The Canadian Hockey League today announced that forward Giorgio Estephan of the
Lethbridge Hurricanes is the CHL Player of the Week for the week ending January
24 after scoring three goals with five assists for eight points in three games
with a plus-minus rating of plus-8.
Estephan helped the Hurricanes extend
their winning-streak to 10 games climbing to a WHL-best 72 points last week with
a 36-12-0-0 record. With points in all three games last week, Estephan also
extended his personal scoring-streak to 14 games. On Wednesday he scored a goal
with three assists earning second star honours in a 4-0 win over the Spokane
Chiefs, then picked up a goal and two assists on Saturday as first star of a 4-3
overtime win against the Moose Jaw Warriors. His week wrapped up Sunday scoring
the game-winning goal as part of a 3-0 win over the Edmonton Oil
Kings.
An 18-year-old from Edmonton, AB, Estephan is playing in his third
career WHL season with the Hurricanes. Through 48 games of the 2015-16 campaign,
Estephan is tied for seventh in WHL scoring with new career-highs in all
offensive categories including 27 goals and 36 assists for 63
points.
Also considered for the award this week was San Jose Sharks
prospect Dylan Sadowy of the Barrie Colts who scored six goals with one assist
for seven points in three games, and 2016 NHL Draft prospect Vitalii Abramov of
the Gatineau Olympiques who scored once with seven assists for eight points in
three games.
(The Canadian Hockey League)
Thanks,
Pat
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