Sunday's wrap . . .

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. The WHL should be embarrassed by the lack of attention it pays to its exhibition games. It obviously has no idea just how hungry its fans are for information, or maybe it just doesn‘t care. It’s Sunday night and there isn’t a word on the WHL website regarding the outcome of weekend games. But, gee, wasn’t it nice of the WHL to supply a phone number we can call to get scores! . . . Apologies for there being some missing pertinent statistical information but there aren’t enough hours in the day to track down everything. . . .

SUNDAY’S GAMES
AT EDMONTON
Swift Current 6, Kelowna 1 -- The Broncos got goals from six different players -- Paul Postma, R.J. LaRochelle, Christian Magnus, Geordie Wudrick, Brady Leavold, and Grant Toulmin. Tyson Barrie scored for Kelowna. . . Kelowna F Dylan Hood was hit from behind by Broncos D R.J. Larochelle late in the game. Hood got carried off on a stretcher but apparently was up and walking around after the game.

Regina 2, Prince George 1 -- Veterans Troy Ofukany and Jordan Eberle scored for Regina, with Cody Gross drawing assists on both goals. Jeff Bosch and Damien Ketlo combined to stop 23 shots in Regina’s net. . . . Regina D Spencer Fraipoint suffered a broken hand during the game and could be out up to six weeks.

Kamloops 5, Edmonton 1 -- Edmonton native Jordan Rowley, with two, C.J. Stretch, Tyler Shattock and Shayne Wiebe scored for the Blazers in front of 2,152 fans. Craig McCallum had Edmonton’s goal. Goaltender James Priestner, another Edmonton native, stopped nine shots in 29 minutes for the Blazers.

AT EVERETT
Vancouver 4, Tri-City 4 -- Nolan Toigo had two goals, one of them shorthanded, and set up another for the Giants who went into the game having won 16 straight exhibition games. Jonathan Blum and Chris Cloud also scored for Vancouver. Johnny Lazo, Colan Jackson, Jason Gardiner and Blair MacCauley, who tied the game at 4-4 late in the second period, counted for the Americans, who were outshot, 32-24. Vancouver was 2-for-11 on the PP; the Americans were 0-for-8. The game was late starting so ended in a draw, with no time for overtime or a shootout.

Spokane 3, Seattle 1 -- Two goals from Drayson Bowman sparked the Chiefs, who ran their preseason record to 3-0. Burke Gallimore also scored for Spokane, which outscored its opponents 13-4 in Everett. Greg Scott had Seattle’s goal. Two 17-year-olds -- Darcy Kuemper and James Reid -- shared Spokane’s goaltender. Kuemper stopped five of six shots; Reid stopped six shots. Riku Helenius started for Seattle and stopped eight of nine shots. Calvin Pickard relieved him and made 17 saves on 19 shots. Spokane was 1-for-7 on the power play; Seattle was 0-for-5.

Chilliwack 3, Everett 1 -- The Bruins, playing without their top two forwards (Oscar Moller and Mark Santorelli), got goals from Michael Proudley, Brayden Metz and Jadon Potter. Brennan Sonne scored for the Silvertips, who went with a veteran-laden lineup. Chilliwack used Lucas Gore and Mark Friesen in goal, and they combined for 23 saves. Shayne Barrie went the distance for Everett and made 18 saves.