The Thunderbirds’ Wood checks the Silvertips’ Conrad Mitchell into the boards during WHL play Saturday night. COURTESY PHOTO, Brian Liesse, T-Birds

The Thunderbirds’ Wood checks the Silvertips’ Conrad Mitchell into the boards during WHL play Saturday night. COURTESY PHOTO, Brian Liesse, T-Birds

Silvertips slide past Thunderbirds on military appreciation night

Seattle wears special military-themed jerseys for charity

  • Monday, November 12, 2018 10:22am
  • Sports

The Everett Silvertips defeated the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-1 in Western Hockey League play Saturday in front of 5,089 fans at accesso ShoWare Center on Military Appreciation Night.

The T-Birds wore special military-themed jerseys for the game and had a special puck drop ceremony with two local military veterans, one of whom was 98 years old and served in the U.S. Navy in Honolulu, Hawaii, during World War II, and one of who served 20-years in the Marine Corps.

Outreach And Research Services (OARS), a group that provides female military veterans the support and resources needed when reentering civilian life, were the beneficiaries of the jersey auction of the military jerseys worn by the T-Birds.

Everett (12-6-0-0) took a 1-0 lead at 2:57 of the first period on Connor Dewar’s goal. Bryce Kindopp and Ian Walker had the assists.

The Silvertips went in front 2-0 at 7:44 of the first when Jalen Price scored off assists from Wyatte Wylie and Gage Goncalves.

A Wylie shot at 18:19 of the first deflected off a T-Bird stick and past Seattle goalie Liam Hughes to give the Silvertips a 3-0 lead.

Dewar scored at 5:59 of the third period to make it a 4-0 Everett lead.

Seattle (7-7-2-0) got on the board at 13:07 of the third on the power play. Jake Lee crossed the puck to Reece Harsch at the right point. Harsch took a wrist shot with traffic in front of Everett goalie Dustin Wolf. The shot beat Wolf low on the blocker side. Dillon Hamaliuk had the second assist.

Bryce Kindopp scored an empty-net goal at 19:44 of the third for Everett’s fifth goal.

Everett outshot Seattle 41-26 in the game.

Hughes had 36 saves on 40 shots. Wolf made 25 saves on 26 shots.

Up next

The T-Birds host the Spokane Chiefs at 7:05 p.m. on 2-for-Tuesday, featuring two-for-one ticket and beers prices and $2 hot dogs, soda and popcorn.

Single-game tickets are on sale online on the T-Birds website and at the ShoWare box office.

Fans may purchase the 24-flex ticket package will be able to select any available premium seat for any game, in any ticket combination, during the 2018-19 season.

SCORING SUMMARY

First period – 1, Everett, Dewar 13 (Kindopp, Walker), 2:57. 2, Everett, Price 1 (Wylie, Goncalves), 7:44. 3, Wylie 3 (Fasko-Rudas, Sutter), 18:19. Penalties – Hamaliuk, Sea (interference), 4:30. Davidson, Sea (slashing), 9:29. Lee, Sea (roughing, 10-minute misconduct), 18:56. Kubicek, Sea (roughing, 10-minute misconduct), 18:56. Wedman, Sea (boarding), 18:56. Fairbrother, Evt (roughing), 18:56. Christiansen, Evt (roughing, 10-minute misconduct) 18:56. Berezowski, Evt (tripping, roughing), 18:56. Harsch, Sea (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:57. Richard, Evt (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:57.

Second period – No scoring. Penalties – Andrusiak, Sea (roughing), 1:19. McNelly, Sea (roughing), 6:35. Mitchell, Evt (roughing), 6:35. Ormsby, Evt (slashing), 10:56. Ormsby, Sea (hooking), 15:49.

Third period – 4, Everett, Dewar 14 (Sutter), 5:59. 5, Seattle, Harsch 7 (Lee, Hamaliuk), 13:07 (pp). 6, Everett, Kindopp 7 (Richards), 19:44 (en). Penalties – Bauer, Sea (cross checking), 6:27. Fairbrother, Evt (holding), 7:56. Bauer, Sea (major-fighting), 11:29. Mitchell, Evt (major-fighting), 11:29. Wylie, Evt (slashing), 13:01. Andrusiak, Sea (hooking), 14:31.

Shots on goal – Seattle 1-14-11 26, Everett 18-14-9 41. Goalies – Seattle, Hughes 40 shots-36 saves (7-6-1-0); Everett, Wolf 26-25 (13-6-0-0). Power plays – Seattle 0-3; Everett 0-5. A – 5,089. Referees – Adam Byblow, Mark Pearce. Linesmen – Nick Albinati, Ron Dietterle.


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