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M. Ice Hockey Fri, Oct 14 Final
vs Briercrest College
2
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Oct 15 Final
vs Briercrest College
4
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Oct 21 Final
at NAIT
4
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Oct 22 Final
vs NAIT
2
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Nov 04 Final
vs SAIT
7
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Nov 05 Final
vs SAIT
3
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Nov 11 Final
vs Portage College
3
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Nov 12 Final
at Portage College
5
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Nov 18 Final
at University of Alberta-Augustana
2
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Nov 19 Final - OT
vs University of Alberta-Augustana
4
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Nov 25 Final
at Red Deer Polytechnic
4
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Nov 26 Final
vs Red Deer Polytechnic
0
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Jan 13 Final
at Briercrest College
5
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Jan 14 Final - 2OT
at Briercrest College
6
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Jan 20 Final - OT
vs NAIT
5
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Jan 21 Final
at NAIT
5
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Feb 03 Final
vs SAIT
5
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Feb 04 Final
vs SAIT
4
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Feb 10 Final
at Portage College
2
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Feb 11 Final
vs Portage College
7
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Feb 17 Final
vs University of Alberta-Augustana
7
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Feb 18 Final - OT
at University of Alberta-Augustana
3
M. Ice Hockey Fri, Feb 24 Final
at Red Deer Polytechnic
4
M. Ice Hockey Sat, Feb 25 Final
vs Red Deer Polytechnic
2

CUE Thunder vs RDP Kings in a Nail-Biting Season Opener

CUE Thunder vs RDP Kings in a Nail-Biting Season Opener

(EDMONTON, AB) The Thunder Men's Hockey team opened their season against the RDP Kings, the 2022-23 defending champions. It was a back-and-forth battle to the very end resulting in a shootout finish.

The game started with both teams displaying their offensive prowess in the first period. Griffen Ryden of Concordia University of Edmonton struck first at 10:39, assisted by Brandon Wallis and Gabe Odowichuk. Red Deer Polytechnic responded swiftly, with Jacob Wozney netting a shorthanded goal at 12:29, thanks to assists from Layne Toder and Brennan Davis.

The second period saw no additional goals, setting the stage for a tension-filled third period. Red Deer Polytechnic reclaimed the lead at 5:12, with Sean Michalevich finding the back of the net, assisted by Dawson Leroux and Jacob Wozney. Concordia University of Edmonton managed to level the score at 15:15 when Tyler Schendel scored a power-play goal, with an assist from Isaac Leik.

With the score locked at 2-2, the game moved into overtime. However, neither team could break the deadlock, pushing the contest into a suspenseful shootout. In the shootout, the Red Deer Kings proved victorious with a final score of 3-2, ultimately securing the hard-fought win. The One Team Sport Players of the game went to #10 Griffen Ryden of the Thunder, and #9 Jacob Wozney for the Kings. The Thunder will head down to Red Deer to take on the Kings tomorrow evening, and will return home on October 27th to battle the NAIT Ooks.