GAME PREVIEW: TSUNAMI (9-13-2-0) VS STEELERS (7-11-0-1)

Steelers Media

It’s Sunday night hockey in Steeltown as the Coastal Tsunami (9-13-2-0) head to the Burnaby Winter Club for the second time this season to face the Burnaby Steelers (7-11-0-1)

COASTAL TSUNAMI

OVERVIEW

HEAD COACH/GENERAL MANAGER: Brad Wingfield

RECORD: 9-13-2-0

AWAY RECORD: 5-7-1-0

LAST GAME: 4-1 win vs Port Coquitlam on Friday

SHOTS: 49 POCO – 36 CT

SAVES: BURROWS 48/49

GOALS: LEKAKIS (4), LAW (6), LEKAKIS (5), HEUSER (6),

GOALS FOR/GOALS AGANIST: 75 GF/103 GA (-28)

POWER PLAY: 19/120 (15.8%)

POWER PLAY (AWAY): 9/53 (17%)

PENALTY KILL: 26/145 (82.1%)

PENALTY KILL (AWAY): 12/71 (83.1%)

LEADING SCORERS: Luke Curtiin (19GP- 15G – 12A – 27PTS), Reegan Kominko (22GP – 9G – 14A – 23PTS), Spencer Huth (24GP – 3G – 18 – 21PTS)

TSUNAMI NOTES

Coastal have the most penalty minutes in the PJHL at 605 PIM
Coastal has had the most power play opportunities in the PJHL with 120 PPOP
Coastal has been shorthanded the most in the PJHL, having being on the penalty kill 145 times.

SHUTTING IT DOWN

Tsunami goaltender Brayden Burrows stopped 48 of 49 shots in Coastal’s 4-1 win over Port Coquitlam on Friday. The Coquitlam native set a new season high in saves and his save percentage of .926 has him third best across the PJHL.

BURNABY STEELERS

OVERVIEW

GENERAL MANAGER: Aldo Bruno

HEAD COACH: Enio Sacilotto

RECORD: 7-11-0-1

HOME RECORD: 5-5-0-1

LAST GAME: 7-3 loss vs Chilliwack on Saturday

SHOTS: 44 CHW – 23 BBY

SAVES: VALLEE 37/44

GOAL(S): MAILHOT (4), SANDHU (3), MCAULEY (10)

GOALS FOR/GOALS AGAINST: 63 GF/ 88 GA (-25)

POWER PLAY: 14/102 (13.7%)

POWER PLAY (HOME): 11/51 (21.6%)

PENALTY KILL: 27/74 (63.5%)

PENALTY KILL (HOME): 18/44 (59.1%)

LEADING SCORERS: Trevor Chin (18GP – 14G – 6A – 20PTS), Ritchie Riumin (18GP – 3G – 10A- 13PTS), Ryan McAuley (11GP – 10G – 2A – 12PTS)

HOT STICK

Steelers forward Trevor Chin scored four goals and an assist in last Sunday’s 9-5 in over the Port Coquitlam Trailblazers. Chin’s 14 goals leads the Steelers as do his 20 points. The Vancouver native is currently third in PJHL rookie scoring.

STEELERS NOTES