Sunday . . .

SUNDAY:
In Portland, F Ryan Howse and F Roman Horak each scored twice to help the Chilliwack Bruins to a 5-4 victory over the Winterhawks. . . . Howse broke a 4-4 tie with his 18th goal of hte season at 13:10 of the third period. The goal was scored on the PP as the Bruins (9-12-1-3) went 3-for-8. . . . Portland was 1-for-6. . . . Attendance in the Rose Garden was 3,971. . . . Howse also had an assist. . . . Horak has eight goals this season. . . . F Tayler Jordan scored his first goal of the season for Portland. He has five goals in 130 regular-season games. . . . Chilliwack G Mark Friesen stopped 24 shots. . . . Portland G Kurtis Mucha made 40 saves.
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In Vancouver, G Calvin Pickard stopped 25 shots for his second shutout in two nights as the Seattle Thunderbirds beat the Giants, 5-0. . . . Pickard has three shutouts this season and six in his career. . . . Pickard blanked the Silvertips 4-0 in Everett on Saturday and now is working on a shutout streak of 131 minutes 50 seconds. . . . The Thunderbirds (8-12-1-3) won for the third time in as many nights and the victories all came on the road. . . . Seattle has won four straight overall, all on the road. . . . Seattle got two goals each from F Prab Rai and Sena Acolatse. . . . Acolatse, who has six goals in his last six games, has eight goals in 22 games this season. He scored seven in each of the previous two seasons. . . . Rai, a Vancouver Canucks’ prospect, got the game’s last two goals. He has 11. . . . Vancouver (15-7-1-2) had a three-game win streak end. . . . Attendance was 7,876. . . . Seattle was 3-for-5 on the PP; Vancouver was 0-for-5. . . . The Giants were without D Kevin Connauton (one-game WHL suspension) and D Zach Hodder (shoulder). . . . The Giants have been blanked twice this season. . . . Vancouver beat the visiting Red Deer Rebels 4-1 on Saturday and head coach Don Hay gave the Giants a day off Saturday. That won’t be the case today. “If they don’t want to hit in games, we’ll hit in practice,” he told Ian Walker of the Vancouver Sun.
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In Swift Current, F Justin Dowling, the fourth third shooter, scored the only goal of the shootout as the Broncos got past the Edmonton Oil Kings, 5-4. . . . The Broncos scored first — F Brad Hoban on the PP at 10::23 of the PP — and the teams alternated goals until Edmonton F Tomas Vincour forced OT with a PP goal at 13:48 of the third. . . . The Broncos (12-10-0-2) were 3-for-4 on the PP; the Oil Kings were 2-for-6. . . . F Cody Eakin of the Broncos scored his WHL-leading 22nd goal and also had three assists. He has 33 points in 24 games. . . . D Drew Nichol and F Michael St. Croix each had two assists for Edmonton (8-11-2-4). . . . Swift Current is 12-2-0-0 at home. . . . Swift Current G Morgan Clark stopped 35 shots before turning aside three more in the shootout. . . . Edmonton G Torrie Jung stopped 38 shots through OT. . . . Attendance was 1,957.
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In Brandon, the Wheat Kings blew a 7-3 third-period lead before beating the Regina Pats 8-7 in overtime on D Colby Robak’s second goal of the game. . . . Robak has six goals this season. He won this one at 2:12 of the extra period. . . . The Wheat Kings (13-9-0-2) led this one 7-3 with less than nine minutes to play in the third period. But the Pats tied on goals from F Brett Leffler (11:38), F Jordan Eberle (13:20), F Jordan Weal (14:27) and F Matt Strueby (15:22). . . . F Matt Calvert finished with six points, including four assists, for Brandon, while F Brayden Schenn had two goals and three assists. . . . Brandon D Alexander Urbom added a goal and two assists. . . . Eberle had two goals and three helpers for the Pats (10-11-3-0), with Weal adding three assists to his goal. . . . Strueby had two goals and now has 14 on the season. . . . Calvert upped his total to 16 goals. . . . Brandon G Jacob De Serres stopped 38 shots. . . . Regina opened with Dawson Guhle in goal. He stopped three of six shots, before Damien Ketlo came on to finish up. He turned aside 19 of 24 shots. . . . Attendance was 3,889.
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In Lethbridge, F Matt Fraser scored in overtime as the Kootenay Ice beat the Hurricanes, 3-2. . . . Fraser scored his seventh goal of the season with 27 seconds left in extra time. . . . F Steele Boomer got his eighth goal for the Ice (10-12-1-0) and also set up Fraser’s goal. . . . Lethbridge F Mitch Maxwell forced OT with his 13th goal, a shorthanded score, at 6:01 of the third period. . . . F Dustin Sylvester scored shorthanded for the Ice in the second period. . . . G Todd Mathews stopped 27 shots for Kootenay. . . . G Brandon Anderson made 44 saves for Lethbridge (8-13-3-0). . . . Attendance was 2,885.
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In Spokane, G James Reid stopped 26 shots for the shutout as the Chiefs got past the Kelowna Rockets, 1-0. . . . F Brady Brassart, who scored his first WHL goal in a 6-1 victory over the visiting Kamloops Blazers on Saturday, notched this game’s lone goal at 3:53 of the second period. . . . Reid has two shutouts this season and sixth in his career. . . . The Chiefs, having won six of seven, are 12-7-1-0. . . . The Rockets (11-11-1-0) lost three games on a three-night swing into the U.S. Division and are 0-8 against American teams this season. . . . Attendance was 4,319. . . . Kelowna G Adam Brown stopped 20 shots. . . . The Rockets, who were blanked for the first time this season, dressed only 18 players. Four players sat out with the flu — D Tyson Barrie, D MacKenzie Johnston, RW Spencer Main and D Kyle Verdino. . . . Kelowna F Lucas Bloodoff missed Saturday’s 3-2 loss to the Winterhawks in Portland with the flu but played in Spokane.