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Everett vs. Tri-City: lineup notes

EVERETT

Forward lines:

Winquist-Petryk-Birkholz

Harrison-Bauml-Fowlie

Erricson-Chynoweth-Lofthouse

Boyd-Hayer-McPhee

Defensive pairings:

Murray-Adam

Caron-Yadlowski

Bittner-Grayson

Starting goalie:

Simpson

Scratches: Walters, Morden, Barnett, Samoridny.

Notes: Just one change from Friday night’s 4-0 victory over Seattle as winger Jordyn Boyd returns in place of Carson Samoridny. Defensemen Nick Walters (undisclosed) and Evan Morden (ankle) and winger JT Barnett (knee) remain out injured.

TRI-CITY

Forward lines:

Hughesman-Shinnimin-Holland

Wilgosh-Feser-J.Messier

MacMaster-Rankin-Stromwall

Walter-Dallman-Nickles

Defensive pairings

Ryckman-Dow

Yuen-Hamonic

Topping-Plutnar

Starting goalie:

Comrie

Scratches: Grist, M.Messier, Williams, Mychan.

Notes: Tri-City plays without forwards Marcus Messier and Jesse Mychan and defenseman Sam Grist, all because of upper-body injuries. Center Brendan Shinnimin scored hat tricks against Everett both times the teams played last week.

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