CALGARY — Landon Amrhein scored the winning goal in a shootout as the Calgary Hitmen defeated the Red Deer Rebels 4-3 on Wednesday in Western Hockey League action.
Luke Trevors, Ben McBeath and Wyatt Pisarchik scored in regulation for Calgary (8-3-1), which led 3-1 at the 11:07 mark of the third period.
Aiden Hesse made 19 saves in the win.
Samuel Drancak, Jackson Fouder and Keith McInnis responded for Red Deer, scoring with 35 seconds left in regulation to tie the game (4-9-0-2).
Matthew Kondro stopped 32 shots.
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WHEAT KINGS 3 PATS 2 (SO)
REGINA — Jordan Gavin scored the winning goal in the shootout as the Brandon Wheat Kings beat the Regina Pats 3-2.
Caleb Hadland and Nicholas Johnson scored in regulation for Brandon (5-6-1).
Ellis Miillette and Koen Klassen answered for Regina, scoring the decisive goal at 1:26 of the third period (4-7-1-1).
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SHIFS 2 BLADES 1 (FROM)
SPOKANE, Wash. — Owen Martin scored the game-winning goal 43 seconds into overtime as the Spokane Chiefs beat the Saskatoon Blades 2-1.
Elias Poole scored the game-winning goal at 5:58 of the third period for Spokane (8-6-0).
Dominic Petr opened the scoring 28 seconds into the third with a power-play goal for Saskatoon (10-5-1).
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OIL KINGS 8 HURRICANE 6
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Dylan Dean scored two goals to help the Edmonton Oil Kings beat the Lethbridge Hurricanes 8-6 in a high-scoring contest.
Edmonton (10-4-1-1) led 5-3 after the first period and 7-3 after two before Lethbridge (3-12-0-1) battled back but ultimately lost.
Luke Cozens led the Hurricanes with two goals and two assists.
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SILVER TYPES 6 BLAZERS 3
KAMLOOPS, British Columbia – Shea Bush had two goals and an assist to lead the Everett Silvertips to a 6-3 victory over the Kamloops Blazers.
Cameron Dillard, Clark Schaefer, Zachary Schantz and Jaxin Vaughn also scored for Everett (12-1-1), which outscored the Blazers 3-1 in the third period.
Jordan Keller, Logan Lunty and Nathan Boehm responded for Kamloops (6-7-1-1).
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 29, 2025.
