Tuesday . . .

C Mitch Wahl of the Spokane Chiefs has been hit with a three-game suspension by the WHL office. He was whacked under supplemental discipline after a second-period roughing penalty that involved Everett Silvertips D Graham Potuer on Friday. Wahl already has missed one game and will sit out weekend games against Portland and Everett.
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A look at 20-year-old players on WHL rosters (teams must get down to a maximum of three by Oct. 16):
Brandon (4): F Andrew Clark, D Chad Erb, F Matt Lowry, D Matt McCue.
Calgary (5): F Kyle Bortis, F Ian Duval (mono), F Carson McMillan, D Keith Seabook, G Daniel Spence.
Chilliwack (3): F Partik Bhungal, C Evan Fuller, D Brett Ward.
Edmonton (3): F Brenden Dowd, F Jeff Lee, D Brandon Lockerby.
Everett (3): F Daniel Bartek, D Taylor Ellington, D Graham Potuer.
Kamloops (2): F Kenton Dulle, F Scott Wasden.
Kelowna (1): G Kris Lazaruk.
Kootenay (3): F Andrew Bailey, D Ian Barteux, D Eric Frere.
Lethbridge (3): F Adam Chorneyko, D Mitch Versteeg, D Ben Wright.
Medicine Hat (2): F Brennan Bosch, F Sean Ringrose.
Moose Jaw (1): F Ryley Grantham.
Portland (3): D Scott Gabriel, F Matt Schmermund, G Jordan White.
Prince Albert (3): F Justin Bernhardt, F Ryan MacDonald, F Matt Robertson.
Prince George (3): G Kevin Armstrong, D Cameron Cepek, F Brian Matte.
Red Deer (3): D Luke Egener, F Carter Smith, F Brennan Wray.
Regina (3): D Victor Bartley, F Scott Doucet, F Michael MacAngus.
Saskatoon (2): D Colin Joe, F Mike Reich.
Seattle (4): F Chris Cloud, F Jared Jagow, F Devon LeBlanc, F Greg Scott
Spokane (3): F Seth Compton, D Trevor Glass, F Justin McCrae.
Swift Current (4): F Keegan Dansereau, D Jesse Dudas, D Spencer McAvoy, G Travis Yonkman.
Tri-City (4): F Drew Hoff, F Blair Macaulay, F Taylor Procyshen, F Jason Reese.
Vancouver (3): D Mike Berube, F Casey Pierro-Zabotel, D Craig Schira.
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TUESDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS:
In Swift Current, C Jason Reese’s fifth goal of the season, on the PP at 19:54 of the second period, stood up as the winner as the Tri-City Americans beat the Broncos, 2-1. . . . The goal originally was credited to freshman F Jordan Messier but was changed after the game. . . . The Americans (4-2-0-0) now are 2-2 on a seven-game road swing, their longest trip of the season. . . . The Broncos (6-2-0-0) lost their second straight game. . . . D Jarrett Toll gave the visitors a 1-0 lead at 15:20 of the first period. . . . C Matt Tassone pulled the Broncos even with an unassisted score at 13:29 of the second period. . . . Swift Current RW Keegan Dansereau had a seven-game point streak snapped. . . . With G Nolan Yonkman (shoulder) out indefinitely, the Broncos have signed Joel Danyluk,18. After being in camp with the Prince George Cougars, who released him, he had joined the SJHL’s Yorkton Terriers. He is from Yorkton.
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In Brandon, sophomore LW Curtis Hamilton scored his second goal of the season at 4:51 of the third period to break a 2-2 tie and help the Saskatoon Blades to a 4-2 victory over the Blades. . . . Hamilton, the son of Kelowna Rockets GM Bruce Hamilton, also had an assist and was plus-3. . . . C Chris Langkow of the Blades had a goal and two assists and was plus-4 as the Blades (4-4-0-0) won their third straight. . . . Brandon (3-4-0-0) lost for the fourth time in five games. . . . Saskatoon was outshot 10-3 in the third period but scored twice to break the 2-2 tie. . . . G James Priestner stopped 18 shots for Brandon. He was playing his first game with the Wheat Kings since being acquired last week from the Kamloops Blazers. “That’s the first game I’ve played in six, seven months,” Priestner told Rob Henderson of the Brandon Sun. “. . . You’ve got to get the rust off a little bit. I thought I played pretty well. I’ll have to look at the goals on video to see what one maybe I’d want back. I don’t know what happened on that fourth one . . . I’ve got to keep playing and get some consistency and rhythm in my game. It’ll come, I’m not worried about that. I know I can play.”