RECAP: Toyne and St. Louis net first WHL goals in Hawks 4-1 win
Portland, Ore. – The Winterhawks got two first-career WHL goals from Trevor Toyne and Jordin St. Louis en route to a 4-1 win over the Wenatchee Wild Friday evening.
Game #4: Wenatchee (1) vs. Portland (4)
SOG: POR (40) – WEN (21)
PP: POR (0/3) – WEN (1/6)
Saves: Ondřej Štěbeták (20/21) – Tobiáš Tvrzník (36/40)
SCORING:
POR – Trevor Toyne (1) from Luke Wilfley and Nathan Brown
WEN – Kalen Miles (3) from Kayden Longley and Rui Han (Power Play)
POR – David Hoy (2) from Luke Wilfley (Shorthanded)
POR – Kyle McDonough from Jake Gustafson
POR – Jordin St. Louis (1)
GAME SUMMARY:
In their lone game this weekend, the Winterhawks jumped on the Wenatchee Wild early. 16-year-old rookie forward Trevor Toyne’s first WHL goal gave Portland a 1-0 early advantage. Less than two minutes after the Wild tied the game, David Hoy converted a two-on-one shorthanded rush. Kyle McDonough, playing in his first game back after injury in last year’s playoffs, gave Portland a 3-1 advantage after two minutes.
Jordin St. Louis, Portland’s first-round pick in the 2024 WHL Prospects Draft, forced a turnover in the Wenatchee zone and made no mistake with his wrist shot, also netting his first-career WHL goal 2:23 into the middle frame.
Ondřej Štěbeták ended the night with 20 saves on 21 shots, including turning aside all eight Wild shots in the third period.
UP NEXT:
The Winterhawks will be away from the Rose City for the next six games as they embark on a two-week road trip. The first stop is the Okanagan region of British Columbia for games against Kamloops (October 12), Penticton (October 14), and Kelowna (October 16 and 21). They will then conclude their trip with back-to-back games against the Spokane Chiefs on October 23 and 24.
Portland is next at the Glass Palace on Wednesday, October 28, at 7:00 p.m. PT for its first matchup of the season against the Vancouver Giants.
Cover Photo Credit: Henry Jensen
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