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**Abbotsford, B.C. -** The Abbotsford Canucks announced today that single game tickets for the second half of their 2022.23 season will go on sale at 12:00pm (noon) on Thursday, November 24. With 22 games to choose from, there’s an opportunity for everyone to watch the NHL stars of tomorrow right here in Abbotsford.

Single game tickets can be purchased [HERE](https://www.ticketmaster.ca/abbotsford-canucks-tickets/artist/2806675?&camefrom=CFC_Abbotsford_Web_TeamSite_SecondHalfOnSale).

Advanced pre-sale will be available to Season Ticket Members, Flex Pack buyers, and Holiday Pack buyers beginning on Tuesday, November 22. Holiday Packs are on sale now and include four (4) ticket vouchers to a game of your choice and one limited-edition Abbotsford Canucks toque for just $99.

Single game tickets and group pricing start at just $23.

Highlights of the second half of the season include two different three-game series against the newly formed Calgary Wranglers (Calgary Flames affiliate), taking place on January 18, 20, and 21, and April 12, 14, and 15. The Abbotsford Canucks will also take on Canadian rivals Toronto Marlies (Toronto Maple Leafs affiliate) on January 24-25 and Manitoba Moose (Winnipeg Jets affiliate) on March 7-8. The team will also play at home on Family Day, Monday, February 20 against the San Jose Barracuda (San Jose Sharks affiliate).

The full schedule can be viewed [HERE](https://abbotsford.canucks.com/schedule).

For more information on how to purchase Flex Packs or a Holiday Pack go to tickets.abbotsfordcanucks.ca. To receive pre-sale access, please click [HERE](https://canucks.formstack.com/forms/2021_ahl_info).



Single game tickets for the second half of the Abbotsford Canucks season are now on sale.

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SECOND HALF TICKETS NOW ON SALE

**CALGARY, AB - ** Coming off the back of a pair of road wins in Toronto and Laval, the Abbotsford Canucks descend on Calgary this weekend to face the Wranglers. It’ll be the first time in franhcise history that the two teams have met, with the Wranglers just 15 games into their inaugural season.

The puck drops at 12:00pm pacific time on Friday and Sunday afternoon from the Scotiabank Saddledome. This weekend will mark the first two of 12 games between Abbotsford and Calgary this season, the most frequently played opponent for Abbotsford this season.

Despite getting off to a slow start, the Wranglers have rounded into form of late. Going 7-0-1-0 in their last eight games, Calgary has outscored their opponents 36 – 16 during that stretch as well. 

Dustin Wolf has been a key component of Calgary’s success this season, starting in 11 of their 15 games. Going 9-2-0-0, Wolf’s 2.45 GAA is third best in the league by a goaltender who has featured in 10 or more games this year. Of that list, Wolf has registered the fourth best save percentage (.919%), as well as leads the entire AHL in wins.

Yet there is plenty of fire power on offense as well with the Wranglers, tying for the fifth most goals scored. Calgary also is tied for the league lead in amount of players with 10 or more points (8), two of which are defencemen. 

Special teams is another strength of Calgary’s, ranking third in the league in Powerplay percentage (29.5%), and leading the AHL in powerplay goals (23). 

Abbotsford can hold their own on special teams as well, who’s 15 goals on the man advantage is tied for eighth best in the AHL. Lane Pederson’s four powerplay tallies has him tied for fifth in the league.

Pederson is one of a handful of Canucks riding a hot streak right now, with the forward scoring six times in his last five games, and leading Abbotsford with seven goals this year. Christian Wolanin is on a six game point streak, the longest of his AHL career. Putting up nine assists in his last six outings, Wolanin leads the team in assists and points, and is tied for fifth for assists by a defenceman.

Collin Delia has won four of his last five starts in goal for Abbotsford, averaging 2.40 GAA across that span. Justin Dowling and John Stevens are also riding three game point streaks, putting up four and three points each respectively. 

Giving up an average of three penalties a game across their last five contests, Abbotsford has taken pride in their ability to stay out of the box. The Canucks’ 52 times short handed is the fourth lowest number in the league. 

The two game series against Calgary will be the final two games of Abbotsford’s six-game Canadian road trip, in which they have split games against Toronto and Laval. Six games is the longest Abbotsford will have to be on the road for, with three five game road trips coming up in the new year.

Both Friday and Sunday’s games will get underway at 12:00pm pacific, with a broadcast available on AHLTV. 


The Abbotsford Canucks face-off with the Calgary Wranglers for the first time in franchise history with a pair of noon games on Friday and Sunday in Calgary.

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ABBOTSFORD CANUCKS VS CALGARY WRANGLERS SERIES PREVIEW

The Abbotsford Canucks made their way back to Place Bell for the second time in seven days for a rematch with the Laval Rocket on Wednesday night. The two sides met on Wednesday November 16, with Laval pulling out the 4-2 victory last week.

Making his return to the Abbotsford lineup was Quebec native Vincent Arseneau, who made his first appearance in seven games in a Canucks sweater. Collin Delia has been featured a lot in this eastern road trip, who made his third start in the last four games on Wednesday. 

Christian Wolanin has also been an important figure in the last stretch of games for Abbotsford, riding a five-game assist streak. During that span, the blueliner has registered eight assists, helping him lead the team with ten through the opening 13 games.

In goal for the Rocket would be Cayden Primeau, who has picked up wins in just two of his last eight starts. Primeau would be tested early in this one, as the puck dropped and the second of four meetings between the two teams was underway.

Abbotsford were flying offensively, starting the game by outshooting Laval 6-1 through the opening 11 minutes. A Lane Pederson chance would be as close as the Canucks got in the opening frame, with his shot being turned away by the blocker of Primeau.

Apart from a long range shots and a cross crease save on Brandon Gignac by Delia, the first period provided little to write home about for either side. 

The second period would follow suit. At least for the first 20 seconds or so.

Following a defensive zone faceoff, the puck squeaked past the blue line and Tristen Nielsen found himself chasing the puck through the neutral zone. Phil Di Giuseppe and Guillaume Brisebois followed suit, setting up a 3-on-1 against a Rocket defender.

Nielsen brought the puck close to Primeau before sending it across the crease to Di Giuseppe. A second centering pass found the puck on Brisebois’ stick, who finished the breakaway chance and tallied his first goal of the season. 26 seconds into the frame, Abbotsford lead 1-0.

Just over two minutes later, the game would be tied once again. Following a Brady Keeper holding penalty, the Rocket powerplay got to work. Rem Pitlick played the puck back to the point to Justin Barron. Barron let fly a slapshot which found it’s way past Delia behind a screen, and the game would be tied at one.

The game would stay tied until the midway point of the second. Enter Will Lockwood.

John Stevens muscled the puck back to the point in the Laval zone, finding Wolanin at the blue line. Wolanin would shoot a wrist shot through traffic towards Primeau, with Tristen Nielsen and Lockwood in front of goal. 

Lockwood would get the deflection, steering the puck into the net for his sixth goal of the season. The assist from Wolanin would improve his count to 11 on the year, and nine in his last six games. Lockwood’s tally would come on the powerplay, with Mitchell Stephens looking on from the penalty box due to his tripping penalty.

It seemed as though that would be the last score of the period, until Lane Pederson jumped on a backhand pass from Kyle Rau in the neutral zone. Pederson took the puck with a burst of speed, cut through the middle of two Rocket defenceman and buried Abbotsford’s third of the night with a nice move over Primeau.

The marker would be Pederson’s sixth in his last five games, and seventh of the year. The goal came with just over 90 seconds remaining in the second, sending the teams to the dressing rooms with a 3-1 score line favouring the visiting Canucks.

Michael Regush and Linus Karlsson had a pair of high quality chances on the rush midway through the third period, however Primeau would keep the Rocket within two.

Boosted by a strong defensive performance, the Rocket would soon make it a one goal game. Jessi Ylonen threw the puck towards Delia from a tight angle along the boards with traffic in front. Part of that traffic was Peter Abbandonato, who deflected the shot over the shoulder of Delia. 

Abbotsford’s lead was cut to 3-2 with 4:48 remaining in the third.

The Canucks survived a late surge from Laval to hold on and secure the 3-2 road victory, pulling their record on this eastern road trip to 2-2-0-0 through four of six games. Delia finished the night with 25 saves, and recording his fourth win of the season. 

Up next for Abbotsford is a pair of games against the Calgary Wranglers in Calgary on Friday and Sunday morning. Both games get underway at 12:00pm pacific, and can be streamed on AHLTV.

For tonight’s full box score, please click [HERE.](https://theahl.com/stats/game-center/1024120)





The Abbotsford Canucks survived a late push and defeated the Laval Rocket 3-2 on Wednesday night at Place Bell in Laval.

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ABBOTSFORD CANUCKS HOLD OFF ROCKET, DEFEAT LAVAL 3-2

Sunday afternoon saw the sixth and final game of the Abbotsford Canucks’ six-game road trip, facing off with the Calgary Wranglers at the Scotiabank Saddledome. Sitting at 2-3-0-0 on the road trip, Abbotsford were looking redeem themselves following Friday’s 5-1 loss to Calgary.

A handful of lineup changes were made in order to do so, with Vincent Arseneau, Yushiroh Hirano, Wyatt Kalynuk, Alex Kannok Leipert, Danila Klimovich and Michael Regush all returning to the starting lineup. 

Also returning to the starting lineup was goaltender Arturs Silovs, making his first start since November 19th against the Marlies. Sunday’s game would be Silovs’ ninth start of the season, matching his AHL career high (2021-22).

Christian Wolanin entered Sunday’s contest with a seven-game point streak (1-9-10). That streak is just one game short of Abbotsford’s franchise record for longest point-streak by a defenceman (8 games, Jack Rathbone in 2021-22). Justin Dowling also came into Sunday’s game with points in four straight games, registering five assists over that span.

With all said and done, the puck dropped on Abbotsford’s final game of their longest road trip of the season.

A closely fought opening few minutes resulted with nothing than some penalties for some extra pushing and shoving. However Calgary would jump out to the early lead nine minutes into the frame. Some quick passing in front of the net set up Jakob Pelletier to bury home his ninth of the year over the glove of Silovs.

Walker Duehr would double Calgary’s lead before the break, who let fly a wrister on a breakaway that beat Silovs. And it looked as if that would be all of the scoring in the first period.

Until Phil Di Giuseppe took the puck in Calgary’s zone and banked it along the boards back to Wolanin. Wolanin, on the man advtange, took the puck back to the point and ripped a wrist shot goalwards. Through heavy traffic in front of Dustin Wolf, the shot found it’s way through and under the glove of Wolf. 

Wolanin’s third of the year and second in as many games extended his point streak to eight, and drew Abbotsford back to within one as the two sides went to the locker room for the first intermission.

It would take until the midway point of the second period for Abbotsford to draw level, and it would be the captain getting his name on the scoresheet. Chase Wouters took the puck from along the boards and slid it over to Arsh Bains. Bains let a quick shot fly from the faceoff circle, forcing Wolf to make a pad save.

Wouters followed up on the shot, and from a tight angle, jammed the puck past Wolf over the  sprawiling pad of the netminder. Wouter’s tally was his first of the season, and his first goal with the captain’s “C” in his chest.

With the sides locked at 2, it looked as if it would be all tied up at the second intermission. However with under four minutes to go, Calgary would pull ahead with the man advantage. 

Matthew Phillips fired a shot from in close, however a redirection by Ben Jones gave Calgary the late lead, with Jones’ fourth of the year putting the Wranglers ahead 3-2 after forty minutes.

Kyle Rau had a pair of opportunities late in the final frame to draw level, however Dustin Wolf was able to steer aside everything that came at him in the third. 

Noah Juulsen had something to say about that.

With under four minutes to go in the game, a stumbling Vincent Arseneau forced the puck back to the point to find Juulsen. Juulsen let a slapshot rip from the blueline, and behind the screen of Hirano in front of Wolf, the puck soared past the glove of Wolf and into the net.

Juulsen’s second of the season would be enough to salvage a point in this one, as Jeremie Poirier converted on the powerplay in the final minute of overtime. When the dust had settled, Calgary walked away as 4-3 winners.

Abbotsford outshot Calgary in the second, third and overtime by a combined total of 26-22. The Wranglers would find their success from one of the best powerplays in the league, converting three times on five opportunities with the man advantage. 

To read the full box score, please click [HERE.](https://theahl.com/stats/game-center/1024157)

Abbotsford now returns home from a six game road trip, in which they went 2-3-1-0. Coming up for Abbotsford is now a lengthy six game homestand, with their next games being a back-to-back against the Bakersfield Condors on November 29/30. This week features a pair of Hockey Fights Cancer games, as well as Teddy Bear Toss on Saturday December 3rd.

To purchase tickets to upcoming Abbotsford Canucks games, click [HERE.](https://tickets.abbotsfordcanucks.ca )




The Abbotsford Canucks lost to the Calgary Wranglers 4-3 in Overtime on Sunday afternoon at the Scotiabank Saddledome.

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ABBOTSFORD CANUCKS LOSE 4-3 IN OVERTIME THRILLER AGAINST CALGARY

The Abbotsford Canucks rolled into the Scotiabank Saddledome on Friday afternoon for their first ever clash with the Calgary Wranglers. Winners of two straight, Abbotsford are looking to close out their six game road trip in Calgary, with a rematch lined up for Sunday.

Christian Wolanin came into this one tied for 5th in the AHL in assists among defencemen (11) and riding a six-game assist streak. Lane Pederson entered the contest with a five-game goal streak as well, scoring six times in five games. 

Collin Delia started in net for Abbotsford, having won four of his last five starts in a Canucks sweater. At the other end, it would be Oscar Dansk between the pipes for the Wranglers. Searching for his first win of the season, Dansk has played second fiddle behind Dustin Wolf in the Calgary goal.

Regardless, the puck was dropped from the Saddledome on Friday afternoon, and the first installment of the Wranglers-Canucks rivalry was underway.

Delia was called into action early, making a massive blocker save as he came across the crease to deny Martin Pospisil. Despite a pair of scrambles in Delia’s crease in the first ten minutes, the Wranglers were able to pull ahead just after the mid-way mark of the period.

Jeremie Poirier let fly a slapshot from the point with traffic in front of Delia, which was steered home by Matthew Phillips. The tally would be Phillips’ twelfth of the year, enough to lead the AHL so far.

Despite a high shot count, the first period was evenly balanced, with shots finishing up at 12-12. The Wranglers took a 1-0 lead into the locker room, leaving Abbotsford with work to do in the remaining 40 minutes.

Phillips wasn’t finished there, opening the scoring for the second period just after the restart. Bursting down the right wing, Phillips jammed home an effort over the shoulder of Delia, increasing Calgary’s lead to two.

Abbotsford would retaliate quickly, with John Stevens and Chase Wouters connecting to find Linus Karlsson in the slot. Karlsson’s effort rang off the inside of the post, giving Abbotsford their best scoring chance.
 
At least, until the dying minutes of the second period.

Justin Dowling collected the puck along the boards, who threw a centering pass to a streaking Will Lockwood. Without hesitation, Lockwood dropped a slick pass back to a trailing Wolanin, who buried home his second of the year off the post.

Wolanin extended his point streak to seven games, and pulled Abbotsford within one as they headed to the second intermission.

It would take four minutes into the third period for Calgary to pull ahead, thanks to Walker Duehr. Taking the feed in stride from Emilio Pettersen, Duehr closed down on goal and slotted his fourth goal of the year between Delia’s pads.

Jakob Pelletier would further add to Calgary’s lead, waiting out Delia and sliding home Calgary’s fourth of the night. Walker Duehr would add a late one for the Wranglers, and the game would finish up 5-1 in favour for the Wranglers.

The shots finished in favour of Calgary, 39-28, with Densk stopping 27 shots of the 28 that Abbotsford threw his way. Next up for Abbotsford is a rematch between the two sides on Sunday afternoon. The puck drops from Calgary at 12:00pm in Abbotsford’s sixth and final game of this eastern road trip.

After their road trip concludes, Abbotsford will be home for a six-game homestand, featuring key nights such as Teddy Bear Toss (December 3rd) and Hockey Fights Cancer Nights (November 29th/30th).

To purchase tickets to upcoming Abbotsford Canucks games, click [HERE.](https://tickets.abbotsfordcanucks.ca)

For the full box score from tonight’s game, click [HERE.](https://theahl.com/stats/game-center/1024130)


The Abbotsford Canucks fell 5-1 to the Calgary Wranglers on Friday afternoon at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary.

CALGARY WRANGLERS DEFEAT ABBOTSFORD CANUCKS 5-1 IN FIRST EVER MEETING

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