2020-21 Scores

 February 26

• Lethbridge 1 at Edmonton 7 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Dylan Guenther – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Medicine Hat 5 at Red Deer 4 (Rebels led 4-2 with 1:58 to go – Lukas Svejkovsky with the game-tying goal with 41 seconds left – Corson Hopwo with the overtime winner at 1:59 – Three Goals – Cole Clayton – Three Assists)

February 27

• Edmonton 7 at Lethbridge 2 (Kaid Oliver – Two Goals and Two Assists – Dylan Guenther – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Red Deer 2 at Medicine Hat 7 (Cole Clayton – One Goal and Three Assists)

March 5

• Red Deer 0 at Calgary 2 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Brayden Peters – 27 Saves – Ethan Anders – 29 Saves)
• Medicine Hat 2 at Edmonton 4 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Dylan Guenther – Two Goals – Sebastian Cossa – 32 Saves)

March 6

• Edmonton 3 at Medicine Hat 1 (Scott Atkinson scored the game-winning goal with 4:32 to go while on the power play – Sebastian Cossa – 19 Saves – Garin Bjorklund – 23 Saves)
• Calgary 2 at Red Deer 3 (Ben King scored the game-tying goal with 2:54 to go – Arshdeep Bains with the overtime winner at 4:06 – Chase Leslie – Two Assists)

March 12

• Medicine Hat 6 at Calgary 2 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Cole Clayton – Three Goals – Brett Kemp – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Brandon 3 at Moose Jaw 4 (in Regina – Tate Popple with the overtime winner at 1:07 – Two Goals – Braden Schneider – One Goal and One Assist)
• Lethbridge 7 at Red Deer 4 (The game was tied at four after the first period – Jett Jones – Two Goals – Chase Wheatcroft – Two Goals)
• Prince Albert 6 at Regina 3 (Ozzy Wiesblatt – One Goal and Two Assists – Connor Bedard – Two Goals)

March 13

• Winnipeg 2 at Brandon 3 (in Regina – Jake Chiasson – One Goal and One Assist)
• Red Deer 3 at Lethbridge 4 (Alex Cotton with the overtime winner at 53 seconds while on the power play – Justin Hall – Two Goals and One Assist – Alex Thacker – One Goal and Two Assists – Kyle Masters – Two Assists)
• Calgary 2 at Medicine Hat 4 (Eric Van Impe – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Saskatoon 4 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – The Blades scored three goals in the final 14 minutes – Brandon Lisowsky – Two Goals – Caleb Wyrostok – Two Assists – Isaac Poulter – 36 Saves)

March 14

• Medicine Hat 4 at Calgary 5 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Jackson van de Leest – Two Goals – Cole Clayton – Two Assists)
• Moose Jaw 2 at Prince Albert 1 (in Regina – Brayden Yager with the winning goal in the third round of the shootout – Boston Bilous – 27 Saves – Carter Serhyenko – 24 Saves)
• Lethbridge 1 at Red Deer 5 (Josh Tarzwell – Two Goals and One Assist – Ben King – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Regina 3 at Saskatoon 6 (in Regina – Blake Stevenson – Two Goals and Two Assists – Carson Denomie – Two Goals and One Assist)

March 15

• Swift Current 4 at Winnipeg 6 (in Regina – Jakin Smallwood – Two Goals – Cole Nagy – One Goal and Two Assists)

March 16

• Brandon 3 at Prince Albert 5 (in Regina – Ozzy Wiesblatt – Three Assists – Max Paddock – 34 Saves)
• Moose Jaw 5 at Regina 4 (The Pats led 4-1 after the first period – Daemon Hunt with the overtime winner at 1:43 – Brayden Yager – One Goal and Two Assists – Ryder Korczak – One Goal and Two Assists – Carson Denomie – Two Goals)

March 17

• Winnipeg 2 at Saskatoon 1 (in Regina – Peyton Krebs with the overtime winner at 36 seconds – Connor McClennon – Two Assists – Gage Alexander – 23 Saves – Nolan Maier – 27 Saves)
• Regina 3 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – Carson Denomie – Two Goals – Matthew Kieper – 33 Saves – Reid Dyck – 27 Saves)

March 18

• Swift Current 1 at Brandon 4 (in Regina – Nolan Ritchie – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Winnipeg 5 at Moose Jaw 2 (in Regina – Owen Pederson – One Goal and One Assist – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and One Assist)
• Portland 2 at Tri-City 3 (Samuel Huo with the overtime winner at 4:11 while on the power play – Talyn Boyko – 27 Saves – Dante Giannuzzi – 30 Saves)

March 19

• Red Deer 0 at Edmonton 5 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Josh Williams – Three Goals and One Assist – Sebastian Cossa – 34 Saves)
• Calgary 1 at Lethbridge 3 (Justin Hall – One Goal and One Assist – Bryan Thomson – 34 Saves)
• Prince Albert 1 at Saskatoon 3 (in Regina – Tristen Robins – Two Assists)
• Spokane 3 at Seattle 4 (Erik Atchison scored the game-tying goal for the Chiefs with 1:40 to go while on the power play – Payton Mount with the winning goal in the second round of the shootout – Keltie Jeri-Leon – Two Goals – Adam Beckman – One Goal and Two Assists)

March 20

• Lethbridge 3 at Calgary 4 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – The Hurricanes led 3-1 with 5:29 left – Riley Fiddler-Schultz scored the game-tying goal with 2:18 to go – Tyson Galloway with the overtime winner at 38 seconds – Two Goals and One Assist – Carl Tetachuk – 36 Saves)
• Spokane 0 at Everett 2 (Jackson Berezowski – One Goal and One Assist – Dustin Wolf – 22 Saves – Mason Beaupit – 20 Saves)
• Edmonton 3 at Red Deer 1 (Jalen Luypen – One Goal and One Assist)
• Brandon 3 at Regina 2 (Nolan Ritchie with the overtime winner at 1:40 – Ridly Greig – Three Assists)
• Portland 4 at Seattle 1 (Dante Giannuzzi – 30 Saves)
• Moose Jaw 5 at Swift Current 1 (in Regina – Ryder Korczak – Three Assists – Daemon Hunt – Two Goals and One Assist – Isaac Pouter – 36 Saves)

March 21

• Red Deer 2 at Edmonton 5 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Dylan Guenther – Two Assists – Jake Neighbours – Two Assists)
• Calgary 7 at Lethbridge 4 (Tristan Zandee – Three Assists – Zack Stringer – Two Goals)
• Saskatoon 3 at Moose Jaw 1 (in Regina – Evan Patrician – Two Goals – Nolan Maier – 20 Saves – Brett Mirwald – 25 Saves)
• Spokane 3 at Portland 4 (in Kent – Gabe Klassen – One Goal and One Assist – Reed Jacobson – One Goal and One Assist)
• Everett 7 at Tri-City 0 (Cole Fonstad – Three Assists – Ethan Regnier – Two Goals and One Assist – Dustin Wolf – 18 Saves)
• Prince Albert 2 at Winnipeg 3 (in Regina – Cole Muir scored the game-tying goal with 4:22 to go – Connor McClennon with the overtime winner at 35 seconds – One Goal and One Assist – Ozzy Wiesblatt – Two Assists)

March 22

• Saskatoon 6 at Brandon 4 (in Regina – Kyle Crnkovic – Two Goals and One Assist – Colton Dach – One Goal and Two Assists – Lynden McCallum – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Swift Current 5 at Prince Albert 2 (in Regina – Carter Stebbings – Two Goals)

March 23

• Regina 3 at Winnipeg 8 (in Regina – Peyton Krebs – Three Assists – Connor McClennon – Two Goals and One Assist)

March 24

• Moose Jaw 2 at Brandon 8 (in Regina – The Wheat Kings led 4-0 after eight minutes – Ridly Greig – Three Assists – Rylan Thiessen – Three Assists – Jake Chiasson – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Tri-City 0 at Everett 3 (Dustin Wolf – 30 Saves)
• Swift Current 5 at Saskatoon 6 (in Regina – The Broncos led 5-3 with 3:29 to go – Aiden De La Gorgendiere scored the game-tying goal with 43 seconds left – Tristen Robins with the overtime winner at 29 seconds – Kyle Crnkovic – Four Assists – Josh Davies – Two Goals)

March 25

• Regina 5 at Prince Albert 3 (in Regina – Ryker Evans – Three Assists – Tyson Laventure – Two Assists)
• Brandon 4 at Winnipeg 3 (in Regina – Jake Chiasson – One Goal and One Assist – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and One Assist)

March 26

• Calgary 3 at Edmonton 4 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Jalen Luypen – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Vancouver 3 at Kamloops 7 (Connor Zary – Three Assists – Matthew Seminoff – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Victoria 0 at Kelowna 5 (Alex Swetlikoff – Two Goals – Cole Schwebius – 19 Saves)
• Lethbridge 0 at Medicine Hat 3 (Lukas Svejkovsky – Two Goals – Garin Bjorklund – 22 Saves – Carl Tetachuk – 44 Saves)
• Everett 2 at Portland 1 (Cole Fonstad with the overtime winner at 4:17 – One Goal and One Assist – Dustin Wolf – 35 Saves – Dante Giannuzzi – 34 Saves)
• Saskatoon 7 at Regina 3 (Aidan De La Gorgendiere – Four Assists – Kyle Crnkovic – Three Assists)
• Seattle 5 at Spokane 0 (Conner Roulette – Two Goals and One Assist – Jared Davidson – One Goal and Two Assists – Thomas Milic – 35 Saves)
• Winnipeg 4 at Swift Current 7 (in Regina – Mathew Ward – Four Assists – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and Two Assists)

March 27

• Edmonton 5 at Calgary 2 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Jake Neighbours – Two Goals and One Assist – Dylan Guenther – One Goal and Two Assists – Brayden Peters – 40 Saves)
• Medicine Hat 6 at Lethbridge 3 (Beckett Langkow – 38 Saves)
• Prince Albert 5 at Moose Jaw 2 (in Regina – Ozzy Wiesblatt – Two Goals – Logan Linklater – Two Assists)
• Kamloops 5 at Prince George 4 (in Kamloops – Logan Stankoven – Two Goals – Jack Sander – Two Assists)
• Portland 2 at Seattle 3 (Jackson Berry – 28 Saves – Dante Giannuzzi – 37 Saves)
• Spokane 0 at Tri-City 3 (Samuel Huo – Two Goals – Talyn Boyko – 26 Saves)

March 28

• Calgary 2 at Edmonton 1 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Brayden Peters – 41 Saves)
• Tri-City 1 at Everett 6 (Gage Goncalves – Three Goals and One Assist – Gianni Fairbrother – Three Assists)
• Lethbridge 4 at Medicine Hat 5 (Oren Shtrom with the overtime winner at 4:11 – Cole Clayton – Three Assists)
• Portland 7 at Seattle 4 (The Winterhawks scored three goals in the final 16 minutes – Nick Cicek – Three Assists)
• Brandon 5 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – Braden Schneider – Two Assists – Ben McCartney – Two Assists)
• Kelowna 0 at Vancouver 6 (in Kamloops – Tristen Nielsen – Three Goals and Two Assists – Justin Sourdif – Four Assists – Trent Miner – 20 Saves)
• Moose Jaw 1 at Winnipeg 4 (in Regina – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and Two Assists)

March 29

• Saskatoon 4 at Prince Albert 0 (in Regina – Colton Dach – Two Goals and One Assist – Nolan Maier – 24 Saves)
• Swift Current 4 at Regina 9 (Connor Bedard – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Prince George 5 at Victoria 3 (in Kelowna – Connor Bowie – Three Goals – Tarun Fizer – One Goal and Two Assists)

March 30

• Prince Albert 1 at Brandon 7 (in Regina – Nolan Ritchie – Two Assists)
• Regina 3 at Moose Jaw 2 (in Regina – Layton Feist with the overtime winner at 4:33 – One Goal and One Assist – Brett Mirwald – 38 Saves)
• Victoria 4 at Vancouver 5 (in Kamloops – Tristen Nielsen scored the game-tying goal with 3:09 to go while on the power play – Eric Florchuk with the game-winning goal with 1:57 left – One Goal and Two Assists – Justin Sourdif – Three Assists)

March 31

• Everett 1 at Seattle 2 (Thomas Milic – 32 Saves – Dustin Wolf – 36 Saves)
• Saskatoon 3 at Winnipeg 2 (in Regina – Aiden De La Gorgendiere – Two Assists – Nolan Maier – 29 Saves – Zach Benson – Two Assists – Gage Alexander – 25 Saves)

April 1

• Regina 2 at Brandon 7 (in Regina – Lynden McCallum – Two Goals)
• Prince George 1 at Kamloops 6 (Caedan Bankier – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Swift Current 8 at Moose Jaw 5 (in Regina – The Broncos scored three goals in the final 17 minutes – Michael Farren – One Goal and Two Assists – Aiden Bulych – One Goal and Two Assists – Brayden Yager – Two Assists)

April 2

• Seattle 1 at Everett 3 (Gianni Fairbrother – One Goal and One Assist)
• Calgary 1 at Medicine Hat 4 (Lukas Svejkovsky – Two Goals)
• Winnipeg 3 at Prince Albert 0 (in Regina – Gage Alexander – 31 Saves)
• Tri-City 2 at Portland 6 (Simon Knak – Two Goals and One Assists – Sasha Mutala – Two Goals)
• Edmonton 9 at Red Deer 2 (The Rebels led 2-0 after 19 minutes – Logan Dowhaniuk – Two Goals and Four Assists)
• Moose Jaw 4 at Saskatoon 0 (in Regina – Riley Krane – One Goal and One Assist – Boston Bilous – 29 Saves)

April 3

• Medicine Hat 6 at Calgary 5 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – The Tigers led 5-3 with 3:43 to go – Riley Fiddler-Schultz tied the game for the Hitmen with 11 seconds left – Brett Kemp with the overtime winner at 4:43 – Two Goals and One Assist – Adam Kydd – Two Goals)
• Red Deer 1 at Edmonton 5 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Liam Keeler – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Portland 1 at Everett 4 (Hunter Campbell – Two Goals and One Assist – Dustin Wolf – 33 Saves – Dante Giannuzzi – 33 Saves)
• Winnipeg 5 at Regina 2 (Peyton Krebs – Two Assists – Daniel Hauser – 36 Saves)
• Prince Albert 4 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – Ozzy Wiesblatt – Three Assists)
• Spokane 2 at Tri-City 3 (Luke Zazula with the overtime winner after 18 seconds of play – Booker Daniel – Two Assists – Raegan Wiles – Two Assists)
• Kamloops 4 at Victoria 3 (in Kelowna – Logan Stankoven with the overtime winner at 1:39 – Two Goals and Two Assists – Adam Evanoff – 48 Saves – Brayden Schuurman – Two Goals)

April 4

• Vancouver 1 at Prince George 0 (in Kamloops – Tristen Nielsen with the winning goal in the third round of the shootout – Trent Miner – 14 Saves – Tyler Brennan – 43 Saves)
• Brandon 3 at Saskatoon 1 (in Regina – Ethan Kruger – 22 Saves – Koen MacInnes – 29 Saves)
• Seattle 5 at Spokane 4 (Conner Roulette with the overtime winner at 4:47 – One Goal and Two Assists – Henrik Rybinski – Three Assists – Erik Atchison – One Goal and Two Assists – Mason Beaupit – 37 Saves)

April 5

• Calgary 5 at Medicine Hat 4 (Riley Stotts with the winning goal in the third round of the shootout – Riley Fiddler-Schultz – Three Assists – Oren Shtrom – Two Goals – Garin Bjorklund – 41 Saves)
• Brandon 3 at Prince Albert 2 (in Regina – Ridly Greig – One Goal and One Assist – Braden Schneider – Two Assists – Justin Nachbaur – Two Goals)
• Edmonton 6 at Red Deer 1 (Dylan Guenther – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Moose Jaw 4 at Regina 3 (The Pats led 3-0 with eight minutes to go – Eric Alarie scored the game-tying goal with 17 seconds left – Jagger Firkus with the winning goal in the fourth round of the shootout – Cole Jordan – Two Assists – Kyle Walker – Two Assists)
• Kamloops 0 at Vancouver 4 (in Kamloops – Trent Miner – 30 Saves – Tristen Nielsen – Two Assists)

April 6

• Portland 4 at Everett 6 (The Silvertips scored three goals in the final six minutes – Cole Fonstad – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Victoria 3 at Prince George 2 (in Kamloops – Brayden Tracey with the overtime winner at 4:36 – Two Goals and One Assist – Connor Martin – 43 Saves – Jonny Hooker – Two Goals)
• Winnipeg 3 at Saskatoon 2 (in Regina – Owen Pederson with the overtime winner at 1:40 while on the power play – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and One Assist)
• Regina 6 at Swift Current 1 (in Regina – Connor Bedard – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Seattle 2 at Tri-City 5 (Sasha Mutala – Two Assists)

April 7

• Swift Current 1 at Brandon 4 (in Regina – Ridly Greig – Two Assists – Isaac Poulter – 33 Saves)
• Winnipeg 6 at Moose Jaw 3 (in Regina – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Tri-City 2 at Spokane 5 (Reed Jacobson – Two Goals and Two Assists – Luke Zazula – Two Goals)
• Vancouver 6 at Victoria 4 (in Kelowna – Bryce Bader – Two Goals and One Assist – Justin Sourdif – Two Goals and One Assist)

April 8

• Prince Albert 3 at Saskatoon 5 (The Blades scored two goals in the final eight minutes – Tristen Robins – One Goal and Three Assists – Dallyn Peekeekoot – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 9

• Victoria 3 at Kamloops 6 (Orrin Centazzo – Two Goals and One Assist – Connor Zary – One Goal and Two Assists – Connor Martin – 47 Saves)
• Lethbridge 6 at Red Deer 3 (Dino Kambeitz – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Brandon 1 at Regina 2 (Connor Bedard with the overtime winner at 49 seconds while on the power play – Two Goals – Roddy Ross – 33 Saves)
• Everett 4 at Seattle 3 (Gage Goncalves with the game-winning goal with 1:36 to go – Olen Zellweger – Two Assists – Henrik Rybinski – Three Assists)
• Portland 1 at Spokane 3 (Cordel Larson – One Goal and Two Assists – Mason Beaupit – 35 Saves)
• Moose Jaw 6 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – Ryder Korczak – Two Goals and One Assist – Daemon Hunt – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 10

• Red Deer 2 at Lethbridge 5 (Liam Kindree – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Saskatoon 4 at Moose Jaw 2 (in Regina – Tristen Robins – Two Goals and One Assist – Eric Alarie – Two Assists)
• Portland 7 at Spokane 6 (Seth Jarvis – Two Goals and One Assist – Jaydon Dureau – One Goal and Two Assists – Campbell Arnold – 41 Saves)
• Everett 2 at Tri-City 6 (Samuel Huo – One Goal and Two Assists – Jake Sloan – One Goal and Two Assists – Talyn Boyko – 37 Saves)
• Prince George 6 at Vancouver 3 (in Kamloops – Jonny Hooker – One Goal and Three Assists – Eric Florchuk – Three Assists)
• Prince Albert 3 at Winnipeg 4 (in Regina – Conor Geekie with the overtime winner at 2:13 – Owen Pederson – Two Assists – Remy Aquilon – Two Assists)

April 11

• Saskatoon 3 at Brandon 2 (in Regina – Nolan Maier – 42 Saves – Kyle Crnkovic – One Goal and One Assist – Ridly Greig – One Goal and One Assist)
• Swift Current 2 at Prince Albert 4 (in Regina – Spencer Moe – Two Assists – Max Paddock – 35 Saves – Aiden Bulych – Two Assists – Reid Dyck – 33 Saves)
• Seattle 3 at Tri-City 2 (Jared Davidson – One Goal and One Assist – Henrik Rybinski – One Goal and One Assist)
• Kamloops 4 at Victoria 3 (in Kelowna – Inaki Baragano with the game-winning goal with 3:56 to go – Connor Zary – Four Assists – Adam Evanoff – 56 Saves)

April 12

• Red Deer 5 at Lethbridge 8 (Justin Hall – Two Goals and Three Assists – Ben King – Two Goals and Two Assists – Arshdeep Bains – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Vancouver 1 at Prince George 4 (in Kamloops – Craig Armstrong – Four Goals – Taylor Gauthier – 37 Saves)
• Regina 1 at Winnipeg 3 (in Regina – Connor McClennon – Two Goals)

April 13

• Spokane 4 at Everett 3 (Adam Beckman – Two Goals and Two Assists – Eli Zummack – One Goal and Three Assists)
• Brandon 8 at Moose Jaw 3 (in Regina – Braden Schneider – Three Assists – Brayden Yager – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Prince Albert 4 at Regina 2 (Remy Aquilon – Two Assists – Niall Crocker – Two Assists – Ryker Evans – One Goal and One Assist)
• Tri-City 2 at Seattle 4 (Nico Myatovic – Two Goals)

April 14

• Winnipeg 3 at Brandon 5 (in Regina – Ben McCartney – Three Goals – Connor Ungar – 38 Saves)
• Prince George 0 at Kamloops 5 (Josh Pillar – Two Goals and One Assist – Dylan Garand – 16 Saves – Taylor Gauthier – 35 Saves)
• Spokane 4 at Portland 3 (Eli Zummack scored the game-tying goal with 31 seconds to go while on the power play and the overtime winner at 3:27 – Mason Beaupit – 48 Saves)
• Saskatoon 3 at Swift Current 0 (in Regina – Blake Stevenson – Two Goals – Nolan Maier – 27 Saves – Isaac Poulter – 37 Saves)

April 15

• Edmonton 4 at Lethbridge 0 (Sebastian Cossa – 30 Saves – Jalen Luypen – One Goal and One Assist)
• Moose Jaw 0 at Prince Albert 2 (in Regina – Max Paddock – 45 Saves)
• Regina 1 at Saskatoon 4 (in Regina – Rhett Rhinehart – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Victoria 0 at Vancouver 4 (in Kamloops – Justin Sourdif – One Goal and One Assist – Drew Sim – 16 Saves)

April 16

• Red Deer 2 at Medicine Hat 4 (The Tigers scored three goals in the final 17 minutes – Corson Hopwo – Two Goals – Ben King – Two Goals)
• Everett 5 at Seattle 3 (The Silvertips scored three goals in the final 10 minutes – Gage Goncalves – Two Goals and Two Assists – Jared Davidson – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Prince George 5 at Victoria 2 (in Kelowna – Riley Heidt – Two Assists)
• Swift Current 4 at Winnipeg 5 (in Regina – Owen Pederson – Two Goals and One Assist – Daniel Hauser – 40 Saves – Owen Williams – One Goal and One Assist)

April 17

• Moose Jaw 1 at Brandon 4 (in Regina – Ben McCartney – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Lethbridge 6 at Edmonton 5 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Logan Barlage with the winning goal in the fourth round of the shootout – Noah Boyko – Three Goals – Josh Williams – Two Assists)
• Seattle 1 at Portland 3 (Reece Newkirk – One Goal and One Assist – Dante Giannuzzi – 28 Saves)
• Kelowna 7 at Prince George 5 (in Kamloops – Trevor Wong – Four Goals and One Assist – Kyren Gronick – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Medicine Hat 5 at Red Deer 2 (Lukas Svejkovsky – Three Assists)
• Swift Current 3 at Saskatoon 2 (in Regina – Mathew Ward with the winning goal in the third round of the shootout – Reid Dyck – 33 Saves – Kyle Crnkovic – Two Assists – Nolan Maier – 35 Saves)

April 18

• Portland 2 at Everett 6 (Ethan Regnier – Three Goals – Dustin Wolf – 37 Saves)
• Vancouver 4 at Kamloops 0 (Tristen Nielsen – Three Goals – Eric Florchuk – Three Assists – Trent Miner – 27 Saves)
• Edmonton 5 at Lethbridge 3 (Carter Souch – Two Goals and One Assist – Carson Latimer – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Regina 4 at Prince Albert 3 (in Regina – Cole Dubinsky – Two Goals – Tyson Laventure – Two Goals)
• Brandon 5 at Winnipeg 4 (in Regina – Ridly Greig scored the game-tying goal with 1:26 to go – Braden Schneider with the overtime winner at 1:56 – Ben McCartney – Four Assists – Peyton Krebs – One Goal and Three Assists)

April 19

• Red Deer 2 at Medicine Hat 3 (Brett Kemp – Two Assists – Chase Coward – 32 Saves)
• Prince Albert 2 at Moose Jaw 5 (in Regina – Josh Hoekstra – One Goal and One Assist)
• Winnipeg 5 at Swift Current 2 (in Regina – Mikey Milne – One Goal and Two Assists – Isaac Poulter – 40 Saves)
• Prince George 1 at Vancouver 2 (in Kamloops – Trent Miner – 33 Saves – Taylor Gauthier – 27 Saves)
• Kelowna 7 at Victoria 2 (in Kelowna – Dylan Wightman – Two Goals and One Assist – David Kope – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 20

• Kelowna 2 at Kamloops 6 (The Blazers led 4-0 after 14 minutes – Connor Levis – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Saskatoon 2 at Regina 4 (Carter Chorney – One Goal and One Assist)

April 21

• Brandon 6 at Swift Current 1 (in Regina – Lynden McCallum – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Vancouver 5 at Victoria 3 (in Kelowna – Justin Sourdif – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Moose Jaw 5 at Winnipeg 6 (in Regina – Peyton Krebs scored the game-tying goal with 1:12 to go – Two Goals – Jakin Smallwood with the overtime winner at 1:46 – Two Goals – Cade Hayes – Two Goals and One Assist – Jagger Firkus – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 22

• Medicine Hat 0 at Edmonton 3 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Josh Williams – One Goal and Two Assists – Sebastian Cossa – 30 Saves – Garin Bjorklund – 49 Saves)
• Saskatoon 0 at Prince Albert 4 (in Regina – Ozzy Wiesblatt – One Goal and One Assist – Max Paddock – 20 Saves – Nolan Maier – 27 Saves)
• Kamloops 4 at Prince George 1 (in Kamloops – Fraser Minten – Two Assists – Dylan Garand – 43 Saves)
• Swift Current 4 at Regina 2 (Michael Farren – Two Goals)
• Everett 5 at Spokane 0 (Hunter Campbell – Two Goals – Dustin Wolf – 32 Saves)

April 23

• Lethbridge 3 at Calgary 6 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – The Hitmen led 4-0 after 11 minutes – Adam Kydd – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Victoria 2 at Kamloops 3 (Matthew Seminoff – One Goal and One Assist – Brayden Tracey – Two Assists)
• Prince George 1 at Kelowna 5 (Jake Poole – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Regina 4 at Moose Jaw 1 (in Regina – Sloan Stanick – Two Assists – Roddy Ross – 30 Saves)
• Everett 6 at Spokane 1 (Zach Ashton – Two Goals – Ethan Regnier – Two Assists)
• Saskatoon 1 at Winnipeg 4 (in Regina – Connor McClennon – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 24

• Prince Albert 4 at Brandon 5 (in Regina – Braden Schneider with the overtime winner at 2:30 – Nate Danielson – Three Assists)
• Vancouver 3 at Kelowna 4 (Kaedan Korczak – One Goal and One Assist – Justin Sourdif – Two Goals)
• Calgary 7 at Lethbridge 2 (Sean Tschigerl – Three Goals)
• Edmonton 4 at Medicine Hat 1 (Kaid Oliver – One Goal and Two Assists – Garin Bjorklund – 40 Saves)
• Seattle 3 at Portland 6 (Seth Jarvis – Three Goals – Jaydon Dureau – Three Assists)

April 25

• Regina 1 at Brandon 5 (in Regina – Lynden McCallum – Four Goals – Braden Schneider – Four Assists – Ben McCartney – Three Assists)
• Lethbridge 4 at Calgary 1 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Logan Barlage – Two Goals and One Assist – Carl Tetachuk – 40 Saves)
• Medicine Hat 2 at Edmonton 3 (Jalen Luypen – Two Goals – Cole Clayton – Two Assists)
• Swift Current 4 at Moose Jaw 2 (in Regina – Cole Nagy – Three Goals)
• Seattle 1 at Portland 4 (Simon Knak – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Kamloops 2 at Vancouver 0 (in Kamloops – Josh Pillar – Two Assists – Dylan Garand – 18 Saves – Trent Miner – 28 Saves)

April 26

• Winnipeg 4 at Prince Albert 3 (in Regina – The Raiders led 3-1 with 10:32 to go – Karter Prosofsky with the game-winning goal with 4:40 left – Conor Geekie – One Goal and One Assist – Reece Vitelli – Two Assists)
• Victoria 1 at Prince George 4 (in Kamloops – Craig Armstrong – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Moose Jaw 4 at Saskatoon 5 (in Regina – Rhett Rhinehart with the overtime winner at 1:27 – Kyle Crnkovic – Two Goals and Two Assists – Colton Dach – One Goal and Three Assists)

April 27

• Vancouver 1 at Kamloops 2 (Josh Pillar – Two Goals – Connor Zary – Two Assists – Dylan Garand – 38 Saves – Trent Miner – 22 Saves)
• Everett 3 at Portland 2 (Gage Goncalves – One Goal and Two Assists – Dustin Wolf – 37 Saves – Tyson Kozak – One Goal and One Assist)
• Winnipeg 6 at Regina 4 (Mikey Milne – Two Goals and One Assist – Zack Smith – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Kelowna 5 at Victoria 1 (in Kelowna – David Kope – One Goal and Two Assists)

April 28

• Seattle 2 at Everett 5 (Ronan Seeley – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Kamloops 1 at Prince George 5 (in Kamloops – Keaton Dowhaniuk – One Goal and Three Assists – Taylor Gauthier – 37 Saves)
• Brandon 2 at Saskatoon 5 (in Regina – Colton Dach – Two Goals – Nolan Maier – 35 Saves – Lynden McCallum – Two Goals)
• Tri-City 3 at Spokane 5 (Adam Beckman scored the game-winning goal with 2:55 to go while on the power play – Three Goals and One Assist – Eli Zummack – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Prince Albert 6 at Swift Current 5 (in Regina – Cole Nagy scored the game-tying goal for the Broncos with 1:03 to go – Ozzy Wiesblatt with the overtime winner after 54 seconds – Reece Vitelli – Two Goals and One Assist – Michael Farren – Three Assists)

April 29

• Vancouver 3 at Kelowna 4 (The Giants led 3-2 with 5:31 to go – Mark Liwiski with the game-winning goal with 1:33 left – Nolan Flamand – Two Assists – Zack Ostapchuk – Two Goals)
• Medicine Hat 6 at Lethbridge 2 (Lukas Svejkovsky – Two Goals – Brett Kemp – Two Goals)
• Calgary 4 at Red Deer 3 (Cael Zimmerman with the overtime winner at 4:19 – Riley Stotts – Two Assists – Chris Douglas – One Goal and One Assist)

April 30

• Edmonton 8 at Calgary 3 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Josh Williams – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Kamloops 1 at Kelowna 6 (The Rockets scored five goals in the first 18 minutes – Turner McMillen – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Everett 2 at Portland 5 (The Winterhawks scored four goals in the final seven minutes – Simon Knak – Two Goals)
• Victoria 2 at Prince George 1 (in Kamloops – Brayden Schuurman with the overtime winner at 3:00 – Adam Evanoff – 40 Saves – Ty Young – 21 Saves)

May 1

• Kelowna 3 at Kamloops 4 (Caedan Bankier with the overtime winner at 4:47 – Three Goals – Josh Pillar – One Goal and Two Assists – David Kope – Two Goals)
• Lethbridge 6 at Medicine Hat 3 (Dino Kambeitz – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Tri-City 3 at Portland 2 (The American led 3-0 after 13 minutes – Talyn Boyko – 37 Saves – Jaydon Dureau – One Goal and One Assist)
• Edmonton 2 at Red Deer 4 (Ben King – Two Goals – Logan Dowhaniuk – Two Assists)
• Seattle 3 at Spokane 8 (Adam Beckman – Three Goals – Bobby Russell – Three Assists)
• Vancouver 5 at Victoria 4 (in Kelowna – Tristen Nielsen with the winning goal in the second round of the shootout – Alex Kannok Leipert – One Goal and One Assist – Brayden Tracey – Two Assists – Connor Martin – 38 Saves)

May 2

• Red Deer 5 at Calgary 4 (Played at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex – Josh Tarzwell with the overtime winner after 25 seconds – Ben King – Three Assists – Kalan Lind – Two Goals and One Assist)
• Medicine Hat 6 at Lethbridge 2 (Ryan Chyzowski – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Portland 4 at Seattle 5 (Jared Davidson with the game-winning goal with 1:52 to go – Henrik Rybinski – Three Assists – Keltie Jeri-Leon – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Everett 3 at Spokane 2 (Cole Fonstad with the overtime winner at 3:06 – Two Goals and One Assist – Blake Swetlikoff – Two Goals)
• Prince George 5 at Vancouver 2 (in Kamloops – Koehn Ziemmer – Two Goals – Tristen Nielsen – Two Goals)

May 3

• Victoria 2 at Kamloops 5 (Fraser Minten – Four Assists)

May 4

• Lethbridge 2 at Edmonton 3 (Played at Downtown Community Arena – Josh Williams with the overtime winner at 21 seconds – Two Goals – Sebastian Cossa – 27 Saves – Chase Wheatcroft – One Goal and One Assist – Carl Tetachuk – 36 Saves)
• Prince George 2 at Kelowna 1 (Taylor Gauthier – 29 Saves)
• Calgary 4 at Red Deer 3 (Ben King gave the Rebels a 3-2 lead with 3:15 to go – Two Goals and One Assist – Josh Prokop scored the game-tying goal with 47 seconds left – Adam Kydd with the overtime winner at 4:21 – Brayden Peters – 32 Saves – Chase Coward – 42 Saves)
• Tri-City 4 at Spokane 3 (Samuel Huo with the overtime winner at 23 seconds – Two Goals and One Assist)

May 5

• Seattle 3 at Everett 4 (Gage Goncalves with the winning goal in the second round of the shootout – Dustin Wolf – 28 Saves – Henrik Rybinski – One Goal and Two Assists)
• Vancouver 0 at Prince George 3 (in Kamloops – Koehn Ziemmer – Two Goals – Taylor Gauthier – 26 Saves)
• Portland 7 at Tri-City 2 (Seth Jarvis – Three Goals)

May 6

• Edmonton 3 at Medicine Hat 0 (Ethan Cap – Two Assists – Sebastian Cossa – 29 Saves – Garin Bjorklund – 25 Saves)
• Kamloops 5 at Victoria 1 (in Kelowna – Josh Pillar – Three Assists)

May 7

• Spokane 1 at Everett 5 (Gianni Fairbrother – Two Assists – Mason Beaupit – 40 Saves)
• Kelowna 2 at Vancouver 6 (in Kamloops – Tristen Nielsen – Two Goals and Two Assists)
• Seattle 5 at Tri-City 2 (Lucas Ciona – Three Assists – Jared Davidson – Two Goals and One Assist – Mason Dunsford – 40 Saves)

May 8

• Spokane 1 at Portland 5 (Gabe Klassen – Three Goals and One Assist)
• Everett 4 at Seattle 1 (Gage Goncalves – Three Assists)
• Kamloops 3 at Vancouver 1 (in Kamloops – Dylan Garand – 20 Saves – Trent Miner – 30 Saves)
• Prince George 1 at Victoria 2 (in Kelowna – Adam Evanoff – 33 Saves)

May 9

• Kelowna 2 at Prince George 1 (in Kamloops – Trevor Wong – Two Assists – Cole Schwebius – 30 Saves – Taylor Gauthier – 23 Saves)
• Spokane 0 at Seattle 3 (Keltie Jeri-Leon – One Goal and One Assist – Jackson Berry – 21 Saves – Mason Beaupit – 55 Saves)
• Portland 9 at Tri-City 1 (Clay Hanus – Three Assists)

May 10

• Kamloops 10 at Kelowna 2 (The Blazers led 6-0 after 34 minutes – Connor Levis – Three Goals and Two Assists – Fraser Minten – Two Goals and Three Assists)

May 11

• Tri-City 3 at Portland 5 (Seth Jarvis – Two Assists – Mason Dunsford – 38 Saves)
• Victoria 1 at Vancouver 6 (in Kamloops – Tristen Nielsen – Four Assists – Tanner Brown – Three Assists – Justin Sourdif – One Goal and Two Assists)

May 12

• Prince George 0 at Kamloops 4 (Dylan Sydor – Two Assists – Dylan Garand – 28 Saves – Taylor Gauthier – 34 Saves)
• Victoria 2 at Kelowna 3 (Jake Lee – One Goal and One Assist – Brayden Tracey – One Goal and One Assist)

No playoffs were held due to the COVID-19 pandemic