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GAME PREVIEW: TRAPPERS (18-24-1-2) VS STEELERS (12-31-0-3)

Steelers Media

 

The Burnaby Steelers (12-31-0-3) are back at the Burnaby Winter Club on Sunday in Frontier Cup fashion as the Langley Trappers (18-24-1-2) visit the BWC for the third and final time this season.

 

LANGLEY TRAPPERS 

 

OVERVIEW 

 

GENERAL MANAGER/HEAD COACH: BRAD BAKKEN

 

RECORD: 18-24-1-2

 

AWAY RECORD: 7-13-1-1

 

LAST GAME: 8-2 loss in Richmond on Thursday

SHOTS: 40 RCH – 20 LAN

SAVES: BROSSARD 32/40

GOAL(S): BLAAK (1), PATKAU (24)

 

GOALS FOR/GOALS AGAINST: 148 GF/ 173 GA (-25)

 

POWER PLAY: 42/236 (18.2%)

POWER PLAY (AWAY): 23/121 (19%)

 

PENALTY KILL: 40/213 (81.2%)

PENALTY KILL (AWAY): 14/94 (85.1%)

 

LEADING SCORERS: Dalton Toma (45GP – 20G – 32A – 52PTS), Bryson Patkau (45GP – 24G – 21A – 45PTS), Jace Grabinsky (45GP – 8G – 28A – 36PTS)

 

ROOKIE RUSH

 

Trappers forward Ethan Caruso has six points in his last three games including a five point performance in Chilliwack on February 7th where he also recorded his first career PJHL hat trick

 

TRAPPERS NOTES

  • Langley has the second most shorthanded goals in the PJHL with 10.
  • Langley has the most shootout wins in the PJHL with four.

 

BURNABY STEELERS

 

OVERVIEW

 

GENERAL MANAGER: Aldo Bruno

 

HEAD COACH: Enio Sacilotto

 

RECORD: 12-31-0-3

 

HOME RECORD: 8-13-0-2

 

LAST GAME: 6-3 loss at Ridge Meadows on Friday

SHOTS: 45 RM – 29 BBY

SAVES: READ 39/45

GOAL(S): RIUMIN (13), MANTLE (2), SANDHU (9)

 

GOALS FOR/GOALS AGAINST: 130 GF/ 219 GA (-89)

 

POWER PLAY: 33/222 (14.9%)

POWER PLAY (HOME): 19/104 (18.2%)

 

PENALTY KILL: 62/195 (68.2%)

PENALTY KILL (HOME): 35/102 (65.7%)

 

LEADING SCORERS: Trevor Chin (43GP – 22G – 14A – 36PTS), Landen Mailhot (41GP – 4G – 24A – 28PTS), Ritchie Riumin (43GP – 13G – 14A – 27PTS)

 

RITCHIE RICH

Steelers forward Ritchie Riumin has at least a point in his last four games, tallying 8 points in the stretch. The Coquitlam-native had points on all three Burnaby goals against the Flames on Friday and also has scored a goal in every game in this stretch.

 

STEELERS NOTES

  • Burnaby has the fewest penalty minutes in the PJHL at 564 PIM.

 

GAME NOTES

  • This is the fifth matchup of the season between Langley and Burnaby.
  • Burnaby leads the season series 3-2
  • These two teams will meet next on February 18th in Langley.