Game Day Hub: February 4 vs. Tri-City
Portland Winterhawks vs. Tri-City Americans
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It’s Hawks Fight Cancer Night – let’s #CramTheStands as the Winterhawks battle the Americans in search of a third straight win!
Puck Drop: 5:00 P.M.
Doors: 4:00 P.M.
Venue: Veterans Memorial Coliseum – Portland, Ore.
Uniforms: Black
2023-24 Season Series: Portland is 3-0-0-0 against Tri-City
Portland 3 @ Tri-City 2 (Jan 26 2024)
Portland 6 @ Tri-City 5 (Dec 27 2023) OT
Tri-City 0 @ Portland 7 (Oct 15 2023)
Listen Live: Winterhawks Radio Network and on the Winterhawks App
Watch Live: WHL Live on CHL TV
Game Notes: Winterhawks Game Notes
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Upcoming Promo Games:
Saturday, February 10 – Black Hockey History Night – BUY TICKETS
Saturday, February 17 – Mascot Night – BUY TICKETS
FOLLOW ALONG: Box Score
More Than A Hockey Game
The Winterhawks’ annual “Hawks Fight Cancer” Night is an annual game night intended to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. This year, the Hawks have also teamed up with Sunset High School to participate in their annual “Cram The Stands” fundraiser for pediatric cancer research. Purchase a ticket through this link, and five dollars from each ticket sold will be donated to the fundraiser. Already have your ticket? Make sure to stop by the Cram The Stands to grab a t-shirt to benefit the cause!
The fellas are ready for you to #CramTheStands at our Hawks Fight Cancer game this Sunday!
$5 from each ticket sold through the link below will go toward pediatric cancer research, and t-shirts will be sold on the concourse at Sunday's game!
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— Portland Winterhawks (@pdxwinterhawks) February 2, 2024
Goals Galore
If you haven’t been paying attention this weekend, the Winterhawks have outscored opponents 18-2 over the last two games. Yes, really!
An 11-1 romp against Kelowna on Friday already had the Hawks flying high, and a 7-1 win over Seattle in its own building last night brought the momentum to a new high. Diego Buttazzoni, Tyson Jugnauth, Kyle McDonough and James Stefan have each scored in both routs and 17 out of 18 players to skate in each contest have recorded at least one point.
Yes, it’s been a banner weekend for the Hawks – but the job’s not done. Tri-City awaits after topping Spokane on Saturday in their own rivalry clash, and they’ll be keen to slow down the Portland train.
Tri-City Trouble
The Americans’ win on Saturday snapped a five-game skid, but they haven’t won consecutive games since Dec. 8 and 9. Sitting one point out of the playoffs, they’ll be a desperate team heading into tonight’s contest as they look to keep pace with the Chiefs and hold off the Thunderbirds.
Rookie defenseman Jackson Smith has had the hot stick this week, with two goals last night and an assist on Wednesday. Jake Sloan has also scored in both games, and trade acquisition Brandon Whynott has three points (1G, 2A) on the week as well. Between the pipes, Kyle Kelsey stopped 30 pucks for the win over the Chiefs and has appeared in five of their last six outings, but Lukas Matecha impressed through the early campaign and earned a look at the CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game late last month.
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