WHL Announces Remaining Central Division Schedule
Lethbridge, AB – The Western Hockey League announced today the remainder of the Central Division Schedule for the 2021 Regular Season, which includes 13 games for the Lethbridge Hurricanes.
The Hurricanes will face the Edmonton Oil Kings four times along with three games against each of the Medicine Hat Tigers, Red Deer Rebels and Calgary Hitmen.
Remaining Hurricanes schedule:
Friday, April 9th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Medicine Hat Tigers (7:00pm)
Saturday, April 10th – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Medicine Hat Tigers (7:00pm)
Monday, April 12th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Medicine Hat Tigers (7:00pm)
Friday, April 16th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Red Deer Rebels (7:00pm)
Saturday, April 17th – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Red Deer Rebels (7:00pm)
Monday, April 19th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Red Deer Rebels (7:00pm)
Friday, April 23rd – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Edmonton Oil Kings (7:00pm)
Saturday, April 24th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Edmonton Oil Kings (7:00pm)
Monday, April 26th – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Edmonton Oil Kings (7:00pm)
Friday, April 30th – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Calgary Hitmen (7:00pm)
Saturday, May 1st – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Calgary Hitmen (7:00pm)
Monday, May 3rd – Lethbridge Hurricanes at Calgary Hitmen (7:00pm)
Friday, May 7th – Lethbridge Hurricanes vs. Edmonton Oil Kings (7:00pm)
A Central Division playoff has yet to be determined.
As previously announced, the WHL’s five Alberta-based teams in the Central Division will play all 2020-21 Regular Season games exclusively within the provincial boundaries of Alberta.
The WHL has developed an extensive set of protocols, to not only provide a safe environment for players and staff, but to protect Albertans in the community. The WHL will continue ongoing weekly private PCR testing strategy through DynaLIFE Medical Labs.
Enhanced screening for all WHL players, billets, team staff and officials will continue to take place on a daily basis, including regular temperature screenings as well as symptom monitoring through the WHL Athlete RMS Mobile Application. Masks must be worn by all WHL players at all times with the exception of when participating on ice for games and practices. WHL coaches will be required to wear masks at all times, including while conducting practice and while behind the bench during games.
As the WHL continues play in the Central Division, no spectators will be permitted to enter WHL facilities. WHL fans can enjoy games across the whole league through the newly-launched WHL Live on CHL TV. More details available by visiting watch.CHL.ca.
