Chiefs Cap Three-Game Weekend with Tough 7-3 Loss in Everett
October 16, 2022 – Western Hockey League (WHL) – Spokane Chiefs News Release
Everett, Wash. – The Spokane Chiefs wrapped up their three-game weekend with a tough 7-3 loss to the Everett Silvertips on the road Sunday night.
The Chiefs opened the scoring at 6:50 in the first period as Ty Cheveldayoff scored his third goal of the year off a rebound from Berkly Catton. Catton and Chase Bertholet each earned an assist on the play.
After that, though, it was all Silvertips until over halfway through the third period, as they scored six unanswered goals.
Ben Hemmerling got things going for Everett at 7:06 in the first period, followed up at 13:40 by Jackson Berezowski’s first of three goals on the night on his way to a natural hat trick.
Berezowski kept his momentum rolling as he found the net just 34 seconds into the second period to put Everett up 3-1. He notched his third of the night to secure the hat trick later in the frame at 11:03 with help from Aidan Sutter and Jesse Heslop.
The Silvertips continued to pile on in the third, as Sutter scored a goal of his own 19 seconds in the period followed by Ryan Hofer’s fifth of the year at 4:12.
The Chiefs showed some spark at 11:42 as Blake Swetlikoff raced down the wing and dove to feed the puck one-handed to Kooper Gizowski who found the twine for his third goal of the year.
Ryan Hofer capped Everett’s scoring at seven with a shorthanded goal at 14:40 in the third. Bertholet then put one more on the board for Spokane unassisted at 18:24 to bring the final score to 7-3.
Spokane went 1-for-6 on the power play and 5-for-6 on the penalty kill. The Silvertips outshot the Chiefs 35-28.
Mason Beaupit started in net for Spokane and turned away 28 shots.
Up next, the Chiefs will travel to Seattle to take on the Thunderbirds next Saturday, October 22 at 6:05 p.m.
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