2010–11 WHL season explained

2010–11 WHL season
Color:	E03A3E
Color Text:	FFFFFF
League:	Western Hockey League
Sport:	Ice hockey
Duration:	Regular season September 24, 2010 – March 20, 2011 Playoffs March 25 – May 13, 2011
Playoffs:	Playoffs
Playoffs Mvp Link:	WHL Playoff MVP
Playoffs Mvp:	Nathan Lieuwen (Ice)
Finals Champ:	Kootenay Ice (3)
Finals Runner-Up:	Portland Winterhawks
No Of Teams:	22
Tv:	Shaw TV, Rogers Sportsnet
Season:	Regular season
Season Champ Name:	Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy
Season Champs:	Saskatoon Blades (4)
Mvp Link:	Four Broncos Memorial Trophy
Mvp:	Darcy Kuemper (Red Deer Rebels)
Top Scorer Link:	Bob Clarke Trophy
Top Scorer:	Linden Vey (Medicine Hat Tigers)
Seasonslistnames:	WHL
Prevseason Year:	2009–10
Nextseason Year:	2011–12

2010–11 CHL season
Color:	4B489D
Color Text:	FFF
League:	Canadian Hockey League
Sport:	Ice hockey
Duration:	OHL 2010-09-23 – 2011-03-20 QMJHL 2010-09-09 – 2011-03-20 WHL 2010-09-24 – 2011-03-20
Playoffs:	Memorial Cup
Finals Champ:	Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL)
Num Championships:	1
Finals Runner-Up:	Mississauga St. Michael's Majors (OHL)
No Of Teams:	60
Tv:	FSN Northwest, RDS, Rogers Sportsnet, Rogers TV, Shaw TV

The 2010–11 WHL season was the 45th season of the Western Hockey League (WHL). The regular season began on September 24, 2010, and ended on March 20, 2011. The 2010 Subway Super Series, featuring Team WHL versus Team Russia, took place mid-season from November 17 to 18, 2010. The Saskatoon Blades won their fourth Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy for best regular season record. The playoffs began on March 25, 2011, and concluded on May 13. The Kootenay Ice won the Ed Chynoweth Cup for the third time, defeating the Portland Winterhawks in the championship series.^[1] This earned Kootenay a berth in the 2011 Memorial Cup tournament.

On January 15, 2011, the Spokane Chiefs hosted the Kootenay Ice in the WHL's first ever outdoor game, played at Avista Stadium.^[2] On February 21, the defending champion Calgary Hitmen hosted the Regina Pats at McMahon Stadium for a second outdoor game, this one in conjunction with the National Hockey League's 2011 Heritage Classic.^[3]

The 2010–11 season was the first to be featured in an EA Sports NHL video game, with all teams and rosters appearing in NHL 11.^[4]

Regular season

Standings

Conference standings

Eastern Conference
width=250	Team	width=45		width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Saskatoon Blades ^xz	72	56	13	1	2	310	213	115
Red Deer Rebels ^xz	72	48	16	4	4	268	159	104
Medicine Hat Tigers ^x	72	46	18	4	4	265	196	100
Kootenay Ice^x	72	46	21	1	4	272	218	97
Moose Jaw Warriors^x	72	40	26	2	4	245	240	86
Brandon Wheat Kings^x	72	32	31	1	8	249	252	73
Edmonton Oil Kings^x	72	31	34	2	5	249	252	69
Prince Albert Raiders^x	72	31	36	2	3	247	283	67
	72	23	36	5	8	205	295	59
	72	23	39	7	3	216	312	56
	72	26	44	0	2	181	260	54
	72	20	47	3	2	171	271	45

Western Conference
width=250	Team	width=45	GP	width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Portland Winterhawks ^xz	72	50	19	0	3	303	227	103
Kelowna Rockets ^xz	72	43	28	0	1	240	201	87
Spokane Chiefs ^x	72	48	18	4	2	310	193	102
Tri-City Americans ^x	72	44	24	2	2	286	223	92
Vancouver Giants ^x	72	35	32	1	4	236	251	75
Chilliwack Bruins ^x	72	33	31	4	4	227	255	74
Prince George Cougars ^x	72	33	35	2	2	258	265	70
Everett Silvertips ^x	72	28	33	7	4	172	218	67
	72	29	37	3	3	219	285	64
	72	27	35	5	5	195	264	64

Division standings

East Division
width=250	Team	width=45	GP	width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Saskatoon Blades^yx	72	56	13	1	2	310	213	115
Moose Jaw Warriors^x	72	40	26	2	4	245	240	86
Brandon Wheat Kings^x	72	32	31	1	8	249	252	73
Prince Albert Raiders^x	72	31	36	2	3	247	283	67
	72	23	39	7	3	216	312	56
	72	26	44	0	2	181	260	54

Central Division
width=250	Team	width=45	GP	width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Red Deer Rebels ^yx	72	48	16	4	4	268	159	104
Medicine Hat Tigers ^x	72	46	18	4	4	265	196	100
Kootenay Ice^x	72	46	21	1	4	272	218	97
Edmonton Oil Kings^x	72	31	34	2	5	249	252	69
	72	23	36	5	8	205	295	55
	72	20	47	3	2	171	271	45

B.C. Division
width=250	Team	width=45	GP	width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Kelowna Rockets ^xz	72	43	28	0	1	240	201	87
Vancouver Giants ^x	72	35	32	1	4	236	251	75
Chilliwack Bruins ^x	72	33	31	4	4	227	255	74
Prince George Cougars ^x	72	33	35	2	2	258	265	70
	72	29	37	3	3	219	285	64

U.S. Division
width=250	Team	width=45	GP	width=45	W	width=45	L	width=45	OTL	width=45	SL	width=45	GF	width=45	GA	width=45	Pts
Portland Winterhawks ^xz	72	50	19	0	3	303	227	103
Spokane Chiefs ^x	72	48	18	4	2	310	193	102
Tri-City Americans ^x	72	44	24	2	2	286	223	92
Everett Silvertips ^x	72	28	33	7	4	172	218	67
	72	27	35	5	5	195	264	64

x - team clinched Western Hockey League Playoff spot y - team is division leader z - team has clinched division

Statistical leaders

Scoring leaders

Players are listed by points, then goals.^[5]

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts. = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

Player	Team	GP	G	A	Pts.	PIM
align=left	Linden Vey	align=left	Medicine Hat Tigers	69	46	70	116	36
align=left	Tyler Johnson	align=left	Spokane Chiefs	71	53	62	115	48
align=left	Mark Stone	align=left	Brandon Wheat Kings	71	37	69	106	28
align=left	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	align=left	Red Deer Rebels	69	31	75	106	51
align=left	Jordan Weal	align=left	Regina Pats	72	43	53	96	70
align=left	Brendan Shinnimin	align=left	Tri-City Americans	60	34	62	96	84
align=left	Ryan Johansen	align=left	Portland Winterhawks	63	40	52	92	64
align=left	Brendan Gallagher	align=left	Vancouver Giants	66	44	47	91	108
align=left	Scott Glennie	align=left	Brandon Wheat Kings	70	35	56	91	58
align=left	Marek Viedensky	align=left	Saskatoon Blades	63	36	52	88	52

Leading goaltenders

These are goaltenders that lead the league in GAA that played at least 900 minutes.^[6]

Note: GP = Games played; Mins = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OTL = Overtime losses; SOL = Shootout losses; SO = Shutouts; GAA = Goals against average; Sv% = Save percentage

Player	Team	GP	Mins	W	L	OTL	SOL	SO	GAA	Sv%
align=left	Darcy Kuemper	align=left	Red Deer Rebels	62	3685	45	12	3	2	13	1.86	.933
align=left	Mac Engel	align=left	Spokane Chiefs	32	1484	13	8	2	1	4	2.30	.909
align=left	Tyler Bunz	align=left	Medicine Hat Tigers	56	3350	35	13	4	4	3	2.47	.919
align=left	James Reid	align=left	Spokane Chiefs	50	2808	35	9	2	1	4	2.52	.904
align=left	Adam Brown	align=left	Kelowna Rockets	60	3428	36	22	0	1	3	2.59	.916

Players

2010 NHL Entry Draft

In total, 40 WHL players were selected at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.

Transactions

2010–11 WHL trades

Date	Deal made
July 26, 2010	Red Deer Rebels	Everett Silvertips
Landon Ferraro →	← Byron Froese ← 3rd Round pick in 2012
July 27, 2010	Prince Albert Raiders	Medicine Hat Tigers
Ryan Harrison →	← Austin Bourhis ← Todd Fiddler
July 30, 2010	Vancouver Giants	Kamloops Blazers
JT Barnett →	← 2nd Round Pick in 2011
August 9, 2010	Swift Current Broncos	Prince George Cougars
Morgan Clark →	← 7th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional)
August 10, 2010	Kelowna Rockets	Moose Jaw Warriors
Collin Bowman →	← Kevin Smith
August 10, 2010	Prince Albert Raiders	Kelowna Rockets
Brendon Wall →	← 7th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional)
August 17, 2010	Spokane Chiefs	Prince George Cougars
6th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional) →	← Bruin McDonald
September 1, 2010	Prince Albert Raiders	Regina Pats
Colin Reddin →	← 6th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional)
September 7, 2010	Saskatoon Blades	Prince George Cougars
Charles Inglis →	← 2nd Round Pick in 2011
September 16, 2010	Vancouver Giants	Prince George Cougars
Brandon Scholten →	← 5th Round Pick in 2012
September 16, 2010	Medicine Hat Tigers	Vancouver Giants
Tanner Sohn →	← 6th Round Pick in 2012
September 17, 2010	Everett Silvertips	Moose Jaw Warriors
Thomas Heemskerk→	← Chad Suer
September 17, 2010	Moose Jaw Warriors	Kamloops Blazers
Jeff Bosch→	← 6th Round Pick in 2011
September 22, 2010	Swift Current Broncos	Seattle Thunderbirds
Travis Bobbee → conditional pick in 2012 →	← Brenden Silvester ← Tanner Muth
September 22, 2010	Edmonton Oil Kings	Vancouver Giants
Michael Burns →	← Landon Robins
September 24, 2010	Moose Jaw Warriors	Chilliwack Bruins
Mike Forsyth →	← 13th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional)
September 24, 2010	Moose Jaw Warriors	Regina Pats
Thomas Frazee → 4th Round Pick in 2011 → 6th Round Pick in 2012 →	← 2nd Round Pick in 2011 ← 5th Round Pick in 2013
September 24, 2010	Medicine Hat Tigers	Regina Pats
Trent Oullette →	← 7th Round Pick in 2012
September 27, 2010	Prince Albert Raiders	Chilliwack Bruins
Marc MacKenzie →	← 12th Round Pick in 2011
October 3, 2010	Saskatoon Blades	Prince George Cougars
Sena Acolatse →	← 3rd Round Pick in 2011
October 5, 2010	Lethbridge Hurricanes	Everett Silvertips
Brennan Yadlowski →	← 2nd Round Pick in 2011 ← 5th Round Pick in 2012
October 6, 2010	Prince George Cougars	Regina Pats
Art Bidlevskii →	← Cody Carlson
October 7, 2010	Vancouver Giants	Swift Current Broncos
Derek Tendler →	← 6th Round Pick in 2011
October 8, 2010	Regina Pats	Swift Current Broncos
Killian Hutt →	← 6th Round Pick in 2013
October 8, 2010	Regina Pats	Swift Current Broncos
6th Round Pick in 2013 →	← Juraj Roznik
October 8, 2010	Regina Pats	Brandon Wheat Kings
Hampus Gustafsson →	← 6th Round Pick in 2013
October 10, 2010	Regina Pats	Brandon Wheat Kings
Dominick Favreau →	← Mark Schneider
October 14, 2010	Calgary Hitmen	Tri-City Americans
Zak Stebner →	← 3rd Round Pick in 2011
October 14, 2010	Brandon Wheat Kings	Kamloops Blazers
Jesse Sinatynski →	← 5th Round Pick in 2011
October 15, 2010	Vancouver Giants	Prince Albert Raiders
RJ Reed →	← 7th Round Pick in 2012
October 18, 2010	Brandon Wheat Kings	Prince George Cougars
Ty Rimmer →	← 6th Round Pick in 2012
October 18, 2010	Kamloops Blazers	Saskatoon Blades
Jake Trask →	← 6th Round Pick in 2012
October 20, 2010	Seattle Thunderbirds	Swift Current Broncos
Ryan Aasman →	← 5th Round Pick in 2012
October 26, 2010	Spokane Chiefs	Chilliwack Bruins
TC Cratsenberg →	← 8th Round Pick in 2012 (conditional)
November 2, 2010	Chilliwack Bruins	Saskatoon Blades
Chris Collins →	← Curt Gogol ← 8th Round Pick in 2011
November 4, 2010	Edmonton Oil Kings	Kamloops Blazers
Cam Lanigan →	← Jon Groenheyde
November 11, 2010	Moose Jaw Warriors	Saskatoon Blades
Connor Cox →	← 2nd Round Pick in 2011
November 11, 2010	Moose Jaw Warriors	Vancouver Giants
Brendan Rowinski →	← 3rd Round Pick in 2012 ← 6th Round Pick in 2013
November 15, 2010	Red Deer Rebels	Regina Pats
Lane Scheidl →	← Dawson Guhle
November 16, 2010	Calgary Hitmen	Moose Jaw Warriors
Cody Beach → Mackenzie Royer →	← Danny Gayle ← Nathan MacMaster ← Brandon Glover
November 18, 2010	Kelowna Rockets	Prince Albert Raiders
Antoine Corbin →	← 3rd Round Pick in 2012
November 25, 2010	Chilliwack Bruins	Prince Albert Raiders
Cole Holowenko →	← Emerson Hrynyk
December 7, 2010	Tri-City Americans	Kelowna Rockets
Zak Stebner → 7th Round Pick in 2011 →	← 4th Round Pick in 2011 ← 8th Round Pick in 2012
December 7, 2010	Tri-City Americans	Everett Silvertips
Zach McPhee →	← Paul Sohor
December 9, 2010	Lethbridge Hurricanes	Vancouver Giants
Mark Reners →	← 5th Round Pick in 2012
December 10, 2010	Regina Pats	Tri-City Americans
Carter Ashton → 3rd Round Pick in 2012 →	← Tanner Olstad ← Nils Moser ← 1st Round Pick in 2011 ← 2nd Round Pick in 2012 ← 5th Round Pick in 2012
December 11, 2010	Saskatoon Blades	Lethbridge Hurricanes
Tyler Kizuik →	← 6th Round Pick in 2011
December 14, 2010	Regina Pats	Kamloops Blazers
Thomas Frazee →	← Shayne Neigum ← Lyndon Martell ← 3rd Round Pick in 2012
December 22, 2010	Edmonton Oil Kings	Swift Current Broncos
Graham Black →	← 8th Round Pick in 2011 (conditional)
December 28, 2010	Portland Winterhawks	Vancouver Giants
Spencer Bennett → Teal Burns → 1st Round Pick in 2011 → 2nd Round Pick in 2012 →	← Craig Cunningham ← 6th Round Pick in 2011
December 30, 2010	Swift Current Broncos	Vancouver Giants
Joel Rogers →	← Dalton Reum
January 4, 2011	Moose Jaw Warriors	Vancouver Giants
Nathan Smith →	← Brett Lyon
January 5, 2011	Brandon Wheat Kings	Vancouver Giants
Darren Bestland →	← Matt MacKay ← 4th Round Pick in 2012
January 7, 2011	Medicine Hat Tigers	Seattle Thunderbirds
4th Round Pick in 2012 (conditional) →	← Scott Ramsey
January 8, 2011	Edmonton Oil Kings	Vancouver Giants
5th Round Pick in 2012 →	← Mark Reners
January 9, 2011	Swift Current Broncos	Kootenay Ice
Cody Eakin →	← Christian Magnus ← Ryan Bloom ← Jarett Zentner ← Colby Cave ← Steven Myland ← 1st Round Pick in 2011 ← 2nd Round Pick in 2011 ← 3rd Round Pick in 2012
January 10, 2011	Prince Albert Raiders	Seattle Thunderbirds
Ryan Button →	← Charles Wells ← 1st Round Pick in 2011 (CHL Import Draft)
January 10, 2011	Brandon Wheat Kings	Saskatoon Blades
Brayden Schenn → 3rd Round Pick in 2012 →	← 1st Round Pick in 2011 ← 2nd Round Pick in 2011 ← 1st Round Pick in 2012 ← 1st Round Pick in 2012 (CHL Import Draft) ← Ayrton Nikkel ← Tim McGauley
January 10, 2011	Moose Jaw Warriors	Prince Albert Raiders
Michal Hlinka → 3rd Round Pick in 2011 → 6th Round Pick in 2011 →	← Sebastian Svendsen
January 10, 2011	Regina Pats	Seattle Thunderbirds
Mitch Spooner →	← 5th Round Pick in 2012 (conditional)
January 10, 2011	Vancouver Giants	Saskatoon Blades
Tanner Sohn →	← 10th Round Pick in 2013
January 10, 2011	Portland Winterhawks	Lethbridge Hurricanes
Branden Scheidl →	← Ryley Bennefield
January 10, 2011	Calgary Hitmen	Tri-City Americans
Matt MacKenzie →	← Brooks Macek ← Spencer Humphries ← 3rd Round Pick in 2012 (conditional)
January 10, 2011	Everett Silvertips	Medicine Hat Tigers
Kellan Tochkin → Alex Theriau →	← Ryan Harrison ← 2nd Round Pick in 2011

Subway Super Series

The Subway Super Series was a six-game series featuring four teams: three from the Canadian Hockey League (CHL)—one team from each of the QMJHL, the OHL, and the WHL—versus Russia's national junior hockey team.

The 2010 series was held in six cities across Canada. The series began on November 8, 2010, and concluded on November 18, 2010. Both Western Hockey League games were held in British Columbia.

Results

Date	Location	Winner		Loser
November 8, 2010		Russian Selects	5	4	QMJHL all-stars
November 10, 2010		Russian Selects		4	3	QMJHL all-stars
November 11, 2010		OHL all-stars	4	0	Russian Selects
November 15, 2010		OHL all-stars	2	1	Russian Selects
November 17, 2010		Russian Selects	7	6	WHL all-stars
November 18, 2010		Russian Selects	5	2	WHL all-stars
Russia wins series 4–2

Conference Quarter-finals

Eastern Conference

(4) Kootenay Ice vs. (5) Moose Jaw Warriors

Western Conference

(4) Tri-City Americans vs. (5) Vancouver Giants

Conference Semi-finals

Eastern Conference

(2) Red Deer Rebels vs. (3) Medicine Hat Tigers

Western Conference

(3) Spokane Chiefs vs. (4) Tri-City Americans

Conference Finals

Eastern Conference

(3) Medicine Hat Tigers vs. (4) Kootenay Ice

Western Conference

(1) Portland Winterhawks vs. (3) Spokane Chiefs

WHL Championship

(E4) Kootenay Ice vs. Portland Winterhawks (W1)

Playoff scoring leaders

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

Player	Team	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
		21	13	15	28	6
Matt Fraser		19	17	10	27	18
		19	15	12	27	12
		19	11	16	27	14
		21	10	17	27	16
Nino Niederreiter		21	9	18	27	30
		19	3	24	27	37
Linden Vey		15	12	13	25	8
Ty Rattie		21	9	13	22	22
		15	10	11	21	7

Playoff leading goaltenders

Note: GP = Games played; Mins = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; GA = Goals Allowed; SO = Shutouts; SV& = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average

Player	Team	GP	Mins	W	L	GA	SO	Sv%	GAA
		19	1178	16	3	44	3	0.923	2.24
		6	357	2	4	15	2	0.930	2.52
		10	619	4	6	26	1	0.930	2.52
		10	641	6	4	27	1	0.918	2.53
		17	1071	10	7	46	1	0.906	2.58

Memorial Cup

See main article: 2011 Memorial Cup.

WHL awards

Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy	Regular season champions	Saskatoon Blades
Four Broncos Memorial Trophy	Player of the Year	Darcy Kuemper^[7]	Red Deer Rebels
Bob Clarke Trophy	Top Scorer	Linden Vey	Medicine Hat Tigers
Bill Hunter Trophy	Top Defenseman	Stefan Elliott	Saskatoon Blades
Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy	Rookie of the Year	Mathew Dumba	Red Deer Rebels
Del Wilson Trophy	Top Goaltender	Darcy Kuemper	Red Deer Rebels
WHL Plus-Minus Award	Top Plus-Minus Rating	Stefan Elliott	Saskatoon Blades
Brad Hornung Trophy	Most Sportsmanlike Player	Tyler Johnson	Spokane Chiefs
Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy	Scholastic Player of the Year	Colin Smith	Kamloops Blazers
Jim Donlevy Memorial Trophy	Scholastic team of the Year	Swift Current Broncos
Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy	Coach of the Year	Don Nachbaur	Spokane Chiefs
Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy	Executive of the Year	Lorne Molleken	Saskatoon Blades
Allen Paradice Memorial Trophy	Top Official	Matt Kirk
St. Clair Group Trophy	Marketing/Public Relations Award	Mike Moore	Calgary Hitmen
Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy	Humanitarian of the Year	Spencer Edwards	Moose Jaw Warriors
WHL Playoff MVP	WHL Finals Most Valuable Player	Nathan Lieuwen	Kootenay Ice
Professional Hockey Achievement Academic Recipient	Alumni Achievement Awards	Bobby Clarke Jeff Zorn

All-Star Teams

Eastern Conference

First Team		Pos.	Second Team
Player	Team		Player	Team
Darcy Kuemper	Red Deer Rebels	G	Tyler Bunz	Medicine Hat Tigers
Stefan Elliott	Saskatoon Blades	D	Alex Petrovic	Red Deer Rebels
Brayden McNabb	Kootenay Ice	D	Duncan Siemens	Saskatoon Blades
Linden Vey	Medicine Hat Tigers	F	Cody Eakin	Kootenay Ice
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	Red Deer Rebels	F	Brayden Schenn	Saskatoon Blades
Mark Stone	Brandon Wheat Kings	F	Quinton Howden	Moose Jaw Warriors

^[8]

Western Conference

First Team		Pos.	Second Team
Player	Team		Player	Team
James Reid	Spokane Chiefs	G	Calvin Pickard	Seattle Thunderbirds
Tyson Barrie	Kelowna Rockets	D	Brenden Kichton	Spokane Chiefs
Jared Cowen	Spokane Chiefs	D	Ryan Murray	Everett Silvertips
Brendan Gallagher	Vancouver Giants	F	Brendan Shinnimin	Tri-City Americans
Tyler Johnson	Spokane Chiefs	F	Brendan Ranford	Kamloops Blazers
Ryan Johansen	Portland Winterhawks	F	Ryan Howse	Chilliwack Bruins

See also

• List of WHL seasons
• 2010–11 OHL season
• 2010–11 QMJHL season
• 2010 in ice hockey
• 2011 in ice hockey

External links

• Official website of the Western Hockey League
• Official website of the Canadian Hockey League
• Official website of the MasterCard Memorial Cup
• Official website of the Subway Super Series

Notes and References

1. News: 2011-05-14 . Kootenay down Portland to take WHL final . live . https://web.archive.org/web/20240603165652/https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/juniors/whl-final/ . 2024-06-03 . 2024-06-03 . . The Canadian Press.
2. Web site: Blanchette . John . 2011-01-16 . Chiefs lit the fuse on perfect outdoor outcome . live . https://web.archive.org/web/20110119143348/http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2011/jan/16/chiefs-lit-the-fuse-on-perfect-outdoor-outcome/ . 2011-01-19 . The Spokesman-Review.
3. Web site: Odland . Kristen . 2011-02-21 . Hitmen clipped by Pats before record crowd . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20141109203743/http://www2.canada.com/calgaryherald/news/sports/story.html?id=f6a9a927-ede9-4196-a80c-aa620e452a21 . 2014-11-09 . 2011-02-21 . Calgary Herald.
4. News: Moravan . Monika . 2010-05-21 . Canadian League teams and players to be included in EA Sports' NHL 11 . live . https://web.archive.org/web/20220819230943/https://thehockeynews.com/news/canadian-league-teams-and-players-to-be-included-in-ea-sports-nhl-11 . 2022-08-19 . 2024-06-04 . . Sports Illustrated.
5. http://www.whl.ca/stats/statdisplay.php?type=top_scorers 2010–11 WHL Regular Season: Scoring leaders
6. http://whl.ca/whl/whl/en/stats/statdisplay.php?type=top_goalies&season_id= 2010–11 WHL Regular Season: Goaltending leaders
7. https://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5ibYkCZRkpJBe0BhAStMX9m_NpTZQ?docId=6756330
8. http://www.whl.ca/article/whl-east-all-stars-and-awards-finalists WHL East All Stars And Awards Finalists