November 14, 2025 Prince Albert 5, Seattle 4 – OT (WHL)

Jonah Siverston Prince Albert Raiders 27-Aug-08 6-3 194 RW (2026 Eligible, Wiz #147, CS C)
Siverston is a bigger player and is willing to use his size; spent a lot of time in the game engaged on the boards in all zones. Is able to use his strength to advance the puck down the boards. Lost a couple of carries in open ice; had a shot on goal. Should draw interest as at least a possible bottom six energy forward with upside if his offensive game develops. Getting some time on second unit power play. Currently 19-6-4-10 for the year.

Riley Boychuk Prince Albert Raiders 31-Jan-08 5-9 161 RW (2026 Eligible, CS W)
Small speedy player who is always around the puck. Plays on the first power play unit, good passer, had an assist in the game. Willing to go into the corners and behind the net to contest for possession. Can find passing lanes in traffic. Was a high pick (#2 overall) for Prince Albert in the WHL 2023 draft. Currently 19-3-16-19 for the season and will need to keep scoring to get some draft consideration. 63-14-15-29 last year at PA.

Ty Meunier Prince Albert Raiders 16-Aug-08 5-8 162 LW (2026 Eligible, Wiz #224, CS –)
Meunier is another small speedy player who can carry the puck well and find offensive opportunities. 2 SOG for the night. Plays on the second power play unit. Currently 18-5-6-11 after 68-14-15-29 last year.

Daxon Rudolph Prince Albert Raiders 6-Mar-08 6-1 194 RD (2026 Eligible, Wiz #18, CS A)
Rudolph is a smooth and fast skater who is very good at carrying and controlling the puck and passing. Controls well in the offensive zone and has a very hard shot; beat the goalie clean on an open point shot on the power play. Took one penalty but also drew a high sticking 4 minute penalty. Plays the point on the first power play. Uses the stick well on defense and can bat pucks down and control. Is able to rove widely in all zones and then get back into position. Talent stands out and it is easy to see why he is rated in the middle of the first round for the 2026 draft. Was second star in the game and had a goal and 4 shots. Currently 19-6-9-15 after 64-7-34-41 last year.

Matej Pekar Seattle Thunderbirds 8-Sep-07 5-10 165 LHRW (Undrafted 2025)
2 SOG for the game with one wide open chance on the power play. 18-6-13-19 for the season with 24 PIM.

Cameron Kuzma Seattle Thunderbirds 17-Jul-08 6-3 198 LC (2026 Eligible, CS W)
Quiet game; 1 SOG. 18-3-5-8 with 29 PIM for the season.

Ashton Cumby (CHI, Rd. 6, 2025) 19-Jul-05 6-5 216 LD
Had 1 assist for the game, took a penalty, and had a nice block on the penalty kill. Physical in front of own net. Not clear if he can get past the AHL or even get signed to a contract, but he does execute the physical part of the game and shows good instincts and judgement. Posting points at a much higher rate than last year. 13-1-6-7 with 27 PIM so far in Seattle.

2027 Eligibles:

Brock England Seattle Thunderbirds 22-Aug-09 5-11 161 LC (2027 Eligible)
First star of the game with 1 G and 2 A. Was a high pick for Seattle and is showing good offensive ability. 14-8-9-17 so far this year.

Ben Harvey Prince Albert Raiders 6-Aug-09 5-11 184 RW (2027 Eligible)
Harvey is not huge but sturdy and has good agility and motor. Willing to go into corners and behind net to contest for possession; shows high energy and good stamina. Had an assist and 3 shots on the game, played some center and was 3 for 8 on faceoffs. Drafted #4 overall in the 2024 WHL draft. Currently 14-3-4-7 this year.

Brock Cripps Prince Albert Raiders 23-Jul-09 5-10 160 RD (2027 Eligible)
Smaller defenseman who is quick and has good speed. Contests in front of net on defense and does well. Drafted #2 overall in the 2024 WHL draft. 14-0-7-7 this year.

November 8, 2025 Seattle 7, Vancouver 3 (WHL)

Tyus Sparks Vancouver Giants 4-Jan-08 6-0 196 RC (2026 Eligible, Wiz #148, CS C)
Sparks seems to be a well-rounded player who is thick but not tall. He has good agility, speed and puck control and is always in the play. Shows good burst on the carry in and can create chances. Willing to drive the net and got a good chance on a rush. Had a steal in the offensive zone for a chance. Had two assists in the game. With high energy and good offensive skills, this player could be drafted as a prospective contributor in the bottom six for an NHL team. Currently rated round 5 or 6, but with improvement over the season could jump up some in the 2026 draft. 18-6-9-15 this year for Vancouver, 53-11-6-17 last year.

Ryan Lin Vancouver Giants 18-Apr-08 5-11 172 RD (2026 Eligible, Wiz #8, CS A)
Lin shows fast skating with a smooth stride and it is immediately apparent why he is highly rated for the 2026 NHL draft. Plays the penalty kill and runs the point on the power play and showed good stamina tonight playing long shifts on special teams. Had a good rubout in the defensive zone. Has more emphasis on passing right now as shown in his stats; 18-3-19-22 this year, 60-5-48-53 last year. Is a smaller player and will need to add some strength while keeping his speed and agility. Would expect more goal scoring as he develops. Rated top 10 in the 2026 draft right now.

Brett Olson Vancouver Giants 24-Feb-08 6-2 190 RC (2026 Eligible, Wiz #163, CS W)
Good sized forward who is active and has a nose for the net in the offensive zone. Had several opportunities in the offensive zone, otherwise had a quiet game. Has a later round grade right now. 19-3-6-9 this year after 64-4-11-15 last year.

Matej Pekar Seattle Thunderbirds 8-Sep-07 5-10 165 LHRW (Undrafted 2025)
Game’s 2nd star with one goal and two assists. Small player and needs open ice to operate. Not currently graded for the draft after being passed over last year. 16-6-12-18 so far this year.

Cameron Kuzma Seattle Thunderbirds 17-Jul-08 6-3 198 LC (2026 Eligible, CS W)
Kuzma had a quiet game tonight. Good size and active player. Got a W grade from Central Scouting.

Marek Sklenicka Seattle Thunderbirds 27-Aug-08 6-4 170 G (2026 Eligible, Wiz #178, CS C)
Sklenicka has some potential as a late round goalie pick. Shows good form and reactions and makes good saves. Came over from Czechia this year and won the top goalie spot in Seattle. Stats show some inconsistency with a 4.06 GAA and 0.886 save percentage so far. Seattle has gotten back its NHL drafted players so that may help.

Ashton Cumby (CHI, Rd. 6, 2025)
Cumby had a goal tonight from point on a low shot, and also had a nice carry out of the defensive zone late in the game. Had 2 assists last night, 11-1-5-6 so far this year.

2027 Eligibles:
Blake Chorney Vancouver Giants 13-May-09 6-0 197 LC
15-4-3-7 Vancouver this year. Did not play in the game but was a high pick for Vancouver in the 2024 WHL entry draft.

October 31, 2025 – Seattle 5, Saskatoon 1 (WHL)

Heavy physical game where Saskatoon may have been a little tired as they are far from home, finishing a long road trip through the west.

Cooper Williams Saskatoon Blades 18-Feb-08 6-1 159 LW (2026 Eligible, Wiz #48, CS B)
Williams is mid-sized player who is willing to go into the corners and play in front of the net on offense, but will need to add heft as he moves to higher leagues. Is agile, reasonably fast, and skilled with the puck and able to make some quick, short plays to get the puck to an open man. Smooth skater with good change of direction. Had one assist on the night. Early second day rating right now for the 2026 draft. Will play this year and next at Saskatoon before going to North Dakota in 2027. 16-5-7-12 so far for Saskatoon this year after 68-21-36-57 last year.

Brayden Klimpke Saskatoon Blades 8-Oct-07 5-11 165 LD (2026 Eligible, Wiz #148, CS C)
Klimpke has good focus on defense, and is willing to play the physical game. Is agile with good anticipation and is able to break up plays. Had a nice keep in with a deflection in the offensive zone, and a steal and carry in to create a chance. 17-2-10-12 so far this year so there is some offensive potential there. Well-rounded game and scoring will determine 2026 draft slot.

Zach Olsen Saskatoon Blades 16-Mar-08 6-1 198 RW (2026 Eligible, Wiz #147, CS C)
Olsen has good size and uses it to win board battles and advance the puck. Good in the neutral zone and is able to obtain and advance the puck. Will go to the front of the net and work in the corners on offense. 17-5-6-11 so far this year after 10-11-12-23 last year in Saskatoon. Heading for Colorado College next fall.

Matej Pekar Seattle Thunderbirds 8-Sep-07 5-10 165 LHRW (Undrafted 2025)
Pekar had 1 assist and 2 shots for the game. Had another nice pass for a shot where goalie made a nice save. Took a penalty. Very dangerous when he can find open ice. Was not rated by Central Scouting in the preliminary rankings. 14-4-10-14 for Seattle this year.

Cameron Kuzma Seattle Thunderbirds 17-Jul-08 6-3 198 LC (2026 Eligible, CS W)
Kuzma had a couple of nice series in the offensive zone where he kept the puck in, controlled, and got a shot. Did not score. Was rated W by CentralScouting. Has accepted a scholarship to Lake Superior State for 2027. 14-3-5-8 this year.

Ashton Cumby (CHI, Rd. 6, 2025) had 2 secondary assists in the game for his first points this year. 8-0-2-2 with 19 PIM so far in Seattle.

2027 Eligible:

Ben Bowtell Saskatoon Blades 15-Dec-08 5-8 150 LW
Bowtell was apparently not a WHL draft pick but was a good scorer in Kelowna juniors the last few years. Is a good, fast skater but very small. Has good agility and is able to carry the puck well. Still adjusting to the WHL and was rubbed out on the boards a few times. Not sure how he is viewed for 2027 or if he is going to college, but has some raw tools and may develop into a prospect.