The Silvertips’ new goal-scoring king’s legacy when he leaves Everett will be his leadership on and off the ice.
Everett wins twice and loses one game in overtime over a challenging weekend three-in-three against division leaders.
Beau Courtney scores in the first period as Everett wins 1-0.
The 20-year-old scored his 113th and 114th career goals and moved to the top of Everett’s career list in a 6-5 loss to Seattle.
T-birds GM Bil La Forge, who spent a decade in Everett, has embarked on a spending spree unlike anything ever seen in the WHL.
Everett drops a pair to Tri-City over the weekend in a matchup of teams vying for the fourth spot in the Western Conference.
Tyler Palmer makes 37 saves, but Everett loses 2-1 to Tri-City.
Plus, Jacob Eason signs a futures deal with Carolina, UW’s Sami Reynolds gets a preseason honor and more.
Everett delivers another 2-1 week and remains firmly in the race for home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
Everett gives up a late goal to force the extra period, but pulls out a 4-3 win at home.
Plus, a trio of Silvertips are listed in NHL Central Scouting’s midterm rankings.
Despite being sellers at the deadline, Everett has a shot at earning home-ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs.
Everett’s captain is within two goals of the franchise record after scoring eight in three games post-blockbuster.
Not even a week after one of the largest trades in WHL history, the standout leads Kamloops to a 6-3 win in Everett.
The standout pair returned to face the Silvertips on Friday night for the first time since being acquired by Kamloops.
Everett rolls 9-3 in its first game after the conclusion of a busy WHL trade season.
After Sunday’s blockbuster, Everett swung another pair of deals at the deadline bringing its total number of trades to six.
Everett general manager Dennis Williams said it was a difficult decision to deal stars Olen Zellweger and Ryan Hofer to Kamloops.
The Silvertips received a gigantic haul that includes four players and 10 draft picks.
Austin Roest provided Everett’s lone score with a first-period goal.
