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2010: Started all 24 games ... An All-BIG EAST First Team selection ... A First Team All-Northeast Region selection by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America ... A BIG EAST Academic All-Star ... Fifth on the team in scoring with 12 points ... Fifth on the team with four goals and tied for third on the team with four assists ... Fourth on the team with 35 shots ... Scored three game-winning goals ... Scored two goals and had one assist in a 3-0 win over George Washington ... Tallied a goal and an assist in a win over St. Francis (Pa.) ... Named the BIG EAST Player of the Week on Aug. 30.
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2008: Started every game for the Blue & Gray as a freshman ... Selected to the U.S. Under-20 Women's National Team Pool ... A Third Team All-BIG EAST selection and a SoccerBuzz Magazine Freshman All-American ... Third on the team in goals, assists and points ... Recorded a season-high two assists in her first game ever, at American, and a season-high three points in the team's first win ever at BIG EAST foe Villanova ... Scored the game-winner against nationally-ranked Rutgers.
Prior to Georgetown: Was a member of the Region 1 Olympic Development Program Team ... Was a part of the Connecticut State ODP Team and played her club soccer for the CUFC Lazers ... As a key member of Our Lady of Mercy-Lauralton Hall's varsity team she was named captain and also earned All-State and All-Conference honors this year.
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Bourque Nets OT Winner For BU
BOSTON — It was a scene that had popped into dreams so often it was familiar — yet it was like seeing it for the first time.
A puck sitting alone. A net open. And a guy named Bourque jetting to poke it into the empty net.
Pandemonium ensued. The Bruins had won the Stanley Cup.
Close, but not really.
Monday night that dream was realized, but it had nothing to do with the for-all-intents-and-purposes canceled NHL season.
Instead, the dream sequence was the reality for Boston University nation. As Chris Bourque poked home the game-winning goal at 14:10 of overtime, his Terriers had once again proved their dominance of Boston's holy grail of college hockey, the Beanpot, this time with a 3-2 overtime victory over Northeastern.
Invisible for most of the game, Bourque teamed up with defenseman Bryan Miller — a senior who himself was nearly the hero, scoring a shorthanded goal earlier before setting up Bourque to finish things off — to score what ranks as every BU fan's favorite current hockey moment.
In essence, Bourque's role is a surprise. BU head coach Jack Parker said before the tournament that generally freshmen don't play major roles in the Beanpot. The tournament simply is too much for rookies to handle. That seemed to run true until Bourque's OT heroics. But instead of doubting Parker, maybe you have to look at the player himself.
This is the FleetCenter. This, along with its predecessor, the Boston Garden, is the rink in which his father, Ray, played some of his biggest games for the Boston Bruins.
After Monday's overtime miracle for the Terriers, who captured the Beanpot title for the 26th time in the tournament's 53-year history, Bourque remembered a similar moment for his father.
"It's cool to score the game winner kind of like [my father] did in 1996 in the All-Star game," said the younger Bourque, who was only 11 years old at the time. "It's cool to just play in the rink in which my father played and to look up at his jersey [which is retired, in the rafters]."
The goal may seem like a reward for Bourque, who has played well most of the season but battled injuries that carried all the way into last Monday's semifinal victory over Boston College.
"To be honest, I'm feeling a little sore," said Bourque, who arrived at the postgame press conference with an ice bag on his recovered knee. "You're not going to let a little injury stop you from playing in the Beanpot, though.
"The Beanpot was one of the reasons I came to Boston University. It was an unbelievable experience in the first two games. We had fun out there."
Parker hopes that Bourque's goal can help restore the confidence that may have been lost while the rookie nursed the injury.
"Chris getting the game winner is certainly a boost for him and his confidence, and a big boost for us, obviously," said Parker. "I was real happy for Chris, because he was frustrated, he wasn't getting many chances."
Parker, who admitted that Northeastern outplayed his Huskies for the entire regulation, and that, in Parker's words, BU "dodged a bullet," sees the Bourque goal as having two-fold benefits.
"In general, it was a good recovery for our team," said Parker, "and it was good for Chris as well to get the game-winning goal."
So as beers are cracked across the BU section of Commonwealth Ave., as players celebrate at the famous post-Beanpot watering hole, the Dugout, rest assured that, even without the NHL this year and without a Stanley Cup, in Boston at least, some dreams still come true.
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There have been no reports of cruise cancellations or amended itineraries in the wake of a 7.4 -magnitude earthquake that shook several islands in the Caribbean late Thursday.
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The powerful tremblor struck at 3 p.m. EST and was centered 14 miles northwest of Saint-Pierre, Martinique, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, and was felt as far away as Venezuela and Puerto Rico. At a depth of 89 miles below the ocean floor, the earthquake did not pose a risk of tsunami, according to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
The quake damaged several buildings in Martinique, collapsing the roofs of a bank and a store, according to the Associated Press. French news agency AFP reported early Friday that one third of Martinique and thousands of homes in Guadeloupe were without electricity.
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By sunconnection on May 27, 2007
Have you always wondered how things are coded and why, or why someone uses more execNative than others. Some people like to distribute a whole bunch of scripts that they run after deploying them. Why should I create a component type and when you I just create XML templates and use a lot of copy paste.
We have tried to answer some of these questions in documents that we would refer to as best practises document but also guidelines based on years of experience.
Here is one example (taken from the document):
5.6. Plan Parameters
| Flexible to use since you set them when installing the components.
Static components due to "interactive" installs... Passwords since they
may not always be allowed storing somewhere.
| The variables are not stored after install of component. Hard to re-use
variables. This will however change a little bit when we release SPS
6.0 later this year, where we are introduciong Variable Sets for Plans.
| Example of usage
| Using this kind of variables is perfect for non static data that is
only needed when doing the installation and when you need an
interaction from the operator running the plan. This should be used
when doing ad-hoc plans where one just need a quick response back
without the complexity of updating the component or container and also
avoid the version number increase. A typical example when this is used
is when you have a plan that simply reports a specific logfile or
textfile back to the Web UI, i.e. /usr/bin/cat <filename> where
filename would be the parameters inputted by the user at run-time.
The following example is a complete XML of a working plan. This is because all sections are needed to exemplify the use of plan parameters, e.g. paramList is needed to be able to use the parameter in combination with the execNative procedure.
<executionPlan xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' name='StartServer-plan' version='5.0' path=/ >
<param name='ServerName' prompt='Enter server to start:'>
<var name='RunUser' default=':[session:UserName]'>
<execNative userToRunAs=':[RunUser]'>
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A confused, self-conscious and submissive Syrian president and an all-powerful Iranian leader; both characters in a cartoon video made by Syrian activists, mocking relations between the embattled President Assad and Tehran.
The cartoon's recent production was reportedly prompted by an announcement from an official close to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, saying that Syria is the Islamic republic's 35th province.
The satirical video showed Assad submissive and docile to Tehran and confused on how to deal with his people who are continuously revolting against him.
In a phone conversation sketch with his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Assad complains and expresses desperation on what to do.
"The nation is against me, they hate me, they no longer love me," he tells Ahmadinejad.
In return, the Iranian president, who sounds busy and rushed at first, asks him to visit him to offer him a word of advice, all in broken-Arabic.
Chauffeured in a black car in the desert, Assad and Ahmadinejad reach a cave to meet Ayatollah Khamenei.
The supreme leader offers his wisdom and tells Assad to besiege cities, curb freedoms, issue curfews, increase terrorism and keep on "spreading lies."
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Make it six straight series for the Miami Hurricanes. And 21 victories in their last 23 games.
Miami, ranked fourth by Collegiate Baseball and 10th by Baseball America, defeated Alabama State 6-3 on Sunday to take two of three games from the Hornets. The Hurricanes took the series opener 11-1 on Friday night but dropped Saturday's matchup 6-5 after winning six straight games.
Friday night's contest was anything less than a contest as Miami scored six runs in the first inning to cruise to the 11-1 victory. The Hurricanes scored three more over the next two innings as well and tagged Hornets starting pitcher T.J. Renda for nine total runs, six earned, on ten hits to pick up their sixth straight win.
Senior second baseman Alex Hernandez had the hottest bat on the night, finishing with a career-high 4 RBI. He singled in the first, doubled in the third, and singled in the fifth, coming up just a home run shy of the cycle. Miami also got a solid outing from starting pitcher Chris Diaz, who struck out six batters over six innings and only gave up one earned run in the third despite surrendering eight hits.
"We've been pitching, we've been playing good defense and we've been getting hits when we need them," Miami coach Jim Morris said. "They believe in themselves in all phases of the game right now."
One phase that hurt Miami on Saturday night however was its fielding. The Hurricanes committed four errors that ultimately led to their 6-5 loss.
After falling behind 3-0 in the second, Miami tied the game with a three-run sixth but fell behind again 5-3 in the top of the seventh thanks to two unearned runs after Hernandez dropped a pop up earlier in the inning. Willie Abreu tied the game with a two-RBI single in the bottom half of the inning but fielding plagued Miami once again in the eighth. That's when Alabama State scored the go-ahead run on an error by first baseman Brad Fieger, who allowed a ground ball to go right underneath his glove.
"It's a tough loss," Morris said. "All the things we've been doing for the last month to win all these games, we did the opposite tonight. We weren't fundamentally sound and we didn't execute."
Alabama State second baseman Einar Muniz also hurt the Hurricanes, finishing 3 for 3 with two runs scored. Miami starting pitcher Andrew Suarez gave up five runs but only three of them were earned. Those came in the second inning that put the Hurricanes in an early hole.
The Hurricanes fell behind 3-0 again in the rubber match Sunday afternoon but recovered to score six runs over the next three innings to defeat the Hornets 6-3 to finish off their six straight series win. Starting pitcher Bryan Radziewski also did his part, improving his record to 5-2 while striking out seven batters to move him into 10th place in all-time strikeouts with 308.
"It's a great accomplishment, but more importantly are the wins," Radziewski said. "I've turned my season around from the first half to now, and that's all I've been really focusing on."
Radziewski gave up three runs in the top of the fourth but Miami gave him the lead with four runs in the bottom half of the frame. After Brandon Lopez hit a two-RBI double, Garrett Kennedy hit an RBI-single to tie the game 3-3. The Hurricanes later took a 4-3 lead thanks to an error by Hornets centerfielder Richard Amion. Dale Carey hit a fly ball that Amion lost in the wind that allowed Laz Rivera, who was hit by a pitch earlier in the inning, to score from third.
"There were runners on first and third, and I'm thinking hit something up the middle hard," Carey said. "With the wind blowing in, it wasn't what I wanted, but it did the job, and I'm happy with that."
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"We always want to sweep, but we're happy with the weekend," Carey said. "That's a good team over there in Alabama State. They're for sure going to be in a regional and it's good to beat a time like that."
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AUGUSTA/Allagash– If Maine State Senator Troy Jackson is reelected in the upcoming election in November of this year, he says he will look for a position as part of the Senate leadership.
There may be some competition for the spots in the leadership team. Five returning democrats will potentially be interested in two or three positions. The final number depends on whether the democrats gain a majority in the Senate this year, said Jackson.
The senator said there are at least three qualities that help to make a good leader: a certain way of carrying yourself, a willingness to help others, and trustworthiness. Jackson believes that if a legislator demonstrates these qualities while conducting his business, his fellow legislators will recognize these qualities and respond to them.
"I know that people in Augusta recognize that about me," he said. "I don't lie, I'm pretty straightforward, and I keep my word."
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"As long as it's clear… this doesn't at all detract from being Senator for Senate District 35," he said. "I honestly love what I'm doing."
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"I don't want to have people who are going to run for leadership who don't have that mindset," he said. He said leaders have the ability to shape policies more than the "rank and file legislator," and praised at least one other senator, Senator Justin Alfond of Cumberland County, for his leadership qualities.
"He does an excellent job," said Jackson.
He says he's fired up this year, in a way that reminds him of when he was first elected to political office in 2000.
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Grant Green: Old Folks
Old Folks
Grant Green (guitar)
Grantstand (Blue Note 84086)
Grant Green (guitar), Jack McDuff (organ), Al Harewood (drums).
Recorded: New York, August 1, 1961
Rating: 94/100 (learn more)
Many of the finest organ trio recordings were actually made under the guitarist's name as leader. Guitarist Grant Green played in many formats, and he was at the top of his game with just an organist and a drummer supporting him. The four-minute take of "Old Folks" puts him in the driver's seat right away, setting the tone with a shimmering melodic introduction that leads to a pretty solo. Jack McDuff comps as lightly as an organist can before he offers up his own solo contribution. Then Green takes command again and concludes the tune with a delicate little coda.
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I am reading Orhan Pamuk's Kara Kitap (Black Book). At one point, Pamuk's protagonist wonders if it is possible to write a murder mystery in which even the author doesn't know the identity of the murderer.
Ever since then I have been wondering too how a book like that can be written. An ordinary murder mystery is like a blind scientific study in which either a new drug or a placebo is given to patients (readers), but only the scientist (author) who is doing the study knows who gets what (who the murderer is). But the writing of a novel in which even the author didn't know the ending until the very end would be like a double-blind study where the scientist conducting the study doesn't know who gets the drug, who gets the placebo.
A 2nd author would have to be involved in the writing of a double-blind murder mystery. The function of the 2nd author would be to select the murderer from among the characters and then feed clues to the actual writer of the novel as the writing of the novel progressed. That author would try to figure out the identity of the murderer as the plot thickened, so to speak, and bring everything to a closure at the end when the final clues revealed the killer.
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The Foreign Exchange's new album Authenticity will be self-released October 12, and now we have a download: "Maybe She'll Dream Of Me." The track features piano by Zo! and the usual duo of Phonte and Nicolay. It sounds like this will be another leap forward for the group, after the 2010 Grammy nomination for "Daykeeper ft. Muhsinah" off the last album, Leave it All Behind.
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The Dodgers said "No thanks" to acquiring David Price in Novemeber? Puig batting leadoff? Mattingly wants his hitters to act like the Red Sox this season? Peter Gammons had some interesting quips, quotes, and comments on the Dodgers this week. Among the highlights of his article:
- They have a party's over bullpen that will work that cooling West Coast nightwinds with Kenley Jansen closing after Wilson, J.P. Howell, Chris Perez, Chris Withrow, Brandon League, Ross Stripling…
- As for Puig in the leadoff spot, Mattingly says "that extra at-bat each game be important. I know he's not the classic leadoff hitter, but he could do some serious damage with one more at-bat a game."
- The first (important issue) is the dedication to developing players that can free them from too many $20+M contracts. They could have had David Price back in November for a package of Pederson, Seager and 17-year old lefthanded pitching phenom Julio Urias. They would not bite, nor would they engage teams on Pederson.
- The second issue is that Mattingly wants to build the grind mentality. "We played the Red Sox late in the season," says Mattingly, "and they were the best team we played all season. By far. It's not the walks. It's the grinding at-bats of five or six or ten pitches, and they do it up and down the lineup. Watch the Detroit series, and that's how they won, late in games. That's an offensive mindset we need to develop, and we'll eventually do it.
- "I couldn't be happier," says (Hanley Ramirez), and hopes that he will eventually get an extension and stay a Dodger rather than hit free agency. Dodger management has moved forward in the negotiations with a yellow light strategy and likely will not go to seven years, but Hanley is probably their best player, one that can eventually move to third when Kyle Seager is ready to play short.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - The UCLA women's rowing varsity eight crew raced to a third-place finish out of 19 boats at the Head of the Oklahoma on Saturday, Oct. 13. That evening, UCLA finished second out of five crews in the Night Sprint, a 500-meter race.
In the first race, the Bruins posted a time of 15 minutes and 8.558 seconds, finishing less than four tenths of one second (0.389) behind second-place Stanford. Washington State led the way, clocking in at 15:03.554.
Rounding out the top five finishers were Washington State's "B" crew, and the University of Texas.
In the Night Sprint, UCLA posted a second-place time of 1:36.836. Washington State raced to a first-place finish, and Stanford, Washington State's "B" crew, Central Florida (tied) and Texas rounded out the top five.
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text: Preventing Yeast Infections in a Dog's Ears by Petfinder Print Tags: Dog Health, dog-ear-yeast-infection-prevention, Dogs, Ears, Health To prevent recurrence of a yeast infection, it's important to also treat any known causes, such as allergies or an active bacterial infection. You will also want to pay more attention to thoroughly drying your dog's ears after baths and swims. Thinkstock A prescription ear-drying solution may be helpful if your dog is prone to yeast infections of the ear. Going forward, it is also a good idea to clean and check your dog's ears regularly. Ask your veterinarian which methods and cleaning solutions you should use for healthy ear maintenance. Sources ASPCA. "Ear Infections." (May 12, 2011) http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/dog-care/dog-care-ear-infections.aspx Gotthelf, Louis N and Young, Steven E. "New Treatment of Malassezia Otitis Externa in Dogs." Aug. 25, 1997. (May 12, 2011) http://www.dermapet.com/articles/art-03.html McKay, Scott Alan. "Yeast (Malassezia) Infections." PetEducation, Doctors Foster and Smith. (May 12, 2011) http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2+2102&aid=321 PetMD. "Fungal Infection (Malassezia pachydermatis) of the Skin in Dogs." (May 12, 2011) http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/skin/c_dg_malassezia_dermatitis PetPlace. "Otitis Interna and Media in Dogs." (May 12, 2011) http://www.petplace.com/dogs/otitis-interna-and-media-in-dogs/page1.aspx Share this Article: Print


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WHL THIS WEEK: December 6, 2012Thu Dec 6
Calgary, AB – The 2012-13 WHL regular season enters its first weekend of play in December with 22 games on the schedule for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
December in the WHL means Teddy Bear/Toque Toss season is in full swing. Several more WHL Clubs will hold the hugely popular event this weekend, with the Tri-City Americans hosting their event on Thursday, the Brandon Wheat Kings, Edmonton Oil Kings, Kootenay Ice holding their events on Friday night, the Lethbridge Hurricanes and Victoria Royals hold theirs on Saturday, and the Regina Pats will host their event on Sunday. The Calgary Hitmen have set the bar for the Teddy Bear Toss event, having collected over 21,000 bears at their event last weekend.
In Calgary, AB, Saturday night is Shake Up The Dome night when the Hitmen take on the Edmonton Oil Kings. Fans will receive a box of macaroni to shake during the game, and to donate to the Calgary Food Bank. Fans are also encouraged to bring other non-perishable food items for donation.
In Everett, WA, the Silvertips continue their 10th annual Christmas House Holiday Drive at their weekend games versus the Portland Winterhawks and Vancouver Giants. The 'Tips will be collecting toys and monetary donations to support Christmas House in their efforts to help local children from low-income families enjoy the season.
In Medicine Hat, AB, the Tigers welcome back one of their greatest alumni, Trevor Linden, on Saturday night when the Prince Albert Raiders come to town. Linden won two Memorial Cup titles with the Tigers in 1987 and '88, and went on to an outstanding NHL career.
In Moose Jaw, SK, the Warriors invite fans to join them in a Family Fun Skate following Saturday's contest versus the visiting Spokane Chiefs.
In Kennewick, WA, the Americans want to reward students who keep up the good grades with their 'A' Is For Americans night on Sunday. Bring your successful report card or progress report to the Ams' office, and get a free ticket to Sunday's game versus the Portland Winterhawks.
In Vancouver, B.C., the Giants have launched their YouTube Challenge 2012 ahead of next weekend's Teddy Bear Toss event. The Giants have pledged that, if their YouTube Video gets to 150,000 views by Teddy Bear Toss day, the Giants and White Spot restaurants will donate $10,000 to the CKNW 'Orphans' Fund and the Province Empty Stocking Fund.
Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced the results of a league-wide fundraising initiative where 50 teams consisting of 792 registered members raised $175,583 through their participation in Movember in support of men's health and prostate cancer awareness.
"Congratulations to all Movember participants for their energy and commitment that helped the Canadian Hockey League collectively raise over $175,000 this season for such a worthy cause," said CHL President David Branch. "It's been incredible to see the growth of this program in just two years through the outstanding support our players and teams receive from friends, family, sponsors and fans across the CHL."
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Hockey Canada on Monday announced the 37 players who will attend the national junior team selection camp for the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship.
11 current WHL players and one WHL graduate are among the 37 invitees, including four defencemen selected among the top eight picks in the 2012 NHL Draft: Matt Dumba of the Red Deer Rebels, Derrick Pouliot of the Portland Winterhawks, Morgan Rielly of the Moose Jaw Warriors and Griffin Reinhart of the Edmonton Oil Kings.
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Two WHL players made the decision to retire from hockey this past week, with 19-year-old Tyler Alos of the Seattle Thunderbirds and 20-year-old Brock Hirsche of the Prince George Cougars both choosing to hang up the skates due to injuries.
The WHL wishes both Tyler and Brock the best of luck in all their future endeavors.
The WHL announced on Tuesday that Brendan Leipsic of the Portland Winterhawks has been named the Husky WHL Player of the Month for November while Chris Driedger of the Calgary Hitmen was named the Vaughn WHL Goalie of the Month for November.
Leipsic enjoyed a stellar month for Portland, netting nine goals and 30 points with a +16 rating over 12 games during November while helping the Hawks to an 11-1 record in that span.
Driedger posted an 8-1 record in nine starts while maintaining a 1.87 goals-against average and a 0.935 save percentage in that span for the Hitmen.
Jaimen Yakubowski of the Lethbridge Hurricanes was named the Denny's WHL Player of the Week for the week ending December 2nd.
The 18-year-old from Dalmeny, SK, netted five goals and three assists for eight points and a +2 rating in four games last week for the Hurricanes.
Curtis Lazar and the Edmonton Oil Kings take on Greg Chase and the Calgary Hitmen on Friday night for the first of back-to-back meetings between the Central Division rivals this weekend.
Friday's match-up between the Oil Kings and Hitmen can be seen live throughout western Canada on SHAW and SHAW Direct channel 299 (7:00pm MST).
The Oil Kings are coming off a 6-2 loss to the Hurricanes in Lethbridge on Wednesday night for their first regulation setback since November 7th, and currently sit tied with the Hitmen for first place in the Central Division standings. The Oil Kings are 12-2-1-2 at home this season. Lazar has scored twice in each of his last two games.
The Hitmen are coming off a sweep of the Kootenay Ice in a home-and-home series, winning 4-1 in Calgary on Sunday then posting a 6-1 win in Cranbrook on Tuesday. The Hitmen currently hold a game in hand on the Oil Kings. Chase has also scored two goals in each of his last two games.
Friday's meeting marks the fourth encounter of the season between the Eastern Conference heavyweights. The Hitmen have won all three previous meetings versus the Oil Kings, including two visits to Edmonton.
Tri-City Americans vs Portland Winterhawks
Friday, Dec. 7 @ Portland & Sunday, Dec. 9 @ Kennewick
Justin Feser and the Tri-City Americans take on Brendan Leipsic and the Portland Winterhawks for a pair of meetings this weekend between two top Western Conference clubs.
The Americans edged the Vancouver Giants 4-3 in Vancouver last Sunday to snap a three-game losing skid, and currently sit in fifth place in the Western Conference. The Ams penalty killing unit is operating at 89.3% efficiency on the road this season. Feser needs 18 more points to hit the 300-point plateau for his WHL career.
The Winterhawks pushed their winning streak to seven games with Tuesday's 7-5 win over the Everett Silvertips, and have won 19 of their last 20 games. The Hawks have scored a WHL-best 132 goals while allowing a WHL-low 61 goals this season. Leipsic scored four goals on Tuesday versus Everett, and has points in each of his last 16 games.
This weekend's meetings mark the third and fourth meetings of the season between the Ams and Winterhawks. The Winterhawks won the first two meetings.
The Ams host Seattle on Thursday and the Winterhawks visit Seattle on Saturday in between the head-to-head match-ups.
Red Deer Rebels @ Moose Jaw Warriors
Friday, Dec. 7
Morgan Rielly and the Moose Jaw Warriors host Matt Dumba and the Red Deer Rebels in a meeting of two high-end defencemen hoping to be team mates on Canada's World Junior team later this month.
The Warriors are back home after closing out a B.C. Division trek with a 3-2 record, and currently sit tied with Swift Current for second place in the East Division. Rielly, a product of Vancouver, B.C., ranks third among all WHL defencemen in scoring with 26 points. He will head to Canada's national junior team selection camp next week.
The Rebels are coming off a 5-1 win in Regina over the Pats on Wednesday night for their eighth consecutive victory. Dumba, a Calgary, AB, product, ranks fourth on the Rebels in scoring with six goals and 16 points this season. He will join Rielly among the 12 blue liners battling for a spot on Canada's World Junior team.
Friday's meeting is the third of the season between the Warriors and Rebels. The Rebels won the first two meetings, with both games being decided in a shootout.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE –Dec. 7 – Dec. 9
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Friday, Dec. 7
Spokane @ Brandon; 7:30
Calgary @ Edmonton; 7:00 **Live on SHAW**
Seattle @ Everett; 7:35
Prince George @ Kamloops; 7:00
Prince Albert @ Kootenay; 7:00
Medicine Hat @ Lethbridge; 7:00
Red Deer @ Moose Jaw; 7:00
Tri-City @ Portland; 7:00
Swift Current @ Vancouver; 7:30
Saturday, Dec. 8
Red Deer @ Brandon; 7:30
Edmonton @ Calgary; 7:00
Vancouver @ Everett; 7:05
Prince George @ Kelowna; 7:05
Kootenay @ Lethbridge; 7:00
Prince Albert @ Medicine Hat; 7:30
Spokane @ Moose Jaw; 7:00
Regina @ Saskatoon; 7:05
Portland @ Seattle; 7:05
Swift Current @ Victoria; 7:05
Sunday, Dec. 9
Saskatoon @ Regina; 2:00
Portland @ Tri-City; 5:05
Kamloops @ Vancouver; 4:00


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