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4 PRE-GAME WARM-UPPetes vs. Greyhounds

6 MATT TIMMSFast Tracked toAdulthood

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The Petes play only one game this weekend, and it’s a rematch against the streaking Soo Greyhounds on Thursday night at the Peterborough Memorial Centre.

Puck drop is set for 7:05pm against the Hounds. The cross-conference foes only play eachother twice this season, and the games are scheduled just five days apart, as the Petes visited the Algoma region on Saturday night for the tail-end of a three-in-three weekend.

Peterborough native and minor Petes product Barrett Hayton has had a solid sophomore season for the Soo. With 20 points so far this season, Hayton makes his only visit to the PMC on Thursday, and as a projected first round pick in the upcoming NHL Entry Draft, it could be Barrett’s last time playing in the Liftlock City.

Sault Ste. Marie bounced back after a quick start by Adam Timleck and the Petes, eventually skating to an 8-3 win to extend their streak to eleven straight victories (and ending Peterborough’s more modest winning streak at two). The Petes are getting used to facing red-hot Western Conference squads, having squared off against current CHL top-ranked Sarnia a few weeks back.

Last time, Peterborough gave Sarnia all they could handle at the PMC, but fell short of a win before the road team had their streak busted by Kingston the next night. On Thursday night, the Petes will look to hand SSM an ‘L’ before they head to the Limestone City on Friday.

The November 30 game is being played in support of SickKids, who have launched a new VS campaign. 5,000 monthly donors are needed to help build a new SickKids hospital. During the game, fans

can participate in the fundraising chuck-a-puck, and other game night initiatives, with prizes including Toronto Maple Leafs tickets, a watch, blue tooth headphones, and waterproof duffle bags.

Specials SickKids jerseys will be worn by the Petes during the game. They will be auctioned off beginning at 5pm on Thursday night at www.auction.chl.ca.

In a pre-game ceremony, 15 year-old Jackson Payne will drop the puck on behalf of his younger sister, 4 year-old Eliza Vivian, who was diagnosed with Leukemia in July, 2016 and has since been receiving treatment at SickKids. When the puck drops, the Petes will need to be wary of a high-scoring Hounds team, who have 113 goals for on the season. The Petes aren’t far behind at 94, though, and will look to keep rolling with their 3rd ranked home powerplay (the Greyhounds are ranked 13th in the league in road penalty killing).

The aforementioned Timleck, who missed three weeks of hockey with an injury in November, has scored three goals in three games since his return, including two on Saturday night. The veteran from Toronto still leads the Electric City Kids with a +6 rating. Dylan Wells will also be ready to make an impact as the likely starter on Thursday. His understudy, Hunter Jones, got the nod on Saturday night after Wells posted a 2-0 record with a shutout, 0.50 GAA, and .967 s% on the two nights prior. Sault Ste. Marie also played their backup on Saturday, with Matt Villalta serving as the go-to so far on the campaign, putting up a 2.38 GAA and .938 s%.

The Petes’ young guns are also ready to get back into the fold, with Declan Chisholm, Semyon Der-Arguchintsev, Pavel Gogolev, and John Parker-Jones all on the players to watch list, along with Sault Ste. Marie’s Hayton.

Post-OHL entry draft, we assume that the route to a Memorial Cup is all glamour. However, a lifestyle shift in an unfamiliar area is a taxing process for any teen, regardless of the programs and resources in place to aid the transition. Veterans of the team who exude confidence didn’t arrive at their level of comfort without minor setbacks or feelings of uneasiness early on in their junior careers, such as defenseman Matt Timms.

Timms grew up in Waterdown, Ontario and was drafted 22nd overall by the Petes in 2014. Since then, he has evolved into a leader, and a point per game player during his 2016-17 season until he was plagued by a dislocated shoulder during playoffs and resilient veteran. He also quickly bounced back from a broken foot this season.

Although a lot of his success is self produced, Timms refuses to take full praise for any of his accomplishments. “I I couldn’t give enough credit to my partner Kyle Jenkins. He was totally underestimated. I think he was a massive part of the success,” said Timms, in reference Continued on Page 9

MATT TIMMS FAST TRACKED TO ADULTHOOD

By Shelbi Kilcollins When in attendance of a Petes game its difficult to grapple with the understanding that the players, though playing older than their age insinuates, are mostly teenagers or, at maximum, a couple of years out of high school. While most sixteen and seventeen year olds are concerned about making curfew or hiding their phone from their teachers, Petes and CHL rookies alike are adjusting to moving away from home, or even away from the country they were raised in, while acquiring the full time role of being a student athlete.

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Continued from Page 7to the Petes’ previous season.

He continued by saying, “He and I had a great relationship off and on the ice. We were pretty good friends, and because we were close, we could give each other constructive criticism and we learned from each other. It took a little bit, but by the end of the season, it was apparent we had good chemistry. I’ve never played with a partner who I connected with so well on and off the ice.”

His admiration for those who have helped him along his athletic journey is not limited to the guys alongside him on the bench but in addition, his supporters at home, “My mom is extremely hard working. I really admire the way she handled me growing up. I’m just starting to realize all the sacrifices she made for me growing up in hockey and how she comes up to every home game, her and my grandparents, and its probably two and a half hours for them.” He notes how much Continued on Page 14

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TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST 10

1 HAMILTON BULLDOGS 25 14 6 2 3 33 .660 78 72 262 8-1-1-02 BARRIE COLTS 24 14 7 2 1 31 .646 94 78 372 5-3-2-03 KINGSTON FRONTENACS 26 14 7 2 3 33 .635 99 75 283 6-2-1-14 PETERBOROUGH PETES 27 14 12 0 1 29 .537 95 103 324 4-6-0-05 OTTAWA 67’S 27 13 12 1 1 28 .519 86 107 354 4-5-0-16 NIAGARA ICEDOGS 24 11 8 3 2 27 .563 76 80 316 4-4-1-17 OSHAWA GENERALS 26 11 13 2 0 24 .462 93 102 366 3-7-0-08 MISSISSAUGA STEELHEADS 25 11 13 0 1 23 .460 85 93 353 6-4-0-09 SUDBURY WOLVES 28 8 16 4 0 20 .357 92 117 341 2-7-1-0

10 NORTH BAY BATTALION 25 8 14 3 0 19 .380 79 102 253 3-6-1-0

TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST 10

1 SARNIA STING 26 21 4 1 0 43 .827 130 75 297 6-3-1-02 KITCHENER RANGERS 27 16 9 2 0 34 .630 94 87 296 6-3-1-03 SOO GREYHOUNDS 25 20 3 2 0 42 .840 113 70 251 10-0-0-04 OWEN SOUND ATTACK 25 13 10 0 2 28 .560 108 99 321 4-6-0-05 WINDSOR SPITFIRES 24 13 10 1 0 27 .563 75 77 194 5-5-0-06 SAGINAW SPIRIT 24 12 9 3 0 27 .563 82 81 256 8-1-1-07 GUELPH STORM 25 12 10 1 2 27 .540 80 90 235 5-4-1-08 LONDON KNIGHTS 25 12 11 2 0 26 .520 85 77 255 7-2-1-09 ERIE OTTERS 25 10 12 2 1 23 .460 94 98 248 3-6-1-0

10 FLINT FIREBIRDS 25 7 16 2 0 16 .320 70 125 269 1-8-1-0

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FORWARDS# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL 11 Zach Gallant (A) C 6.02/197 1999 Oakville, ON DET ‘17/83rd12 Chris Paquette C/RW 6.02/214 1998 Kingston, ON TBL ‘16/148th14 Bobby Dow RW 6.01/174 1998+ Ottawa, ON Elig. 201815 Nick Isaacson LW 6.03/185 1999 Mississauga, ON Elig. 201816 Nick Robertson C/RW 5.08/143 2001 Northville, MI, USA Elig. 201917 Pavel Gogolev LW/RW 6.00/168 2000 Moscow, RUS Elig. 201818 Adam Timleck RW 5.09/165 1998 Toronto, ON Elig. 201819 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev C 5.10/168 2000 Moscow, RUS Elig. 201821 Jonathan Ang (A) C/RW 6.00/170 1998 Markham, ON FLA ’16/94th22 Chad Denault RW 6.01/186 2000 Iroquois Falls, ON Elig. 201823 Matyas Svoboda LW 6.03/229 1999 Udlice, CZE Elig. 201825 Nikita Korostelev RW 6.01/201 1997 Moscow, RUS Free Agent26 John Parker-Jones RW 6.06/219 2000 Brantford, ON Elig. 201828 Logan DeNoble (C) LW 5.11/193 1997+ Peterborough, ON Free AgentDEFENCE# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL2 Cole Fraser RD 6.02/200 1999 Beckwith, ON DET ‘17/131st3 Cameron Supryka LD 6.02/170 2001+ Belleville, ON Elig. 20194 Matt Timms (A) LD 5.09/180 1998 Waterdown, ON Elig. 20185 Alex Black (A) LD 6.01/195 1997 Kitchener, ON Free Agent6 Austin Osmanski RD 6.04/210 1998 East Aurora, NY BUF ‘16/189th7 Gleb Babintsev LD 6.00/197 2000 Moscow, RUS Elig. 20188 Matt McNamara RD 6.00/183 2000 Peterborough, ON Elig. 201820 Declan Chisholm LD 6.00/180 2000 Bowmanville, ON Elig. 201824 Adrien Beraldo RD 6.01/182 2000 Stoney Creek, ON Elig. 2018GOALTENDERS# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL29 Hunter Jones G 6.04/200 2000+ Brantford, ON Elig. 201930 Dylan Wells G 6.02/190 1998 St. Catharines, ON EDM ‘16/123rd35 Blake Curran G 6.01/172 1999 Peterborough, ON Elig. 2018

PETERBOROUGH PETES

General Manager Mike Oke Strength/Cond. Coach Josh GillamHead Coach Jody Hull Mental Performance Coach Brenley ShapiroAssistant Coach Andrew Verner Senior Advisor Dick ToddAssistant Coach Derrick Walser Statistician Adam MurrayAssistant Coach Mike Duco Video Coordinator Trevor EvesHead Trainer Brian Miller Video Coordinator Noah BucholtzAssistant Trainer Terry Bowser Vis. Room Attendant Avery BowserAssistant Trainer Larry Smith Stick Boy Iain Norrie

SOO GREYHOUNDSFORWARDS# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL 6 Hayden Fowler C 5.10/172 2001+ Kingston, ON Elig. 2020 12 Boris Katchouk(A) RW 6.02/210 1998 Kitchener, ON TB ‘16/44th 15 Calvin Martin LW 6.00/183 1999+ Peterborough, ON Elig. 2018 16 Morgan Frost C 6.00/180 1999 Aurora, ON PHI ‘17/27th 17 Keeghan Howdeshell LW 6.01/207 1998 Brighton, MI Elig. 2018 18 Zack Trott LW 5.10/170 2000 Honeywood, ON Elig. 2018 19 Joe Carroll LW 6.02/194 2001 Carp, ON Elig. 2019 24 Cole MacKay RW 5.10/181 2001 Sault Ste. Marie, ON Elig. 2019 26 Tim Gettinger (C) LW 6.06/218 1998 North Olmsted, OH NYR ‘16/141st 27 Barrett Hayton C 6.01/191 2000 Peterborough, ON Elig. 2018 37 Ryan Roth RW 5.08/163 2000 Ladue, MO Elig. 2018 38 Hayden Verbeek C 5.10/181 1997 Kingston, ON Free Agent 39 Brett Jacklin RW 6.01/171 2000 Sudbury, ON Elig. 2018 52 Jack Kopacka RW 6.03/203 1998 Metamora, MI ANA ‘16/93rd DEFENCE# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL 2 Noah Carroll (A) LD 6.01/186 1997+ Strathroy, ON CAR ‘16/164th 3 Holden Wale LD 6.00/176 2000 Brantford, ON Elig. 2018 7 Anthony DeMeo LD 6.00/183 1999 Port Washington, NY Elig. 2018 8 Jacob LeGuerrier LD 6.02/195 2000+ Gloucester, ON Elig. 2019 9 Rasmus Sandin LD 5.11/190 2000 Uppsala, Sweden Elig. 2018 11 Mac Hollowell RD 5.09/166 1998+ Niagara Falls, ON Elig. 2018 20 Phil Caron RD 5.08/169 2000 Timmins, ON Elig. 2018 21 Conor Timmins (A) RD 6.02/193 1998+ Thorold, ON COL ‘17/32nd 22 Robert Calisti LD 5.09/173 2001 Toronto, ON Elig. 2019 GOALTENDERS# NAME POS. HT./WT. YOB HOME NHL 30 Tyler Johnson G 6.04/190 1998 Amherst, NY Elig. 2018 31 Matthew Villalta G 6.03/183 1999 Godfrey, ON LA ‘17/32nd

General Manager Kyle Raftis Assistant Coach Ryan WardDir. Player Development Patrick Sweeney Goalie Coach Dan StewartDir. Player Personnel Victor Carneiro Athletic Therapist Aaron MadgettHead Coach Drew Bannister Equipment Manager Simon PayetteAssociate Coach Joe Cirella

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Continued from Page 9he looks forward to returning home in the summer.

The separation from this network of overwhelming support posed some difficulties early on in his junior career, “Moving away at sixteen years old then kind of going away to a foreign place, you have to go through tough times. You’re not playing much, the league is so much faster than where you are coming from. You’re screwing up a lot.”

“I just think the big thing is, you’ve got to grow up fast. It hits you like a brick wall” says Timms. He describes the changes fans aren’t accustomed to thinking of when recalling the players, like a new school, new roommates, playing with guys three years older and developing a conditioned physique that wasn’t full demanded in minor hockey.

Fortunately, Timms has stepped into his fourth season comfortably adjusted, with full confidence. He has a stern passion for the game, outstanding vision on the ice, and ties a lot of the players together. His honesty in conversation, approachable attitude, and ability to keep things light on and off the ice has served him as an outstanding leader and necessary presence to the Petes roster.

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Along with their generous community partners and Leon’s Peterborough, the Peterborough Petes are excited to announce 12 Days of Giveaways, a promotion for their valued fans leading up to the holiday season.

Each day, beginning Sunday, December 3, one lucky fan that is Season Ticket Member and/or has purchased a Flex Pack, Half Season Ticket, or Holiday Flex Pack will be randomly drawn to win one of twelve prizes. The grand prize of a $1,000 Leon’s Peterborough gift card will be awarded during the Petes game on Thursday, December 14.

“12 Days of Giveaways is a great way for us to add even more value to our enhanced Season Ticket Membership Program, as well as our Flex Packs,” commented Steve Nicholls, Coordinator of Season Ticket Sales and Service. “We’re grateful to our participating community partners for helping us give back to our loyal and supportive fans.”

Winners will be contacted within 48 hours of each successive draw with instructions on how to claim their prize.

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PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS

1 Jordan Kyrou SAR 24 18 34 52

2 Aaron Luchuk WSR 24 22 20 42

3 Nick Suzuki OS 24 17 25 42

4 Boris Katchouk SSM 25 22 17 39

5 Morgan Frost SSM 25 12 24 36

6 Jason Robertson KGN 26 17 18 35

7 Robert Thomas LDN 22 15 20 35

8 Taylor Raddysh ER 24 13 22 35

9 Adam Ruzicka SAR 26 17 17 34

10 Sean Durzi OS 23 12 22 34

PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS

1 Cam Hillis GUE 25 11 11 22

2 Blade Jenkins SAG 24 11 7 18

3 Arthur Kaliyev HAM 25 9 8 17

4 Ryan Suzuki BAR 20 2 13 15

5 Andrei Svechnikov BAR 10 10 4 14

6 Nick Wong OSH 21 9 4 13

7 Nick Robertson PBO 24 5 8 13

8 Ryan Roth SSM 25 5 8 13

9 Maxim Golod ER 22 4 9 13

10 Blake Murray SBY 20 8 4 12

PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS

1 Sean Durzi OS 23 12 22 34

2 Ryan Merkley GUE 25 7 24 31

3 Evan Bouchard LDN 25 8 2 30

4 Nicolas Hague MISS 25 13 12 25

5 Mac Hollowell SSM 20 5 20 25

6 Cam Dineen NB 25 7 17 27

7 Conor Timmins SSM 22 3 21 24

8 Marcus Crawford SAG 24 8 14 22

9 Owen Headrick ER 23 7 15 22

10 Garrett McFadden GUE 25 6 13 19

PLAYER TEAM GP G

1 Aaron Luchuk WSR 24 22

2 Boris Katchouk SSM 25 22

3 Jordan Kyrou SAR 24 18

PLAYER TEAM GP G

1 Cam Hillis GUE 25 11

2 Blade Jenkins SAG 24 11

3 Andrei Svechnikov BAR 10 10

PLAYER TEAM GP MIN SH SAV GA SO GAA SAV% W L OTL

1 Matthew Villalta SSM 18 1057 476 434 42 1 2.38 0.912 15 2 1

2 Joseph Raaymakers LDN 15 905 452 415 37 2 2.45 0.918 11 3 1

3 Jeremy Helvig KGN 21 1238 652 598 54 0 2.62 0.917 11 5 2

4 Justin Fazio SAR 20 1214 729 675 54 1 2.67 0.926 17 2 1

5 Michael DiPietro WSR 22 1288 674 616 58 1 2.70 0.914 13 7 1

6 Kaden Fulcher HAM 20 1207 598 541 57 3 2.83 0.905 10 6 2

7 Evan Cormier SAG 21 1207 625 568 57 1 2.83 0.909 10 7 1

8 Stephen Dhillon NIA 21 1222 628 569 59 0 2.90 0.906 11 5 2

9 Anthony Popovich GUE 22 1266 734 669 65 1 3.08 0.911 11 8 1

10 Leo Lazarev BAR 19 1088 549 492 57 2 3.14 0.896 11 5 2

POINTS POINTS BY ROOKIES

POINTS BY DEFENCEMEN GOALS

GOALS BY ROOKIES

TOP GOALTENDERS

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INTRODUCING THEPETES HALF SEASON TICKET

The Petes are excited to introduce a half season ticket package ahead of the midway point of the 2017-18 regular season. Regular bowl half season tickets are just $399 (tax included).

The half season ticket package includes all 17 Petes regular season home games from Monday, January 1 through Saturday, March 17, 2018, as well as three (3) flex vouchers. Additionally, half season ticket members will receive the following benefits:

- Petes Nation Membership Card (one per seat) that can be used to receive discounts at partner locations throughout the Peterborough area, including 10% off at The Petes Store.- Playoff privileges, including pre-authorized payment for 2018 Playoff tickets to secure your seat through each round- Entry in the Petes 12 Days of Giveaways contest, including a chance to win prizes like a $1,000 Leon’s gift card (must purchase by 5pm on Friday, December 1 to be eligible for all 12 giveaways)- A free Season Ticket Member gift

“We’re excited to be able to offer a brand new ticket package that will allow our fans to take in the last half of the season as the team pushes towards playoffs,” commented Nicholls. “This is a great option for fans that want to get a taste of being a Petes season ticket member without committing to a full season.”

For more information about half season tickets and flex packages for the 2017-18 Petes season, call Steve at (705) 743-3681 x 263.

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BUSINESS/TEAM OPERATIONSExecutive Director, Business Operations Burton LeeOffice Administrator Cathie WebsterDirector of Merchandise Don SharpManager, Sales and Marketing Greg SinclairSr. Coordinator, Group Ticket Sales & Service Matt D’AgostiniSr. Coordinator, Communication & Partner Activation Tamara BurnsCoordinator, Season Ticket Sales & Service Steve NichollsCoordinator, Game Operations & Community Events Ryan BirdIntern, Marketing & Communication Shelbi KilcollinsSecurity/Billet Liaison Walter DiClementeBus Driver Dave BeamishEducational Consultants Barry Driscoll, Kim DriscollTeam Photographers Ken Andersen, Jessica Van StaalduinenTeam Chaplains Tim Coles, Shannon McNevan

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident Dave PogueGovernor Dr. Bob NevilleSecretary & Treasurer Dave LorentzVice President Ken JackmanVice President Rod McGillis

MEDICAL STAFFTeam Doctors Dr. Crawford Dobson Dr. Craig Maltman Dr. Mike Munoz Dr. Brendan Hughes Dr. Scott FerrierTeam Physiotherapist Kevin HickeyTeam Dentist Dr. Cam Crawford

SCOUTING STAFFDirector of Scouting/GTA Regional Scout Chris McNamaraNorthern Ontario Regional Scout Ron RinglerOttawa & Eastern Ontario Regional Scout Dave GawCentral Ontario Regional Scout Sandy GemmitiSouth Western Ontario Regional Scout Andy HooperSouth Western Ontario & Michigan Regional Scout Matt St. GermainGolden Horseshoe Regional Scout Dan LarmerMidget Scout Brian ErreyBantam Scout Dave Pulford

GAME OPERATIONS STAFFMedia Room Hosts Don Barrie, Gary Dalliday Booster Club Betty Nelson, Lynda Johnson,Official Scorer, (+/-) Gary Dunford Gord Moore, Jennifer MooreOnline Scorer, (+/-) Drake Tytler Jersey Raffle Linda MartinellOfficial Scorer Shannon Lynch Game Night Host Jordan DownerCrew Chief/Time Keeper Art Hopkinson Game Night Assistant Tyler MorelloPenalty Box Attendants Dave Post, Brent Mills Mascot John HancockGoal Judges Gord Lowes, Terry McLaren Mascot Assistant Emma HancockOff-Ice Official Brian Carter Game Night Volunteers Jay Kent, Katrina Cappelli, PA Announcer Gord Gibb Jennifer Brunet, MichaelaAudio Technician Andrew Grant Matschke, Mitchell Flynn, Video Technician Noah Miller Ridge Taylor, Carter Hancock, Shane Fitzgerald, Steve Forbes