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  1. #WHL
    Silvertips - 180
    Raiders - Silver Tips OV 5.5 - 165
    Lines @[email protected]

  2. #WHL
    Silvertips - 180
    Raiders - Silver Tips OV 5.5 - 165
    Lines @[email protected]

  3. Braeden Cootes gives the Raiders the lead! #WHL

  4. Braeden Cootes gives the Raiders the lead! #WHL

  5. Braeden Cootes gives the Raiders the lead! #WHL

  6. WHAT A PASS FROM BRAEDEN COOTES!

    The Canucks first round pick finds Jonah Sivertson alone in front and Prince Albert ties the game! #WHL

  7. WHAT A PASS FROM BRAEDEN COOTES!

    The Canucks first round pick finds Jonah Sivertson alone in front and Prince Albert ties the game! #WHL

  8. WHAT A PASS FROM BRAEDEN COOTES!

    The Canucks first round pick finds Jonah Sivertson alone in front and Prince Albert ties the game! #WHL

  9. Red Wings first round pick Carter Bear tucks the opener for Everett in the #WHL Championship Series!

  10. Red Wings first round pick Carter Bear tucks the opener for Everett in the #WHL Championship Series!

  11. Red Wings first round pick Carter Bear tucks the opener for Everett in the #WHL Championship Series!

  12. Did you know that Canada has a second major hockey league?

    And that this league actually has more teams than the #NHL?

    Of course, I’m talking about the Canadian Hockey League. If you don’t often hear about it, it’s because it’s actually an umbrella league for three other leagues: the #WHL, #OHL, and #QMJHL.

    Think of the #CHL kind of like the MLB. In the MLB, there’s the National League and the American League. Just as the NL and AL champs play each other in the World Series, the CHL has a similar thing going on.

    Each year, the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL all go through their respective playoffs. Once each league has its champion, the compete—with the host city’s team—in an event known as the Memorial Cup.

    The majority of the 61 teams in the CHL are Canadian. But there are also 9 American teams that compete in it: 6 in the WHL, and 3 in the OHL.

    The CHL is a major junior hockey league. To compete in it, a player has to be between the ages of 16-20.

    While the CHL is usually deemed an amateur league, many people disagree—and this has proven to be a contentious issue.

    Specifically, the NCAA used to label the CHL has a professional league. Which is why they disallowed CHL players from NCAA eligibility. This policy changed when American courts pointed out NCAA’s own issues.

    Nevertheless, many believe CHL is a pro league since players earn a salary.

    The CHL is a major source for NHL talent. Wayne Gretzky, Sidney Crosby, and Conor Bedard all played in the CHL.

    In fact, the CHL is so dominant in the world of junior hockey that most American and European NHL superstars once played in there too. This includes Patrick Kane, Matthew Tkachuk, and Leon Draisaitl.

    It is so successful that the USA’s own major junior hockey league is begging—hoping and praying—to join the CHL. The USHL is lobbying hard to be the 4th CHL league because it means they’ll be able to compete in the Memorial Cup.

    And this is because, try as they might, they just can’t compete with the CHL, and this is reflected each year in NHL draft picks.

    Huge crowds attend CHL games. Even in cities with small populations, only with 30,000 people, you get thousands of people showing up—packing arenas.

    The Memorial Cup itself is a huge event, gets broadcast nationally on TSN. It sells out arenas. At the upcoming 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, ticket packages start at C$767 for the round robin event.

    People travel from across Canada and the USA to attend the Memorial Cup. It contributes up to $40M to a host city. Which is a huge windfall for small towns.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Hockey_League

  13. Did you know that Canada has a second major hockey league?

    And that this league actually has more teams than the #NHL?

    Of course, I’m talking about the Canadian Hockey League. If you don’t often hear about it, it’s because it’s actually an umbrella league for three other leagues: the #WHL, #OHL, and #QMJHL.

    Think of the #CHL kind of like the MLB. In the MLB, there’s the National League and the American League. Just as the NL and AL champs play each other in the World Series, the CHL has a similar thing going on.

    Each year, the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL all go through their respective playoffs. Once each league has its champion, the compete—with the host city’s team—in an event known as the Memorial Cup.

    The majority of the 61 teams in the CHL are Canadian. But there are also 9 American teams that compete in it: 6 in the WHL, and 3 in the OHL.

    The CHL is a major junior hockey league. To compete in it, a player has to be between the ages of 16-20.

    While the CHL is usually deemed an amateur league, many people disagree—and this has proven to be a contentious issue.

    Specifically, the NCAA used to label the CHL has a professional league. Which is why they disallowed CHL players from NCAA eligibility. This policy changed when American courts pointed out NCAA’s own issues.

    Nevertheless, many believe CHL is a pro league since players earn a salary.

    The CHL is a major source for NHL talent. Wayne Gretzky, Sidney Crosby, and Conor Bedard all played in the CHL.

    In fact, the CHL is so dominant in the world of junior hockey that most American and European NHL superstars once played in there too. This includes Patrick Kane, Matthew Tkachuk, and Leon Draisaitl.

    It is so successful that the USA’s own major junior hockey league is begging—hoping and praying—to join the CHL. The USHL is lobbying hard to be the 4th CHL league because it means they’ll be able to compete in the Memorial Cup.

    And this is because, try as they might, they just can’t compete with the CHL, and this is reflected each year in NHL draft picks.

    Huge crowds attend CHL games. Even in cities with small populations, only with 30,000 people, you get thousands of people showing up—packing arenas.

    The Memorial Cup itself is a huge event, gets broadcast nationally on TSN. It sells out arenas. At the upcoming 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, ticket packages start at C$767 for the round robin event.

    People travel from across Canada and the USA to attend the Memorial Cup. It contributes up to $40M to a host city. Which is a huge windfall for small towns.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Hockey_League

  14. Did you know that Canada has a second major hockey league?

    And that this league actually has more teams than the #NHL?

    Of course, I’m talking about the Canadian Hockey League. If you don’t often hear about it, it’s because it’s actually an umbrella league for three other leagues: the #WHL, #OHL, and #QMJHL.

    Think of the #CHL kind of like the MLB. In the MLB, there’s the National League and the American League. Just as the NL and AL champs play each other in the World Series, the CHL has a similar thing going on.

    Each year, the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL all go through their respective playoffs. Once each league has its champion, the compete—with the host city’s team—in an event known as the Memorial Cup.

    The majority of the 61 teams in the CHL are Canadian. But there are also 9 American teams that compete in it: 6 in the WHL, and 3 in the OHL.

    The CHL is a major junior hockey league. To compete in it, a player has to be between the ages of 16-20.

    While the CHL is usually deemed an amateur league, many people disagree—and this has proven to be a contentious issue.

    Specifically, the NCAA used to label the CHL has a professional league. Which is why they disallowed CHL players from NCAA eligibility. This policy changed when American courts pointed out NCAA’s own issues.

    Nevertheless, many believe CHL is a pro league since players earn a salary.

    The CHL is a major source for NHL talent. Wayne Gretzky, Sidney Crosby, and Conor Bedard all played in the CHL.

    In fact, the CHL is so dominant in the world of junior hockey that most American and European NHL superstars once played in there too. This includes Patrick Kane, Matthew Tkachuk, and Leon Draisaitl.

    It is so successful that the USA’s own major junior hockey league is begging—hoping and praying—to join the CHL. The USHL is lobbying hard to be the 4th CHL league because it means they’ll be able to compete in the Memorial Cup.

    And this is because, try as they might, they just can’t compete with the CHL, and this is reflected each year in NHL draft picks.

    Huge crowds attend CHL games. Even in cities with small populations, only with 30,000 people, you get thousands of people showing up—packing arenas.

    The Memorial Cup itself is a huge event, gets broadcast nationally on TSN. It sells out arenas. At the upcoming 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, ticket packages start at C$767 for the round robin event.

    People travel from across Canada and the USA to attend the Memorial Cup. It contributes up to $40M to a host city. Which is a huge windfall for small towns.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Hockey_League

  15. Did you know that Canada has a second major hockey league?

    And that this league actually has more teams than the #NHL?

    Of course, I’m talking about the Canadian Hockey League. If you don’t often hear about it, it’s because it’s actually an umbrella league for three other leagues: the #WHL, #OHL, and #QMJHL.

    Think of the #CHL kind of like the MLB. In the MLB, there’s the National League and the American League. Just as the NL and AL champs play each other in the World Series, the CHL has a similar thing going on.

    Each year, the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL all go through their respective playoffs. Once each league has its champion, the compete—with the host city’s team—in an event known as the Memorial Cup.

    The majority of the 61 teams in the CHL are Canadian. But there are also 9 American teams that compete in it: 6 in the WHL, and 3 in the OHL.

    The CHL is a major junior hockey league. To compete in it, a player has to be between the ages of 16-20.

    While the CHL is usually deemed an amateur league, many people disagree—and this has proven to be a contentious issue.

    Specifically, the NCAA used to label the CHL has a professional league. Which is why they disallowed CHL players from NCAA eligibility. This policy changed when American courts pointed out NCAA’s own issues.

    Nevertheless, many believe CHL is a pro league since players earn a salary.

    The CHL is a major source for NHL talent. Wayne Gretzky, Sidney Crosby, and Conor Bedard all played in the CHL.

    In fact, the CHL is so dominant in the world of junior hockey that most American and European NHL superstars once played in there too. This includes Patrick Kane, Matthew Tkachuk, and Leon Draisaitl.

    It is so successful that the USA’s own major junior hockey league is begging—hoping and praying—to join the CHL. The USHL is lobbying hard to be the 4th CHL league because it means they’ll be able to compete in the Memorial Cup.

    And this is because, try as they might, they just can’t compete with the CHL, and this is reflected each year in NHL draft picks.

    Huge crowds attend CHL games. Even in cities with small populations, only with 30,000 people, you get thousands of people showing up—packing arenas.

    The Memorial Cup itself is a huge event, gets broadcast nationally on TSN. It sells out arenas. At the upcoming 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, ticket packages start at C$767 for the round robin event.

    People travel from across Canada and the USA to attend the Memorial Cup. It contributes up to $40M to a host city. Which is a huge windfall for small towns.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Hockey_League

  16. Did you know that Canada has a second major hockey league?

    And that this league actually has more teams than the #NHL?

    Of course, I’m talking about the Canadian Hockey League. If you don’t often hear about it, it’s because it’s actually an umbrella league for three other leagues: the #WHL, #OHL, and #QMJHL.

    Think of the #CHL kind of like the MLB. In the MLB, there’s the National League and the American League. Just as the NL and AL champs play each other in the World Series, the CHL has a similar thing going on.

    Each year, the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL all go through their respective playoffs. Once each league has its champion, the compete—with the host city’s team—in an event known as the Memorial Cup.

    The majority of the 61 teams in the CHL are Canadian. But there are also 9 American teams that compete in it: 6 in the WHL, and 3 in the OHL.

    The CHL is a major junior hockey league. To compete in it, a player has to be between the ages of 16-20.

    While the CHL is usually deemed an amateur league, many people disagree—and this has proven to be a contentious issue.

    Specifically, the NCAA used to label the CHL has a professional league. Which is why they disallowed CHL players from NCAA eligibility. This policy changed when American courts pointed out NCAA’s own issues.

    Nevertheless, many believe CHL is a pro league since players earn a salary.

    The CHL is a major source for NHL talent. Wayne Gretzky, Sidney Crosby, and Conor Bedard all played in the CHL.

    In fact, the CHL is so dominant in the world of junior hockey that most American and European NHL superstars once played in there too. This includes Patrick Kane, Matthew Tkachuk, and Leon Draisaitl.

    It is so successful that the USA’s own major junior hockey league is begging—hoping and praying—to join the CHL. The USHL is lobbying hard to be the 4th CHL league because it means they’ll be able to compete in the Memorial Cup.

    And this is because, try as they might, they just can’t compete with the CHL, and this is reflected each year in NHL draft picks.

    Huge crowds attend CHL games. Even in cities with small populations, only with 30,000 people, you get thousands of people showing up—packing arenas.

    The Memorial Cup itself is a huge event, gets broadcast nationally on TSN. It sells out arenas. At the upcoming 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, ticket packages start at C$767 for the round robin event.

    People travel from across Canada and the USA to attend the Memorial Cup. It contributes up to $40M to a host city. Which is a huge windfall for small towns.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Hockey_League

  17. Saskatoon Blades complete thrilling comeback to beat Edmonton Oil Kings, take WHL playoff series lead

    In an exciting back-and-forth game, the Saskatoon Blades bounced back to win game three in their playoff series…
    #NewsBeep #News #Edmonton #CA #Canada #edmonton #WHL|SaskatoonBlades|EdmontonOilKings
    newsbeep.com/ca/575099/

  18. Saskatoon Blades return from Edmonton to take on Oil Kings in Game 3 – Saskatoon

    The first-in-a-generation post-season series between the Edmonton Oilers and the Saskatoon Blades is returning to SaskTel Centre following…
    #NewsBeep #News #Edmonton #CA #Canada #edmonton #edmontonoilkings #Saskatoon #SaskatoonBlades #Sports #whl
    newsbeep.com/ca/572100/

  19. Playoff SJ is Anxious SJ but luckily the first Silvertips game of this WHL playoffs was an 8 - 1 thumping of Portland. I still didn't stop feeling nervous until they had a 6 goal lead. This is gonna be a long playoffs (I hope).
    :everett_silvertips:

    #HNOM #WHL #hockey

  20. Playoff SJ is Anxious SJ but luckily the first Silvertips game of this WHL playoffs was an 8 - 1 thumping of Portland. I still didn't stop feeling nervous until they had a 6 goal lead. This is gonna be a long playoffs (I hope).
    :everett_silvertips:

    #HNOM #WHL #hockey

  21. Playoff SJ is Anxious SJ but luckily the first Silvertips game of this WHL playoffs was an 8 - 1 thumping of Portland. I still didn't stop feeling nervous until they had a 6 goal lead. This is gonna be a long playoffs (I hope).
    :everett_silvertips:

    #HNOM #WHL #hockey

  22. Playoff SJ is Anxious SJ but luckily the first Silvertips game of this WHL playoffs was an 8 - 1 thumping of Portland. I still didn't stop feeling nervous until they had a 6 goal lead. This is gonna be a long playoffs (I hope).
    :everett_silvertips:

    #HNOM #WHL #hockey

  23. The Everett Silvertips have the best record in the #WHL and their reward is to play the first round of the playoffs against the Portland Winterhawks, the team that eliminated them from playoff contention last year. This is going to be so painful. Yes, I have already bought my tickets.

    #hockey #LargeAngryHockeyChildren

  24. The Everett Silvertips have the best record in the #WHL and their reward is to play the first round of the playoffs against the Portland Winterhawks, the team that eliminated them from playoff contention last year. This is going to be so painful. Yes, I have already bought my tickets.

    #hockey #LargeAngryHockeyChildren

  25. The Everett Silvertips have the best record in the #WHL and their reward is to play the first round of the playoffs against the Portland Winterhawks, the team that eliminated them from playoff contention last year. This is going to be so painful. Yes, I have already bought my tickets.

    #hockey #LargeAngryHockeyChildren

  26. The Everett Silvertips have the best record in the #WHL and their reward is to play the first round of the playoffs against the Portland Winterhawks, the team that eliminated them from playoff contention last year. This is going to be so painful. Yes, I have already bought my tickets.

    #hockey #LargeAngryHockeyChildren

  27. WHL Goalie Confrontation: McCallum and Ravensbergen Exchange Punches

    Two goalies, Ethan McCallum and Joshua Ravensbergen, fought during a WHL game. Ravensbergen is an NHL draft pick. The Penticton Vees won the game.

    #WHL, #GoalieFight, #Hockey, #PentictonVees, #PrinceGeorgeCougars

    newsletter.tf/goalie-fight-whl

  28. WHL Goalie Confrontation: McCallum and Ravensbergen Exchange Punches

    Two goalies, Ethan McCallum and Joshua Ravensbergen, fought during a WHL game. Ravensbergen is an NHL draft pick. The Penticton Vees won the game.

    #WHL, #GoalieFight, #Hockey, #PentictonVees, #PrinceGeorgeCougars

    newsletter.tf/goalie-fight-whl

  29. In a recent Western Hockey League game, goalies Ethan McCallum and Joshua Ravensbergen dropped their gloves and fought. Ravensbergen is a top NHL draft pick. The Penticton Vees won the game 3-0.

    #WHL, #GoalieFight, #Hockey, #PentictonVees, #PrinceGeorgeCougars

    newsletter.tf/goalie-fight-whl

  30. In a recent Western Hockey League game, goalies Ethan McCallum and Joshua Ravensbergen dropped their gloves and fought. Ravensbergen is a top NHL draft pick. The Penticton Vees won the game 3-0.

    #WHL, #GoalieFight, #Hockey, #PentictonVees, #PrinceGeorgeCougars

    newsletter.tf/goalie-fight-whl

  31. Cougars Fall to Vees in Close Match; Ravensbergen and McCallum Exchange Blows

    Prince George Cougars lose 3-2 to Penticton Vees. Goaltenders Joshua Ravensbergen and Ethan McCallum fight. Cougars on 5-game losing streak.

    #WHL, #Hockey, #PrinceGeorgeCougars, #PentictonVees, #GoaltenderFight

    newsletter.tf/cougars-lose-vee

  32. Cougars Fall to Vees in Close Match; Ravensbergen and McCallum Exchange Blows

    Prince George Cougars lose 3-2 to Penticton Vees. Goaltenders Joshua Ravensbergen and Ethan McCallum fight. Cougars on 5-game losing streak.

    #WHL, #Hockey, #PrinceGeorgeCougars, #PentictonVees, #GoaltenderFight

    newsletter.tf/cougars-lose-vee

  33. The Prince George Cougars lost a close game to the Penticton Vees, 3-2. The Vees scored the winning goal late in the game. The two teams' goalies, Joshua Ravensbergen and Ethan McCallum, also had a fight during the game.

    #WHL, #Hockey, #PrinceGeorgeCougars, #PentictonVees, #GoaltenderFight

    newsletter.tf/cougars-lose-vee

  34. The Prince George Cougars lost a close game to the Penticton Vees, 3-2. The Vees scored the winning goal late in the game. The two teams' goalies, Joshua Ravensbergen and Ethan McCallum, also had a fight during the game.

    #WHL, #Hockey, #PrinceGeorgeCougars, #PentictonVees, #GoaltenderFight

    newsletter.tf/cougars-lose-vee

  35. im going to SUIT UP AGAIN to show what i do . no joke . i will put pads on and let local #WHL Team shoot 100 shots from blue line . they can TEE IT UP . i will stop 90 to 95 of shots

  36. im going to SUIT UP AGAIN to show what i do . no joke . i will put pads on and let local #WHL Team shoot 100 shots from blue line . they can TEE IT UP . i will stop 90 to 95 of shots