U-16 Western Challenge: day three; plus early live blogging tomorrow

The final day of the round robin at the Western Canada U-16 Challenge Cup took place today. Everett prospect Jordyn Boyd scored again for Manitoba. He finished with two goals and three assists as Manitoba went 3-0 in the round robin (apparently one of Boyd’s earlier goals was changed to an assist). Saskatchewan’s Kohl Bauml also got on the scoreboard for the first time. That means three of Everett’s four participating prospects (Boyd, Bauml, Jari Erricson for B.C.) have scored. The only one who hasn’t is Alberta’s Nicholas Walters, who as a stay-at-home defenseman isn’t expected to score anyway. The championship and third-place games are tomorrow.

As for the Tips themselves, a reminder that tomorrow’s game in Edmonton is a 1 p.m. start. I will be live blogging again, so take a moment away from the NFL to check in. Don’t forget that clocks are set back an hour tonight, too.

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