Avalanche Farm Report - Dec. 6

San Antonio Rampage

The overtime period remained scoreless, sending the game into the seven-round shootout. Whitney and Troy Bourke were the only two to score for the Rampage. Netminder Spencer Martin sealed the deal by stopping six-of-seven shooters and finished with 41 saves on the night.
The Rampage wasn't able to carry over the momentum and was shutout 4-0 by San Jose the following night. Martin was between the pipes for San Antonio again and saw 33 shots on goal. Sam Henley logged his 150th professional game.
San Antonio starts its four-game road trip on Wednesday at the Rockford IceHogs.
Upcoming Games:
Dec. 7 at Rockford IceHogs
Dec. 9 at Iowa Wild
Dec. 10 at Iowa Wild

Colorado Eagles (ECHL)

The Colorado Eagles traveled to the East Coast to face the Adirondack Thunder for two meetings.
The Eagles dropped a 5-1 final to the Thunder on Friday after the home team got off to a quick start, scoring in the first five minutes.
The Eagles notched an equalizer to knot the game 1-1, which would stand as Colorado's lone goal. Adirondack continued its hot streak with four straight goals, capitalizing on three power plays to skate off with the easy win.
Colorado came back with revenge in a dominant 6-2 victory over Adirondack on Sunday. The Eagles' special teams were a highlight in the match, and the team went 4-for-4 on the power play and 6-for-6 on the penalty kill. Colorado also had a record 20 shots on goal in the first period, while seven players had a multi-point night. The Eagles start a three-game swing in Idaho against the Steelheads on Wednesday.

OHL

Travis Barron (Ottawa 67's): The Ottawa 67's lost a trio of matches last week with two coming in overtime. On Wednesday, the 67's were defeated 2-1 by the Kingston Frontenacs in overtime. Ottawa took an early lead but Kingston came back in the final stanza to knot the game and then found the overtime goal. Barron and the 67's were forced into overtime again on Saturday, falling to the Kitchener Rangers 5-4 at home. On Sunday, Ottawa lost 6-3 to the Mississauga Steelheads. Barron has two goals and 13 assists in 22 games this season.

QMJHL

JC Beaudin (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies): Beaudin recorded six points over the weekend, even though the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies were only able to produce a win in one of their three matches.
On Wednesday, Beaudin and the Huskies defeated the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles 7-6 in a shootout. Beaudin had two points in the victory with a goal and a helper. The Huskies saw another shootout on Friday, but lost 3-2 to the Charlottetown Islanders. Beaudin lit the lamp in the second and assisted on the Huskies' other goal in the final stanza. Rouyn-Noranda concluded its five-game road trip with a 4-3 loss to the Moncton Wildcats on Saturday. Beaudin found the back of the net twice and added an assist in the loss. Beaudin has 15 goals and 28 assists totaling 38 points after 26 games.
Nicolas Meloche (Gatineau Olympiques): The Olympiques went 1-2 last week, with the lone victory coming in the shootout. The club topped the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 4-3 in the skills competition on Wednesday, and Meloche had one of his team's four markers. On Saturday, Gatineau fell 5-2 to the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada, and Meloche found the scoresheet again when he assisted on the second tally. Sunday's match against the Saint John Sea Dogs ended in a 6-3 loss, but Meloche extended his point streak with a helper on Gatineau's final tally. The defenseman has 16 points (seven goals, nine assists) in 16 games this year.

WHL

Josh Anderson (Prince George Cougars): The Prince George Cougars went 2-1 last week, which ended with back-to-back contests against the Victoria Royals. On Tuesday, the Prince George Cougars won 4-3 in overtime against the Vancouver Giants. On Friday, the Cougars defeated the Royals 4-2. Anderson recorded an apple in the first period for his second assist of the season. On Saturday, the Cougars came up short, falling 2-1 to the Royals at home.

NCAA

Will Butcher (University of Denver): The University of Denver swept Colorado College in a home and away series known as the Battle for the Gold Pan. On Friday, Butcher helped DU defeat CC 3-1 with two assists. Butcher found the scoresheet with another helper in the Pioneers' 3-1 victory over the Tigers on Saturday. The defenseman leads the team in assists (14) and points (17) in 16 games.
Tyson Jost (University of North Dakota): The University of North Dakota skated in one game over the weekend, playing against Boston College in the College Hockey Showdown at Madison Square Garden. The Fighting Hawks defeated Boston College 4-3 for the first time in 11 years. Jost helped UND jump to a 2-0 lead in the second period by scoring back-to-back markers. Jost is ranked second on the team in points (17), and tied for second in goals (seven), assists (10) and plus/minus (plus-9) after 16 games. Jost was also named to Hockey Canada's World Junior Championship Selection Camp on Tuesday.
Cam Morrison (University of Notre Dame): Cam Morrison and Notre Dame went 1-1 against Massachusetts last weekend. The Fighting Irish scored four goals in the final period, but their comeback fell short and they lost 5-4 on Friday. Morrison helped Notre Dame shutout Massachusetts 3-0 on Saturday, and recording an apple to up his season total to four goals and five assists in 16 games.
Ben Storm (St. Cloud State University): St. Cloud Stated (7-6-1) competed in two contests last weekend and picked up a win and a tie. The team shut out Western Michigan 3-0 on Friday and finished with a 5-5 tie on Saturday.

Sweden

Gustav Olhaver (Rogle BK J20, Super Elit): Rogle BK only skated on Wednesday. Gustav Olhaver helped Rogle BK to a 4-3 victory over Karlskrona HK with a goal and a helper. Olhaver has four tallies and eight assists after 19 games.
Adam Werner (Bjorkloven, Allsvenskan): Bjorkloven played Almtuna IS in its only game of the week and came out with a 6-4 win on Tuesday. Werner faced 24 shots on goal and made 20 saves. Werner was also named to Sweden's 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship roster on Monday. He has a 9-8 record, a 2.66 goals-against average and a .901 save percent.
Wilhelm Westlund (Almtuna IS, Allsvenskan): Westlund and Almtuna IS couldn't find a win this weekend and were defeated 6-4 by Bjorkloven and fellow Avs prospect Adam Werner on Tuesday. Westlund had an assist in the match for his fourth this season. Almtuna then struggled to find the back of the net and was shutout 2-0 on Friday against BIK Karlskoga.

Slovakia

Maximilian Pajpach (HK Poprad, Slovak Extraliga): Maximilian Pajpach has split this season between HK Poprad of Slovak Extraliga and MHC Martin B in Slovakia's second-tier pro league. Pajpach has a .889 save percentage and 3.44 goals-against average in six games for Poprad. He's recorded a 7.05 goals-against average and .828 save percentage in five contests with MHC Martin B.

KHL

Denis Parshin (Salavat Yulaev Ufa): Salavat Yulaev Ufa topped Dinamo Riga 3-0 in Wednesday before defeating Dinamo Minsk 3-2 in a shootout on Friday. Parshin picked up a helper in the second match. Salavat Yulaev found itself in another shootout on Sunday but lost 2-1 to Jokerit Helsinki. Parshin has one goal and one assist in four games with Salavat Yulaev Ufa, bringing his season total to 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 32 games.
Andrei Mironov (Dynamo Moscow): Dynamo Moscow was undefeated last week, beating three teams. Dynamo started the slate with a 3-0 victory over Barys Astana and a 6-0 shutout win over Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk on Friday. Dynamo gave up one goal in its 4-1 victory over Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg. Andrei Mironov is injured and did not skate in the contests.

High School

Nate Clurman (Culver Academy): Culver Academy went 1-1-1 in the Shattuck-Saint Mary's School Showcase. Culver won 7-1 against Sioux Falls on Friday, tied Shattuck 1-1 on Saturday and lost 7-4 to Northwood on Sunday.

Central Interior Hockey League

Luke Walker (Terrace River Kings): Walker is currently playing for the Terrace River Kings in the Central Interior Hockey League in British Columbia. Colorado's fifth-round draft choice in 2010 spent the last three seasons in Europe.