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Hitmen Don’t Miss Their Mark in Dulling Blades

By Les Lazaruk Feb 3, 2026 | 11:28 PM

The Saskatoon Blades absorbed one of their worst losses of the season at one of the worst times of the campaign Tuesday, falling 7-1 to the visiting Calgary Hitmen.

The Bridge City Bunch opened the scoring on Hunter Laing’s power play goal just past the four-minute mark. But, from there it was all Calgary, especially in the second period when the Hitmen scored five times – three of them on the power play – that insured Calgary, and not the Blue and Gold, would win their 26th game of the season. The Hitmen tallied three times in 52 seconds before the second period was two-and-a-half minutes old to break a 1-1 tie, then connected twice in 18 seconds later in the frame. The Hitmen scored the game’s last seven goals and out-shot the Blades 36-16 as the road team won for the third time in as many head-to-head match-ups between Saskatoon and Calgary this season. In all, the Hitmen scored four power play goals in as many chances and chased Evan Gardner, the W-H-L’s Goaltender-of-the-Month for January, from the crease after going ahead 6-1 late in the second period. The Hitmen improved to 59 points from 46 games, good for fourth place in the Eastern Conference – two points ahead of idle Brandon who have played 49 games while the Bridge City Bunch are sixth with 54 points through 50 games. The Blue and Gold will take their 25-21-4 record to Regina on Friday. Following are the audio highlights from CJWW’s broadcast, the Post-Game Show interview with head coach Dan Da Silva plus the official game summary courtesy the W-HL website…..


Game Report 1022678 Western Hockey League
PLAYED AT: SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK
Date: Feb 3, 2026
Visiting Team: Calgary Hitmen
Head Coach: Dustin Friesen
Manager:
Home Team: Saskatoon Blades
Manager:
CALGARY LINEUP
Pos No.  Name
G 30  Hesse, Aidan
G 31  Tu, Eric
4  Hamilton, Calder
C 6  Hurtig, Axel (OA)
7  Aura, Hunter
8  Molgachev, Andrei
12  Pisarczyk, Wyatt
14  Meunier, Ty
15  Vanek, Blake
16  MacBeath, Ben
17  Amrhein, Landon
A 18  Moore, Ethan (OA)
19  Ng, Rylan
21  Jundt, Keaton
A 22  Dach, Kale
25  Hildebrandt, Shaun
27  Maze, Julien
33  Seidl, Jakub
34  Wilke, Caine
39  Trevors, Luc
CALGARY PENALTIES
Per. No. Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
1st 6 2:00  Interference 3:06 1 3:06 4:01
3rd 4 2:00  Interference 4:12 1 4:12 6:12
SASKATOON LINEUP
Pos No.  Name
G 30  Budd, Ryley
G 35  Gardner, Evan
A 4  Klimpke, Brayden
9  Olsen, Zach
11  Lewandowski, David
13  Poll, Isaac
16  Williams, Cooper
17  Willhöft, Dustin
C 20  Parr, Tyler (OA)
A 23  Calvert, Rowan (OA)
25  Mitchell-McElhone, Triston
26  Harsanyi, Hayden
A 27  Laing, Hunter
37  Kachkowski, Jack
41  Lavallee, Jack
43  Dumas, Luke (AP)
47  Doyle, Tristen
71  Bowtell, Ben
77  Mathies, Kazden
88  Pul, Elias
SASKATOON PENALTIES
Per. No. Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
1st 26 2:00  Tripping 19:31 1 19:31 1:48
2nd 27 2:00  Delay of Game 1:57 1 1:57 2:20
2nd 20 2:00  Tripping 12:54 1 12:54 14:02
3rd 9 2:00  Unsportsmanlike Cnd. 0:57 1 0:57 2:11
CALGARY Goals CALGARY PLAYERS (plus) SASKATOON PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time  G-As1-As2
1st 9:25  22-16-34 7 16 17 22 34 4 20 23 37 77
2nd 1:28 PP  4-22-7
2nd 1:48  19-21-12 6 12 19 21 25 4 11 17 26 41
2nd 2:20 PP  34-8-18
2nd 14:02 PP  27-18-8
2nd 14:20  6-21-19 6 12 19 21 39 25 37 41 71 88
3rd 2:11 PP  22-4-7
SASKATOON Goals SASKATOON PLAYERS (plus) CALGARY PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time  G-As1-As2
1st 4:01 PP  27-11-4
POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES
CALGARY 4 / 4
SASKATOON 1 / 2

PENALTY SUMMARY
CALGARY 4 min / 2 inf
SASKATOON 8 min / 4 inf

POINT SUMMARY
CALGARY 7 G + 14 A = 21 Pts
SASKATOON 1 G + 2 A = 3 Pts
SCORING 1 2 3 Total
CALGARY 1 5 1 7
SASKATOON 1 0 0 1
GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time) 1 2 3 Tot. On Off
CGY – Tu (60:00) (W) 6 4 5 15 /0:00 3rd/20:00
SAS – Gardner (34:20) (L) 10 8 0 18 /0:00 2nd/14:20
SAS – Budd (25:40) 0 4 7 11 /14:20 3rd/20:00
Stars of the Game TIME OF GAME:
 CGY – 22 Dach  Start: 7:05 PM
 CGY – 4 Hamilton  End: 9:23 PM
 CGY – 7 Aura  Attendance: 2985
OFFICIALS
Referee: Adam Bloski (16)
Referee: Brayden Glynn (96)
Linesmen: Riley Carriere (72)
Linesmen: Jordan Frey (151)

CERTIFIED CORRECT
This report has been checked and verified against the Official Western Hockey League Game Report.