[22] Friday, May 12, 2017
SERIES GLANCE WHL championship Best-of-seven games Regina vs. Seattle Game 1 – Seattle 2, at Regina 1, OT Game 2 – At Regina 4, Seattle 3, OT Game 3 – Regina 3, at Seattle 2 Game 4 – Regina at Seattle, Wednesday, May 10, 7:05 p.m. Game 5 – Regina at Seattle, Friday, May 12, 7:35 p.m. Game 6 – Seattle at Regina, Sunday, May 14, 5 p.m.* Game 7 – Seattle at Regina, Monday, May 15, 6 p.m.* *if necessary This TV (Channel 13.2 and on Comcast Cable Channel 357) is broadcasting the games. Tickets Single-game playoff tickets are on sale at the ShoWare Center box office and at seattlethunderbirds.com.
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[ T-BIRDS from page 21 ] Regina was called for a penalty with 1 minute, 37 seconds left in the game and the T-Birds pulled Stankowski for a six-on-four advantage. The T-Birds had several chances but could not get the puck past goalie Tyler Brown. Brown finished the game with 36 saves and his playoff record improved to 14-6. Regina took a 1-0 lead on a power-play goal by Connor Hobbs at 6:04 of the first period. Josh Mahura and Sam Steel had the assists. The T-Birds tied the game 1-1 at 7:18 of the first on power-play goal from Alexander True. Mathew Barzal controlled the puck in the right corner. Barzal made a saucer pass to True in front of Brown, beating him on the stick side for his 10th goal of the playoffs.
[ KENTWOOD from page 21 ] with 21-05.50 and the triple jump at 41-09. Girls Nicole Soleim won the 1,600 in 5:21.56 and the 3,200 in 11:51.62. Ayanna Hollis won the 100 hurdles in 16.40 and the 300 in 46.92. Nicole Ajayi won the high jump at 5-2.
Stankowski finished with 25 saves. His playoff record is 13-4.
The Pats took a 2-1 lead at 12:27 of the first on a power-play goal from Chase Harrison. Nick Henry had the assist. Seattle came right back and tied the game 2-2 at 14:48 on a goal from Sami Moilanen. True’s forecheck on the right boards in the Regina zone forced a turnover. True centered the puck to Tyler Adams in the high slot. Adams moved the puck to Moilanen cutting through the top of the crease. Moilanen deked Brown and slid the puck under the goalie. Seattle outshot Regina 11-8 in the first period. Regina went in front 3-2 at 4:49 of the second period on a goal from Robbie Holmes. Bryan Lockner and Wyatt Sloboshan had the assists. The Pats outshot the T-Birds 9-8 in the second period and the T-Birds led 19-17 in shots after two periods.
KENTRIDGE Boys Solomon Hines won 100 meters in 11.14 and the 200 in 22.15. Tyler Cronk won the high jump at 6-6. Girls Lauryn Ford won the 100 meters 12.47 and 200 in 25.79. Kiarra Scott won the triple jump reaching 36-10.
SCORING SUMMARY First period - 1, Regina, Hobbs 6 (Mahura, Steel), 3:57 (pp). 2, Seattle, True 10 (Barzal, Bear), 7:18 (pp). 3, Regina, Harrison 1 (Henry), 12:27 (pp). 4, Seattle, Moilanen 5 (Adams, True), 14:48. Penalties - Barzal, Sea (hooking), 1:57. Hobbs, Reg (tripping), 6:04. Wedman, Sea (slashing), 18:25. Buziak, Reg (roughing), 18:25. Sloboshan, Reg (tripping), 9:02. Strand, Sea (slashing), 11:00. Second period - 5, Regina, Holmes 3 (Lockner, Sloboshan), 4:49. Penalties - Kolesar, Sea (hooking), 1:59. Ahl, Reg (goaltender interference), 12:04. Third period - No scoring. Penalties - Wagner, Reg (cross checking), 18:23. Sloboshan, Reg (hooking), 19:24. Barzal, Sea (embellishment), 19:24. Shots on goal - Seattle 11-8-19 38, Regina 8-9-11 28. Goalies Seattle, Stankowski 28 shots-25 saves (13-4); Regina, Brown 38-36 (13-7). Power plays - Seattle 1-4; Regina 2-4. A - 6,178. Referees - Jeff Ingram, Reid Anderson. Linesmen - Nick Bilko, Mike Roberts.
KENT-MERIDIAN Olivia Baerny won the 800 meters in 2:28.06. Akoly Vongdala won the pole vault clearing 9-3. KENTLAKE For the Falcons Jordan Taylor won the javelin at 144-4. Jordan Fong won the shot put for the girls reaching 41-9, the discus at 128-6 and the javelin at 118-6.
L ETE H T A OF THE WEEK
School break Two students helped break ground on May 5 for a new Covington Elementary School to be built near 156th Avenue Southeast and Southeast 256th Street, just east of Kent. The school will replace the old Covington Elementary at 17070 SE Wax Road. Voters in the Kent School District last November approved a $252 million bond measure which includes the construction of the Covington school as well as a new elementary school in the Kent Valley. DENNIS BOX, Covington Reporter
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Kentwood High School senior Nicole Soleim excelled in the Kent All City track meet Friday at French Field. Nicole took first place in two events, the 1,600 and 3,200 meters. In the 3,200 she completed the race in 11 minutes, 51.62 seconds and in the 1,600 she finished in 5:21.56. After winning two distance races at the Kent All City Track Meet, Nicole Soleim was named the Kent Reporter Athlete of the Week.
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