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Prince Albert Daily Herald Photo Courtesy of Keith Hershmiller/WHL Prince Albert Raiders forward Niall Crocker has three assists in 20 games thus far in his first season in the Western Hockey League. After not knowing when he would make his debut in a Prince Albert Raiders uniform due to the COVID-19 pandemic, rookie forward Niall Crocker has just been trying to take everything in while competing in the East Division hub at the Brandt Centre in Regina. “I think all of us are very lucky to eve...

After a brash and spirited performance on Sunday, the Prince Albert Raiders will look to find a similar energy when they take on the Moose Jaw Warriors tonight. The puck will drop shortly after 8 p.m. Tune in to CKBI to listen to Trevor Redden’s call of the game. The Raiders are 2-0-1 against the Warriors so far this year. They fell 2-1 in overtime on March 14 to the Warriors, their second game of the season, before winning the Mach 27 rematch 5-2 and getting a 45-save shutout from Max Paddo...

Prince Albert Daily Herald The Prince Albert Raiders have added a third goalie to their lineup. The club announced on Friday morning that 16-year-old Max Hildebrand had signed with the team and has joined the squad in Regina after clearing protocols put in place by the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Western Hockey League. Hildebrand, who is from Martensville, was a 13th round pick of the Raiders in the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft. After posting a 14-5-1 record with a 2.81 goals against average...

Both teams have three points out of their first two games, with the Raiders defeating the Regina Pats 6-3 to open the season before falling to the Warriors 2-1 in a shootout Sunday. The Wheat Kings lost their first game to the Warriors 4-3 in overtime, before registering a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg ICE. Wheat Kings captain Braden Schneider has been leading from the back. In two games, Schneider has two goals and an assist in his first two games. He’s tied for the team lead in both of those ca...

After starting out their Subway Hub Centre season with a barn-burning 6-3 win over the Regina Pats, the Prince Albert Raiders found themselves in a muddied track on Sunday. They fell to the Moose Jaw Warriors 2-1 in a shootout. Warriors affiliate forward Brayden Yager won it in the third round of the shootout with a bar-down wrist shot. After their opening win, Raiders head coach Marc Habscheid wanted his team to stray away from the rink hockey and individual play. Although he felt his team d...