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#CHLvsRUS Game 3: Game Notes

2015 CHL CANADA RUSSIA SERIES

GAME THREE – OWEN SOUND, ON

TEAM OHL vs. TEAM RUSSIA


QUICK HITS

  • Game 3 of the 2015 CHL Canada Russia Series marks the 25th meeting between Team OHL and Team Russia in the history of the event. Team OHL holds an all-time record of 20-3-1.
  • Russia held the OHL scoreless for the first time in CHL Canada Russia Series history last year in Peterborough as goaltender Igor Shesterkin made 35 saves in a 4-0 decision.
  • Team OHL inherits a 6-0 series lead in points for just the second time in the past six years.
  • Russia has defeated Team OHL in three of the past four meetings between the two sides.

SERIES NOTES

SHIRLEY SETS NEW WHL RECORD: Kamloops Blazers forward Collin Shirley, who was added to the series as an injury replacement, has set a new WHL CHL Canada Russia Series record with five points in two games. The 19 year-old had a goal and three assists in Monday’s 7-3 Game 1 victory before adding an assist in a 4-2 win in Game 2 on Tuesday.

 

OHL NOTES

SENYSHYN SIGNS WITH BRUINS: Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds forward Zach Senyshyn signed an entry-level NHL contract with the Boston Bruins on Wednesday. The Ottawa, ON, native was Boston’s first round, 15th overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft. Senyshyn has 10 goals, four assists and 14 points in his 18 games this season.

FOUR 2015 FIRST ROUND PICKS IN THE LINEUP: Team OHL features four different 2015 first round NHL Draft picks in the lineup tonight, including Erie Otters forward Dylan Strome (third overall, Arizona Coyotes), Kingston Frontenacs winger Lawson Crouse (11th overall, Florida Panthers), Zach Senyshyn (15th overall, Boston Bruins) and Travis Konecny (24th overall, Philadelphia Flyers).

MANGIAPANE, RADDYSH ENTER ACTION ON POINT STREAKS: Barrie Colts forward Andrew Mangiapane enters action tonight with points in each of his past nine OHL contests. The Calgary Flames prospect leads the Colts in scoring this season with 12 goals, 13 assists and 25 points in 17 games. Erie Otters 17 year-old forward Taylor Raddysh is currently on a six-game trend that has netted a goal, twelve assists and 13 points over that span.

STEPHENS, BRATINA SIDELINED: Forwards Mitchell Stephens (Saginaw Spirit) and Zach Bratina (North Bay Battalion) were originally named to Team OHL’s roster for the series, but both have suffered injuries and won’t be in the lineup. Stephens nears a return, but Bratina has recently announced his retirement at the young age of 20 due to concussion-related issues. He was off to a hot start to the season with 12 goals, three assists and 15 points in 12 contests.

 

RUSSIA NOTES

THREE OHL DEFENCEMEN SLOT INTO LINEUP: After a pair of losses against the WHL, Russia receives reinforcements on the back end tonight as OHL blueliners Damir Sharipzyanov (Owen Sound Attack), Dmitrii Sergeev (Kitchener Rangers) and Aleksandar Mikulovich (Niagara IceDogs) are added to the lineup.

VOVCHENKO RECENT KHL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Russian forward Daniil Vovchenko was named the KHL Rookie of the Week on November 3rd. The Cherepovets forward had two goals and an assist in three games and has three goals, three assists and six points in 11 contests this season.

DIRE STRAITS: Russia hasn’t managed to recover from a 6-0 point deficit in the history of the CHL Canada Russia Series. They’ve defeated Team OHL in three of their past four meetings.

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