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VANCOUVER -- Manraj Hayer scored his first-career hat trick, which included the game winner, as the Everett Silvertips edged the host Vancouver Giants 6-5 on Friday in Western Hockey League action. Austin Adam, Kohl Bauml and Brayden Low also scored for the Silvertips (9-2-2), who have won three games in a row, while Joshua Winquist had three assists. Brett Kulak and Cain Franson each had two goals and an assist for the Giants (3-8-2) and Travis McEvoy had a goal and an assist. Everetts Austin Lotz made 27 saves for the win as Vancouvers Payton Lee stopped 21-of-26 shots in defeat. The Silvertips went 1 for 3 on the power play while the Giants scored twice on four chances with the man advantage. --- WINTERHAWKS 6 ICE 3 CRANBROOK, B.C. -- Chase De Leo scored twice and Oliver Bjorkstrand had three assists as Portland doubled up Kootenay to extend its win streak to seven games. Nicolas Petan had a goal and an assist for the Winterhawks (10-3-1) while Josh Hanson, Keegan Iverson and Derrick Pouliot each scored once. Austin Vetterl, Zak Zborosky and Sam Reinhart scored for the Ice (6-6-2). Portlands Jarrod Schamerhorn made 27 saves for the win as Kootenays Mackenzie Skapski stopped 32 shots in defeat. --- BLADES 4 REBELS 3 RED DEER, Alta. -- Nikita Scherbak scored the winner at 17:56 of the third period and added two assists as Saskatoon edged the Rebels. Collin Valcourt, Ryan Graham and Corey Millette also scored for the Blades (7-6-2). Red Deer (6-8-0) got two goals from Conner Bleackley and another from Brooks Maxwell. Troy Trembley made 32 saves for Saskatoon. Patrik Bartosak turned away 25-of-28 shots in net for the Rebels before giving way to Taz Burman. Burman made six saves in 16 minutes of relief, however he picked up the loss after giving up Scherbaks winner. --- OIL KINGS 7 PATS 2 REGINA -- Edmonton scored seven straight goals, including two from Ashton Sautner, en route to crushing the Pats. Henrik Samuelsson, Reid Petryk, Curtis Lazar and Brett Pollack had a goal and an assist apiece for the Oil Kings (8-6-1) and Lane Bauer had the other. Reginas (7-7-0) Chandler Stephenson and Dyson Stevenson each scored once. Edmontons Tristan Jarry made 27 saves for the win while Reginas Dawson MacAuley and Mac Engel combined to make 31 saves in defeat. --- COUGARS 4 HITMEN 3 (SO) PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. -- David Soltes scored the shootout winner and Chase Witala recorded two goals in regulation as the Cougars slipped past Calgary. Zach Pchiro also scored for Prince George (7-7-1), which gave up a two-goal lead before winning in the shootout. Brady Brassart, Terrell Draude and Zane Jones scored for the Hitmen (9-3-3). Ty Edmonds made 36 saves for the Cougars. Chris Driedger stopped 31 shots in defeat. --- CHIEFS 7 WHEAT KINGS 1 SPOKANE, Wash. -- Eric Williams stopped 35 shots as the Chiefs crushed Brandon. Keanu Yamamoto, Liam Stewart, Adam Helewka, Mike Aviani, Mitch Holmberg, Riley Whittingham and Colton Bobyk scored for Spokane (11-3-0) while Reid Gow chipped in with four assists. Eric Roy supplied the lone goal for the Wheat Kings (7-6-0). Brandons Curtis Honey took the loss after allowing six goals on 21 shots. Jordan Papirny replaced Honey in the third period and stopped 6-of-7 shots in relief. --- AMERICANS 3 THUNDERBIRDS 2 (SO) KENNEWICK, Wash, -- Jessey Astles scored the shootout winner to lift Tri-City over Seattle. Lukas Nickles and Beau McCue scored in regulation for the Americans (7-8-1). The Thunderbirds (9-3-2) offence was led by Ryan Gropp and Seth Swenson. Eric Comrie made 31 saves for Tri-City while Danny Mumaugh turned away 41 shots for Seattle. --- ROCKETS 4 ROYALS 1 VICTORIA -- Jordon Cooke made 28 saves, including two penalty shots, as Kelowna defeated the Royals. Tyrell Goulbourne led the Rockets (8-2-2) with a goal and an assist while Zach Franko, Cole Linaker and Myles Bell added single goals. Ben Walker recorded his fourth goal of the season for Victoria (9-7-0). Patrik Polivka turned away 33 shots in a losing cause for the Royals. Giannis Antetokounmpo Jersey . 17.A string of English Premier League teams, most in the lower end of the standings, has been linked to the 32-year-old forward but most have seemingly balked at the cost given his wages and transfer fee. Brook Lopez Bucks Jersey . Lauzon rushed for 42 yards on 15 carries for the Vert et Or (2-3) while quarterback Jeremi Roch completed 19-of-32 passes for 251 yards and one interception. 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Harris provided a spark Saturday night and the Lions defence pitched a second-half shutout in a 26-13 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium. Harris racked up 203 total yards and scored one touchdown to lift the Lions (1-2), who had been playing with a listless offence the first two weeks of the season, to their first win. The Riders, meanwhile, have lost two straight and share the same record heading into their bye week. "I think the confidence is building with our offensive line a and we were embarrassed last week (in Montreal) and so we really came back with a vengeance tonight," said Harris. "We have to build off of this now and take this confidence and go forward with it." The all-star running back racked up 145 total yards in the first half, including 94 yards along the ground. His 58-yard run for a touchdown late in the first quarter gave the Lions an 11-0 advantage and was the teams lone major in the opening two quarters. Harris finished the night with 132 yards rushing and 65 receiving, both of which were team highs. "This was a character win more than anything," Harris said. Quarterback Kevin Glenn, who had thrown six interceptions in his first two games with the Lions, played turnover-free football on Saturday. He completed 16 of 27 pass attempts for 170 yards and one touchdown. Glenns 20-yard touchdown strike to Courtney Taylor midway through the fourth quarter gavve the Lions a 26-13 lead and sent the majority of the 32,864 spectators scrambling for the exits.dddddddddddd "Its hard to come in here and get a win," Lions linebacker Solomon Elimimian said. "They had a great crowd here and thats the kind of crowd you want to play in front of. Its just a you against the world kind of feeling and it makes you depend even more on that guy next to you, trust in your teammates even more." Quarterback Darian Durant and Roughriders offence struggled for much of the night. Durant completed just 15 of 34 pass attempts for 191 yards. "We were 0-2 and no one gave us a shot to win this game," Elimimian said. "We knew a lot of times what (the Riders) were trying to do. The biggest thing with Durant is containing him a hes the main cog in that offence and we got some hits on him tonight and that slowed him down." The Riders held a brief 13-11 lead late in the second quarter after Durant hooked up with receiver Taj Smith on a five-yard touchdown pass and catch. But after Hugh Charles lost a fumble on the Riders next possession, Paul McCallum kicked a 41-yard field goal, one of three on the night, to give the Lions a 14-13 advantage going into the half. Saskatchewans Chris Milo made two field goals, also in the second quarter. "Im disappointed," Durant said after the game. "I thought we would come out and put on a better performance than what we did. But you have to give B.C. a lot of credit. They came in here and took it to us." ' ' '