Everett vs. Kamloops: lineup notes

EVERETT

Forward lines:

Harrison-Bauml-Petryk

Stadnyk-Hayer-Sandhu

Leedahl-Mappin-Soumelidis

Lofthouse-Grayson

Defensive pairings:

Murray-Mueller

MacDonald-Oslanski

Betker-Cox

Foulk

Starting goalie:

Lotz

Scratches: Walters, Winquist, Adam.

Notes: Everett welcomes winger Trent Lofthouse back to the lineup after missing one game with minor physical ailments. Defenseman Nick Walters serves the second game of his three-game suspension for his hit on Spokane’s Mitch Holmberg. Winger Joshua Winquist fell ill, so he misses his third straight game and forces the Tips to play with 11 forwards and seven defensemen. Defenseman Austin Adam remains a long-term casualty because of his broken hand.

KAMLOOPS

Forward lines:

Souto-Needham-DePape

Ully-Ranford-Willick

Bozon-Smith-Lipon

Gelsinger-Sterzer-Trzonkowski

Defensive pairings:

Rehill-Cross

Hanson-Grist

Connolly-Hrbas

Starting goalie:

Cheveldave

Scratches: Thomson, Bell, Friesen, Macklin.

Notes: Kamloops is essentially at full strength. The only player listed on the Blazers injury report is 16-year-old winger Mitch Friesen, who has a lower-body injury.

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