WHL Roundup: Brown’s four-point night paces Pats to 6-3 win over Hurricanes
REGINA — Caden Brown scored twice and had two assists for the Regina Pats in a 6-3 doubling of the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes in the Western Hockey League on Wednesday.
Julien Maze contributed a goal and two assists and Keets Fawcett, Matt Paranych and Jace England were the other goal scorers for Regina (3-6-1-0). Pats goalie Marek Schlenker stopped 16 shots for the win.
Luke Cozen had two goals and Tyden Lafournaise scored for Lethbridge (3-9-0-1) with goalie Koen Cleaver stopping 28 shots in the loss.
In other WHL games Wednesday it was: Red Deer 4, Swift Current Broncos 3 (OT); Medicine Hat 6, Prince George 3; Kelowna 2, Victoria 1 (SO).
REBELS 4 BRONCOS 3
SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. — Mathew Gard scored the OT winner at 1:03 for Red Deer (3-8-0-1). Jaxon Fuder, Ty Coupland and Owen Shadrick each contributed a goal to the win and goalie Chase Wutzke stopped 30 shots in the victory.
Anthony Wilson scored a pair of goals for the Swift Current (6-3-1-0) and Peyton Kettles scored once. Aiden Eskit made 21 saves in the Broncos’ net.
TIGERS 6 COUGARS 3
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Goaltender Jordan Switzer backstopped Medicine Hat (7-4-0-0) to victory with 31 saves. Kyle Heger had a goal and an assist. Yaroslav Bryzgalov, Liam Ruck, Carter Cunningham, Kade Stengrim and Noah Davidson were the Tigers’ other goal scorers.
Alexander Levshyn stopped 21 shots for Prince George. Jett Lajoie, Terik Parascak and Kooper Gizowski scored.
ROCKETS 2, ROYALS 1 (SO)
VICTORIA — Daniel Pekar produced the shootout winner and goalie Josh Banini made 33 saves over regulation time and overtime for Kelowna (3-5-0-1).
Kayden Longley scored in regulation and Carson Wetsch and Kalder Varga had shootout goals.
Goalie Ethan Eskit stopped 32 shots over regulation and OT for Victoria (6-2-2-0). Roan Woodward scored the Royals’ lone goal in regulation.
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 22, 2025.
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