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Wheaties Goaltender Stands Tall, in More Ways Than One, Backstopping Victory Over Blades

By Les Lazaruk Nov 22, 2025 | 11:46 PM

By all rights, Filip Ruzicka should’ve helped his draft stock greatly with his play Saturday night in front of a “Girls Rock Night” crowd of 4,467 at SaskTel Centre.

The 6’7″ goaltender from Czechia stopped 34 of 36 shots, 27 of the saves coming in the final two periods, backstopping the Brandon Wheat Kings to a 3-2 triumph over the Saskatoon Blades. The 17-year-old, who didn’t join the Wheaties until the first week of October – after Brandon started the regular-season on a 5-game winless streak – was the Wheat Kings best penalty killer as he stopped seven shots on the five Bridge City Bunch power play chances – all after Brandon had staked themselves to the 3-2 lead. Jordan Gavin gave Ruzicka and the Wheaties all the offence they needed, scoring twice – including the winning goal – and assisted on Luke Mistelbacher’s man advantage tally. Only Hunter Laing and Tyler Parr were able to beat Ruzicka as the Blue and Gold had their four-game winning streak snapped. The Wheat Kings improved to 11-10-1 for the season while the Blades are at 14-9-2. Saskatoon is off until Friday when they host the Medicine Hat Tigers. Following are the audio highlights from CJWW’s broadcast, Post-Game Show interviews with head coach Dan Da Silva and centre Kazden Mathies plus the official game summary courtesy the W-H-L website…..




Game Report 1022385 Western Hockey League
PLAYED AT: SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK
Date: Nov 22, 2025
Visiting Team: Brandon Wheat Kings
Manager:
Home Team: Saskatoon Blades
Manager:
BRANDON LINEUP
Pos No.  Name
G 30  Ruzicka, Filip
G 33  Kraus, Jayden
5  Ronald, Dylan
6  Allard, Cameron
7  Turko, Brady
8  Bhathal, Prabh
11  Surkan, Chase
12  Boehm, Nigel
13  Gavin, Jordan
A 14  Burzynski, Grayson (OA)
17  Baumuller, Joby
A 19  Klippenstein, Carter
21  Egan, Jimmy
23  Gleasman, Gunnar
26  Mistelbacher, Luke (OA)
27  Lavoie, Max
58  Skvortsov, Daniil
62  Johnson, Nicholas (OA)
84  Pantelas, Giorgos
BRANDON PENALTIES
Per. No. Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
2nd 27 2:00  Tripping 14:44 1 14:44 16:44
2nd 19 2:00  Slashing 17:18 1 17:18 19:18
3rd 30 2:00  Slashing 9:27 1 9:27 11:27
3rd 17 2:00  Cross Checking 14:21 1 14:21 16:21
3rd 12 2:00  Delay of Game 17:34 1 17:34 19:34
SASKATOON LINEUP
Pos No.  Name
G 30  Budd, Ryley (AP)
G 33  McCallum, Ethan
3  Martin, Jordan
A 4  Klimpke, Brayden
8  Thurston, Derek
9  Olsen, Zach
11  Lewandowski, David
16  Williams, Cooper
17  Willhöft, Dustin
19  Clark, Gavin
C 20  Parr, Tyler (OA)
A 23  Calvert, Rowan (OA)
26  Harsanyi, Hayden
A 27  Laing, Hunter
37  Kachkowski, Jack
47  Doyle, Tristen
56  Sobry, Tyrone
71  Bowtell, Ben
77  Mathies, Kazden
82  Petr, Dominik (OA)
SASKATOON PENALTIES
Per. No. Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
2nd 9 2:00  Interference 6:03 1 6:03 7:22
BRANDON Goals BRANDON PLAYERS (plus) SASKATOON PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time  G-As1-As2
1st 14:56  13-12-14 12 13 14 17 62 3 4 11 16 27
2nd 7:22 PP  26-11-13
2nd 13:06  13-62-17 5 12 13 17 62 3 4 9 23 82
SASKATOON Goals SASKATOON PLAYERS (plus) BRANDON PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time  G-As1-As2
1st 11:15  27-3-16 3 4 11 16 27 8 11 23 27 84
2nd 11:11  20-4-23 4 20 23 47 82 5 6 13 17 62
POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES
BRANDON 1 / 1
SASKATOON 0 / 5

PENALTY SUMMARY
BRANDON 10 min / 5 inf
SASKATOON 2 min / 1 inf

POINT SUMMARY
BRANDON 3 G + 6 A = 9 Pts
SASKATOON 2 G + 4 A = 6 Pts
SCORING 1 2 3 Total
BRANDON 1 2 0 3
SASKATOON 1 1 0 2
GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time) 1 2 3 Tot. On Off
BDN – Ruzicka (60:00) (W) 7 13 14 34 /0:00 3rd/20:00
SAS – McCallum (58:08) (L) 10 7 6 23 /0:00 3rd/18:08
Stars of the Game TIME OF GAME:
 BDN – 30 Ruzicka  Start: 7:04 PM
 SAS – 4 Klimpke  End: 9:28 PM
 BDN – 13 Gavin  Attendance: 4467
OFFICIALS
Referee: Josh Grimm (76)
Referee: Troy Murray (34)
Linesmen: Andrew Sawatsky (123)
Linesmen: Jordan Frey (151)

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