. Division lead to 10 points over second-placed Kelowna.  Jamie Tucker stopped all 21 shots he faced in 50 minutes of work to earn the win after replacing starter Mark Segal, who allowed three goals on eight shots in the first 10 minutes of the opening frame.
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r Bronson Maschmeyer, Jimmy Bubnick and Shayne Wiebe scored for the Blazers (13-16-2-2), who held a 3-0 lead midway through the opening period but surrendered the next five goals to suffer the loss.  Jon Groenheyde made 42 saves in the defeat.
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r COUGARS 3, SILVERTIPS 2  S/O
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r Dallas Jackson scored the winning goal in a shootout to lift the visiting Prince George Cougars to a 3-2 win over the Everett Silvertips on Friday night.
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r Jackson scored the tying goal with 14 seconds remaining in the third period to send the game to overtime while Marek Viedensky also scored for the Cougars (6-24-1-1), who snap a 15-game road losing skid with their first away win since September 26th.  Hudson Stremmel stopped 28 shots through regulation and overtime, and wasn’t beaten in the shootout to take the victory.
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r Cameron Abney and Kellan Tochkin scored for the Silvertips (16-11-2-1), who see their losing skid hit five games.  Thomas Heemskerk made 21 saves through three periods and overtime, but was beaten once in the shootout for the loss.
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r REBELS 3, RAIDERS 2
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r Willie Coetzee scored once and added an assist to lead the visiting Red Deer Rebels to a 3-2 win over the Prince Albert Raiders on Friday.
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r Andrej Kudrna and Lane Scheidl also scored for the Rebels (16-14-0-1), who have won three of their last four games and now sit just one point out of the playoff picture in the Eastern Conference.  Darcy Kuemper made 37 saves in the victory.
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r Craig McCallum – with a goal and an assist – and Dustin Cameron scored for the Raiders (18-15-1-2), who fall to 2-3 over their last five outings.  Garrett Zemlak made 25 saves in the loss.

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