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RECAP: Winterhawks Preseason Game August 30

Jeremy Imig — Mon, 31 Aug 2026 00:47:07 +0000

Portland, Ore. - The 2026-27 preseason kicked off on Sunday as the Winterhawks hosted the Tri-City Americans in their lone home preseason contest. The teams traded goals through 40 minutes before a pair of third-period goals propelled Portland to a 5-3 victory. HIGHLIGHTS Preseason Game #1: Portland (5) vs. Tri-City (3) SOG: POR (46) – TC (50) PP: POR (2/5) – TC (1/2) Saves: Dryden (22/24), Spencer (25/26) – Gibson (30/33), Montembeault (11/13) COMPLETE BOX SCORE SCORING: POR – Jordin St. Louis (1) from Easton Scott and Cullen Stephenson TC – Colton Nash (1) from Max Ranseth and Steven Leavitt POR – Trevor Toyne (1) from Cullen Stephenson and Jordin St. Louis TC – Kenzo Gibson (1) POR – James Butterwick (1) from Jaxon Jaffray and Nathan Johnson TC – Ben Oliverio (1) from Kenzo Gibson and Steven Leavitt POR – Easton Scott (1) from Cullen Stephenson POR – Arjun Mangadu (1) from Trevor Toyne and Zachary Spurgeon GAME SUMMARY: The Winterhawks and Americans took to the ice in Portland on Sunday afternoon, featuring rookie players and goalies. Five different Portland skaters found the back of the net. Jordin St. Louis and Tevor Toyne scored goals in the first period, James Butterwick netted his first preseason goal in the middle frame, before Easton Scott and Arjun Mangadu converted on their opportunities. Cullen Stephenson, 10th overall selection in the 2026 WHL Prospects Draft, had a game-high three assists. Goaltenders Cooper Dryden and Cohen Spencer were solid between the pipes for Portland as the duo split time. UP NEXT: The Portland Winterhawks hit the road for a two-game preseason tournament in Everett this weekend. They will face the Spokane Chiefs on Friday at 3:30 PM at the Angel of the Winds Arena. Then, on Saturday, Portland battles the Everett Silvertips at 6:00 PM. Cover Photo Credit: Henry Jensen

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2026 Neely Cup Championship Recap

Jeremy Imig — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 04:29:43 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks 2026 Neely Cup continued on Friday with another day of practices and scrimmage-style games. After two days of competition, Team Walker sits atop the standings with 8 points. Saturday morning will have the final round-robin games before the Neely Cup Consolation & Championship Games are played in the evening. The four teams, named after four alumni who were not drafted into the WHL, but still had storied careers with the Winterhawks and beyond, Paul Gaustad, Cale Hulse, Scott Nichol, and Matt Walker, are made up of 80 prospective Winterhawks. Teams include a mixture of veteran talent along with newly drafted prospects and several camp invites as well.

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The game format consists of two 25-minute running-clock periods, followed by a ten-minute three-on-three. The winner of each 25-minute period and each three-on-three competition receives two points in the standings, allowing for a team to pick up a maximum of six points each day.

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View Neely Cup Day Three Highlights

Game One: Team Nichol (4) ties Team Hulse (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Nichol - Luke Palacek Team Nichol - Arjun Mangadu from Jake Gustafson Team Nichol - Cole Babych from Caden Leibel Team Nichol - Avery Laliberte

Game Two: Team Nichol (4) defeats Team Hulse (3)

Scoring Summary: Team Nichol - Jake Gustafson from Cole Babych Team Nichol - Jake Gustafson from Cole Carter and Avery Laliberte Team Hulse - Owen Chapman from Jordan Duguay and Kaleb Newson Team Hulse - Owen Chapman from Aaron Zulinick Team Nichol - Jake Gustafson from Logan Wilm Team Hulse - Crewe Schimnowski from Callum Rennie and Casey Aldinger Team Nichol - Cole Carter (EN)

Game Three (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Hulse (3) defeats Team Nichol (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Hulse - Callum Rennie from Cullen Stephenson and Brody Gold Team Nichol - Avery Laliberte from Arjun Mangadu and Logan Wilm Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis from Stephen Grumley Team Hulse - Aaron Zulinick (EN)

Game Four: Team Walker (3) defeats Team Gaustad (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Emmett Abel from Kaishu Shin and Sam Spehar Team Walker - Ozzie Ware Team Walker - Emmett Abel from Kaishu Shin and Justin Savoy (EN)

Game Five: Team Gaustad (2) ties Team Walker (2)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Emmett Abel from Kaishu Shin and Sam Spehar Team Gaustad - Benjamin Nowak from Luke Wilfley and Nathan Johnson Team Walker - Luke Christopherson from Ozzie Ware Team Gaustad - James Butterwick

Game Six (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Walker (4) defeats Team Gaustad (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Ricksen Gong-Massie (PS) Team Walker - Kohen Ruedig from Reed Brown and Nathan Steele Team Walker - Sam Spehar from Finn Spehar Team Gaustad - Easton Dozark from Cash Brebant and Zachary Spurgeon Team Walker - Easton Scott from James Damrill (EN)

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Third Place Game 1: Team Hulse (3) defeats Team Gaustad (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis from Dylan Brass Team Gaustad - Cash Brebant from Liam Reed Team Hulse - Dylan Brass from Casey Aldinger and Jordin St. Louis Team Hulse - Cullen Stephenson from Jordan Duguay and Wyatt Hargadine

Third Place Game 2: Team Hulse (4) defeats Team Gaustad (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Hulse - Jordan Duguay from Chase Johnston and Brody Gold Team Hulse - Kaleb Newson from Owen Chapman Team Hulse - Jordan Duguay from Kaleb Newson and Owen Chapman Team Gaustad - Kacy Turberfield from Luke Wilfley Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis (EN)

Championship Game 1: Team Walker (5) defeats Team Nichol (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Luke Christopherson from Ozzie Ware and David Hoy Team Walker - Ricksen Gong-Massie from Nathan Steele and Reed Brown Team Walker - Luke Christopherson from Sam Spehar and Emmett Abel Team Nichol - Ben Miller from Aidan Potash and Arjun Mangadu Team Walker - James Damrill from Emmett Abel and Easton Scott Team Walker - Sam Spehar from Kohen Ruedig and Ondřej Štěbeták

Championship Game 2: Team Nichol (3) defeats Team Walker (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Kaishu Shin from Nathan Steele and Finn Spehar Team Nichol - Ben Miller from Trevor Toyne and Jake Gustafson Team Nichol - Trevor Toyne from Aidan Potash and Ben Miller Team Nichol - Will McLaughlin (PS)

Championship Overtime Game: Team Walker (1) defeats Team Walker (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - James Damrill from Easton Scott

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Saturday Goaltending Stats:

Cruz Chase - 35/41 saves (60 mins) Blake Clark - 39/46 saves (60 mins) Tyler DiCarlo - 15/17 saves (55 mins) Cooper Dryden - 27/32 saves (50 mins) Madex Kabrud - 24/34 saves (60 mins) Brennen Purych - 17/22 saves (50 mins) Cohen Spencer - 29/29 saves (55 mins) Ondřej Štěbeták - 31/35 saves (60 mins)

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Final Tournament Standings:

Team	Record	3-on-3 Record	Points in Standings	Goals Scored	Goals Allowed
Team Walker	6-2-1	3-0-0	13	24	8
Team Nichol	4-3-2	0-2-1	10	19	18
Team Hulse	3-5-1	1-1-1	7	12	23
Team Gaustad	1-4-4	0-1-2	6	14	20

Cover Photo Credit: Keith Dwiggins

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2026 Neely Cup Day Two Recap

Jeremy Imig — Sat, 29 Aug 2026 03:07:26 +0000

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View Neely Cup Day Two Highlights

Game One: Team Gaustad (1) ties Team Nichol (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Gaustad - Sam Auld from Kacy Turberfield Team Nichol - Cole Carter from Arjun Mangadu

Game Two: Team Nichol (3) defeats Team Gaustad (2)

Scoring Summary: Team Nichol - Jake Gustafson from Trevor Toyne and Ben Miller Team Gaustad - Luke Wilfley (Penalty Shot) Team Nichol - Cole Babych from Arjun Mangadu Team Nichol - Logan Wilm from Kieran Rattray Team Gaustad - Cameron Jacobson from Nathan Brown

Game Three (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Gaustad (3) ties Team Nichol (3)

Scoring Summary: Team Gaustad - Sam Auld from Cameron Jacobson Team Gaustad - Jaxon Jaffray from Cash Brebant Team Nichol - Alessandro Domenichelli from Kieran Rattray Team Gaustad - Nathan Brown from Nathan Johnson Team Nichol - Aidan Potash from Luke Palecek Team Nichol - Trevor Toyne from Aidan Potash and Luke Palecek

Game Four: Team Walker (4) defeats Team Hulse (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Kaishu Shin from David Hoy and Justin Savoy Team Walker - Justin Savoy Nathan Steele and Ricksen Gong-Massie Team Walker - Easton Scott (Empty Net) Team Walker - Ozzie Ware from Emmett Abel (Empty Net)

Game Five: Team Hulse (2) defeats Team Walker (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Finn Spehar from James Damrill Team Hulse - Stevie Grumley from Kaleb Newson Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis from Jordan Duguay and Cullen Stephenson

Game Six (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Walker (4) defeats Team Hulse (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Reed Brown from Tavon Peterson Team Walker - Easton Scott (Empty Net) Team Walker - Easton Scott from Enzo Sinha (Empty Net) Team Walker - Ermolai Yarygin from Enzo Sinha (Empty Net)

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Friday Goaltending Stats:

Cruz Chase - 6/7 saves (25 mins) Blake Clark - 5/7 saves (25 mins) Tyler DiCarlo - 12/17 saves (35 mins) Cooper Dryden - 18/19 saves (35 mins) Madex Kabrud - 10/11 saves (25 mins) Brennen Purych - 13/19 saves (35 mins) Cohen Spencer - 11/13 saves (35 mins) Ondřej Štěbeták - 11/11 saves (25 mins)

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Day Two Tournament Standings:

Team	Record	3-on-3 Record	Points in Standings	Goals Scored	Goals Allowed
Team Walker	4-2-0	2-0-0	8	15	5
Team Nichol	2-2-2	0-1-1	6	10	12
Team Gaustad	1-2-3	0-0-2	5	11	11
Team Hulse	2-3-1	0-1-1	5	6	14

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Remaining Neely Cup Game Schedule:

Saturday, August 29: 9:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. • Team Hulse vs. Team Nichol 11:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. • Team Walker vs. Team Gaustad 4:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. • Consolation Final (3rd vs. 4th) 6:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. • Neely Cup Championship (1st vs. 2nd) Cover Photo Credit: Moe Brown

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2026 Neely Cup Day One Recap

Jeremy Imig — Fri, 28 Aug 2026 03:08:30 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks 2026 Neely Cup kicked off at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Thursday, with all four teams lacing up for practices and scrimmage-style games. After one day of competition, Team Walker sits atop the standings with four points. The four teams, named after four alumni who were not drafted into the WHL, but still had storied careers with the Winterhawks and beyond, Paul Gaustad, Cale Hulse, Scott Nichol, and Matt Walker, are made up of 80 prospective Winterhawks. Teams include a mixture of veteran talent along with newly drafted prospects and several camp invites as well.

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View Neely Cup Day One Highlights

Game One: Team Hulse (3) defeats Team Gaustad (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Gaustad - Luke Wilfley from Owen Vaillancourt Team Hulse - Cullen Stephenson from Wyatt Hargadine and Aaron Zulinick Team Hulse - Crewe Schimnowski from Chase Johnston Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis from Gavin Godbout (Empty Net)

Game Two: Team Gaustad (4) defeats Team Hulse (1)

Scoring Summary: Team Gaustad - Joel Dorn from Zachary Spurgeon and Cruz Chase Team Gaustad - Luke Wilfley from Nathan Johnson Team Gaustad - Liam Reed from Jaxon Jaffray Team Gaustad - Jeffrey Monson from Owen Vaillancourt and Zachary Spurgeon Team Hulse - Jordin St. Louis from Chase Johnston and Owen Chapman

Game Three (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Gaustad (0) ties Team Hulse (0)

Scoring Summary: No goals were scored

Game Four: Team Walker (4) defeats Team Nichol (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Finn Spehar Team Walker - David Hoy (Penalty Shot) Team Walker - Reed Brown from Sam Spehar (Empty Net) Team Walker - Nathan Steele from Emmett Abel

Game Five: Team Nichol (3) defeats Team Walker (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Nichol - Arjun Mangadu from Will McLaughlin Team Nichol - Jake Gustafson from Ben Miller Team Nichol - Caden Leibel (Empty Net)

Game Six (10-Minute 3-on-3): Team Walker (2) defeats Team Nichol (0)

Scoring Summary: Team Walker - Luke Christopherson from Finn Spehar and Sam Spehar Team Walker - Kaishu Shin (Empty Net)

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Goaltending Stats:

Cruz Chase - 11/12 saves (35 mins) Blake Clark - 17/21 saves (35 mins) Tyler DiCarlo - 8/11 saves (25 mins) Cooper Dryden - 14/15 saves (25 mins) Madex Kabrud - 14/15 saves (35 mins) Brennen Purych - 7/9 saves (25 mins) Cohen Spencer - 10/10 saves (25 mins) Ondřej Štěbeták - 15/19 saves (35 mins)

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Day One Tournament Standings:

Team	Record	3-on-3 Record	Points in Standings	Goals Scored	Goals Allowed
Team Walker	2-1-0	1-0-0	4	6	3
Team Gaustad	1-1-1	0-0-1	3	5	4
Team Hulse	1-1-1	0-0-1	3	4	5
Team Nichol	1-2-0	0-1-0	2	3	6

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Remaining Neely Cup Game Schedule:

Friday, August 28: 3:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. • Team Nichol vs. Team Gaustad 5:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. • Team Hulse vs. Team Walker Saturday, August 29: 9:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. • Team Hulse vs. Team Nichol 11:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. • Team Walker vs. Team Gaustad 4:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. • Consolation Final (3rd vs. 4th) 6:00 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. • Neely Cup Championship (1st vs. 2nd) Cover Photo Credit: Keith Dwiggins

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Winterhawks Announce 2026 Neely Cup Rosters

Jeremy Imig — Mon, 24 Aug 2026 18:30:32 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The 51st Winterhawks Training Camp kicks off this week, as the team hosts its annual Neely Cup with on-ice sessions from Thursday, August 27 to Saturday, August 29! After a two-year hiatus, the Neely Cup is back in the Glass Palace for the 2026 edition. In total, 81 players aged 15 to 20 years old will participate in this year's training camp. The Neely Cup is unique as the camp is divided into four competitive teams that each feature a mixture of Winterhawks veterans, NHL-drafted players, and prospects who have yet to make their WHL debuts. This year, we welcome members of the 2026 WHL Draft class to Portland for the first time, including the Winterhawks' first-round pick Cullen Stephenson, who signed with Portland on May 22. The Winterhawks have named the 2026 Neely Cup teams in honor of four alumni who were not drafted into the WHL, but still had storied careers with the Winterhawks and beyond – Paul Gaustad, Cale Hulse, Scott Nichol, and Matt Walker. Gaustad - Starting his junior career with the Jr. Winterhawks U18 AAA team, Paul Gaustad flipped from going undrafted in the WHL Draft, to a career with the Winterhawks spanning three seasons, 198 games, 53 games, 82 assists, and 135 total points. Gaustad’s success in Portland caught the eye of the Buffalo Sabres, who selected the Fargo, North Dakota native in the seventh round of the 2000 NHL Draft. Following three seasons with the AHL’s Rochester Americans, Gaustad began an 11-year NHL career with Buffalo and Nashville, playing in 727 total games, amassing 231 total points. Gaustad was named to the team U.S.A roster for the 2011 IIHF World Championship, where he also wore the alternate ‘A’. Gaustad’s resilience and strong work ethic led him from Portland to a lengthy and celebrated career in the NHL. Hulse - Starting his career in the Rose City during the 1991-91 campaign, Cale Hulse played in 142 games across two seasons for the Winterhawks. The blueliner picked up 14 goals and 44 assists for 58 total points during his WHL career. Hulse’s time with the Hawks caught the eye of the New Jersey Devils, who selected the Edmonton native with the 66th overall pick in the third round of the 1992 NHL Draft. Hulse quickly made an impact with the Devils’ AHL affiliate, the Albany River Rats. Albany captured the 1995 Calder Cup with Hulse, who played in 89 games that year. Hulse would play for New Jersey the following season, before skating with the Calgary Flames, Nashville Predators, Phoenix Coyotes, and Columbus Blue Jackets during a 10-year, 619-game NHL career. Nichol - With the Winterhawks between 1992 and 1994, Scott Nichol exemplified what it means to live the hockey life. Playing in 132 games in the WHL - scoring 71 goals, and tallying 86 assists for 157 total points - Nichol was selected in the 11th round of the 1993 NHL Draft by the Buffalo Sabres. Nichol captured the Calder Cup with the Rochester Americans in 1996 after making his NHL debut with the Sabres earlier in the season. The Edmonton man would play his NHL career in Buffalo, Calgary, Chicago, Nashville, San Jose, and St. Louis for 662 games across 13 seasons, scoring 56 goals and 71 assists. Following his retirement in 2013, Nichol immediately pivoted to a front office career in the NHL, where he currently works as the Assistant General Manager & Director of Player Development with the Nashville Predators as well as the General Manager for the Milwaukee Admirals. Walker - Matt Walker owns one of the most impressive careers in Winterhawks history. Winning the 1998 WHL Championship and Memorial Cup, Walker played 170 games with Portland over the span of three seasons, tallying five goals and 30 assists in a lock-down defenseman role. Despite going undrafted into the WHL, the St. Louis Blues selected Walker with the 83rd overall pick in the 1998 NHL Draft. Following his age-out in 2000, the Beaverlodge, Alberta, man immediately began a lengthy professional career with the Blues and Worcester IceCats of the AHL. Walker played for the Blues, Blackhawks, Lightning, and Flyers as part of a 10-year, 314-game NHL Career. He also skated in 220 AHL games over eight seasons.

ROSTERS

(Click each to view/download) Team Gaustad Roster (White) Team Hulse Roster (Gray) Team Nichol Roster (Red) Team Walker Roster (Black) *Cole Slobodian, Kyle McDonough, and Max Pšenička will not be skating in any of the Neely Cup games.

SCHEDULE

All games will be played at Veterans Memorial Coliseum and will consist of two 25-minute games. Immediately following the second game, a 3-on-3 competition for ten minutes will occur. Visit Winterhawks.com to keep track of the standings and view game stats following each day of competition. Fans can attend Saturday's Neely Cup Consolation Final and Championship game. Those with a season ticket membership, 34-game flex pack, or 50-game flex pack will receive complimentary general admission tickets. To purchase $10 general admission tickets, click here. Ticket sales close at 5:00 PM on Thursday, August 27. All tickets will be emailed on Friday, August 28 For more information about attending the 2026 Neely Cup, including parking information, click here. Doors will open at 3:30 PM. Thursday, August 27 3:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. • Team Gaustad vs. Team Hulse 5:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. • Team Nichol vs. Team Walker Friday, August 28 3:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. • Team Nichol vs. Team Gaustad 5:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. • Team Hulse vs. Team Walker Saturday, August 29 9:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. • Team Hulse vs. Team Nichol 11:00 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. • Team Walker vs. Team Gaustad 4:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. • Consolation Final (3rd vs. 4th) 6:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. • Neely Cup Championship (1st vs. 2nd)

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Everyone attending the games is strongly encouraged to pre-purchase parking, as there are dual events at the Rose Quarter on Saturday.

Note: The parking pass will be listed for "Red Clay Strays" on August 29, but those passes will allow entry to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Click here to purchase your parking pass in advance.

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Winterhawks Announce Teddy Bear Toss Weekend, presented by Les Schwab

Jeremy Imig — Mon, 17 Aug 2026 16:55:41 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club is excited to announce Les Schwab Teddy Bear Toss Weekend. Portland will host two Teddy Bear Toss games on back-to-back nights: Saturday, December 12, at 6:00 PM against the Calgary Hitmen, and Sunday, December 13, at 4:00 PM against the Seattle Thunderbirds. The Teddy Bear Toss game has become a Holiday tradition in the Rose City. Last year, with a sold-out Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Jordan Duguay triggered an avalanche of 14,558 stuffed animals onto the ice surface. All were later donated to local charities including Portland Fire, Easterseals Oregon, the Salvation Army, Hillsboro Police Department, Rockaway Lions Club, Oregon Department of Human Services, and others! The Winterhawks will be the first WHL franchise to host two Teddy Bear Toss nights in one season. Act fast because tickets for the Saturday Teddy Bear Toss are on sale now here. Groups of 10+ are eligible for a discounted rate. Limited VIP options are available. Contact our ticketing department at 503-236-HAWK (4295) for more information. The Sunday, December 13, game against Seattle is almost sold out, so secure your seats here. Add to the Holiday spirit with a double-helping of Teddy Bear magic on Les Schwab Teddy Bear Toss Weekend!

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For questions or information regarding Les Schwab Teddy Bear Toss Weekend, please contact your ticket representative or the Winterhawks ticketing office at tickets@winterhawks.com.

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Winterhawks Neely Cup and preseason tickets on sale

Jeremy Imig — Fri, 14 Aug 2026 22:44:06 +0000

The Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club announced today that tickets are available for two Neely Cup games on Saturday, August 29, and the preseason game against Tri-City on Sunday, August 30.

Saturday’s Neely Cup Consolation and Championship games are scheduled for 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM, respectively. Sunday’s preseason game begins at 2:00 PM.

Fans with a season ticket membership, 34-game flex pack, or 50-game flex pack will receive complimentary tickets to both days.

Season ticket members receive one ticket per day for each seat in their account. Flex pack holders will be given two tickets per day for each flex pack in their account. No action is required for season ticket members or flex pack holders. Your tickets will be emailed to the email address on your account on Friday, August 28.

In addition, tickets are available for purchase for $10. Each day requires a separate ticket. A single ticket grants access to both the Neely Cup Consolation and Neely Cup Championship games on Saturday. Ticket sales close at 5:00 PM on Thursday, August 27.

Buy your general admission seats on our team store page below (tickets will be emailed on Friday, August 28):

Saturday, August 29: Neely Cup Consolation & Championship Game Tickets (4:00 & 6:00 PM) Sunday, August 30: Portland Winterhawks vs Tri-City Americans Preseason Game Tickets (2:00 PM)

Every ticket is general admission. Season ticket holders and flex pack members are not guaranteed their normal seat location.

All fans attending games must enter through the Veterans Memorial Coliseum’s main doors. Gates will open at 3:30 PM on Saturday and 1:30 PM on Sunday. Limited concessions will be open both days.

Everyone attending the games is strongly encouraged to pre-purchase parking, as there are dual events at the Rose Quarter on Saturday and Sunday.

Note: The parking pass will be listed for "Red Clay Strays" on August 29 and "Portland Fire vs Golden State Valkyries on August 30, but those passes will allow entry to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Click here to purchase your parking pass in advance. Contact your ticket representative or our ticketing department at 503-236-HAWK (4295) with any questions.

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Winterhawks Announce Dyck, Matthews Clear 20-Year-Old Waivers

Jeremy Imig — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 18:58:40 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club announced today that 2006-born forward Carsyn Dyck and 2006-born defenseman Carter Matthews have cleared Western Hockey League 20-year-old waivers and are now free agents. Dyck, of Warman, Saskatchewan, played in 105 total games for the Winterhawks over the course of four seasons, totaling 14 goals and 24 assists. Matthews, from Calgary, Alberta, signed on with Portland in January and skated in 18 games with two assists. The Portland Winterhawks would like to thank Carsyn and Carter for their time with the club, and wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

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Domenichelli, Melicherik to play in Hlinka Gretzky Cup

Jeremy Imig — Tue, 28 Jul 2026 20:14:20 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club is proud to announce that forward Alessandro Domenichelli and prospect Max Melicherik have been selected to represent their home nations at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup in Edmonton, Alberta. Domenichelli will suit up for Switzerland, while Melicherik will play for Slovakia. Domenichelli, from Lugano, Switzerland, just concluded his first season in the Rose City. Skating in 38 games, the 17-year-old potted two goals and added five helpers for seven points. Domenichelli bolstered his season by playing 14 games with the Swiss U17 squad, lighting the lamp four times and dishing five assists. Melicherik, of Slovakia, was just drafted 30th overall in the first round of the CHL Import Draft by the Winterhawks. The 15-year-old forward spent the last season playing for the Tappara (FIN) U18 program. In 43 games with Tappara, Melicherik found the back of the net 29 times and added 26 assists for 55 total points. He has also played for the Slovakian national U16, U17, and U18 teams for 18 combined games, with eight goals and eight assists. The Hlinka Gretzky Cup is an annual U18 tournament that attracts top talent to the ice. Last year, Winterhawks blueliner Will McLaughlin won gold with USA Hockey. The 2026 edition of the tournament will run from August 3-8. Winterhawks drafted prospect Becker Wenkus was also selected to represent the United States. Good luck to Alessandro and Max as they skate for their home nations in Edmonton!

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Defenseman Max Pšenička signs with Utah Mammoth

Jeremy Imig — Thu, 23 Jul 2026 17:20:50 +0000

Portland, Ore. – The Portland Winterhawks Hockey Club is proud to announce that defenseman Max Pšenička has signed his NHL Entry-Level Contract (ELC) with the Utah Mammoth. “As an organization, we are excited for Max and the opportunity with the Utah Mammoth,” Winterhawks President and GM Mike Johnston said. “Max has worked extremely hard and taken advantage of the last year in Portland to showcase his pro potential.“ Hailing from Prague, Czechia, Pšenička just concluded his second season with the Winterhawks. In 77 total games in Portland, the blueliner has tallied nine goals and 28 assists for 37 points. Taken in the second round, 46th overall by Utah in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, Pšenička was the first Winterhawk to be selected by the Mammoth since the relocation of the team in 2024. He became the seventh Hawk picked by the Mammoth/Arizona Coyotes/Winnipeg Jets franchises. Pšenička also won a silver medal while representing his country at the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship. The 6'4", 178-pound blueliner wrapped up his 2025-26 hockey season by playing two games with Utah's AHL affiliate, the Tucson Roadrunners. Pšenička notched one assist during his tenure. Pšenička is expected back in Portland for the 2026-27 season. Congratulations to Max on signing his Entry-Level Contract and continuing the legacy of Portland to the Pros.

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