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Thunder Weekly, November 6, 2023

Monday, November 6th
Thunder Weekly, November 6, 2023

WICHITA, Kan. (Nov. 6) – Wichita began a six-game western swing last week in Idaho. Look back at the week that was in this edition of Thunder Weekly, presented by BC Construction and Remodeling. Visit their website by clicking HERE.

LAST WEEK'S GAMES –

Wednesday, November 1
Wichita at Idaho, 8-2 L recap
Watch highlights HERE

Friday, November 3
Wichita at Idaho, 5-4 L (OT) recap
Watch highlights HERE

Saturday, November 4
Wichita at Idaho 4-3 L recap
Watch highlights HERE

THIS WEEK'S GAMES – (All times are Central)

Wednesday, November 8
Wichita at Utah, 8:10 p.m. Watch the game HERE or Listen by clicking HERE.

Friday, November 10
Wichita at Utah, 8:10 p.m. Watch the game HERE or Listen by clicking HERE.

Saturday, November 11
Wichita at Utah, 8:10 p.m. Watch the game HERE or Listen by clicking HERE.

**Pre-game at home begins at 6:30 p.m. with Field Pass Hockey Pregame Show, presented by Toyota. Road games begin 15 minutes before puck drop. All games can be viewed on the Flo Hockey App. Fans can also listen online on www.wichitathunder.com or on your smart phone with the Mixlr App using the keyword Field Pass Hockey**

WICHITA
HOME: 3-1-0-0
AWAY: 0-4-1-0
OVERALL: 3-5-1-0
Last 10: 3-5-1-0
Streak: 0-2-1-0
Rank: 4th, Mountain Division, 7 points

TEAM LEADERS
Goals: Dickman, Marek, Stinil, 4
Assists: Watts, 11
Points: Watts, 14
+/-: Roswell, +3
PIM: Masella, 37

LEADERBOARD – Brayden Watts is off to a great start for the Thunder. He leads the league in points (14), second in assists (11). first with six power play assists and first with seven power play points. Watts has at least two points in five of his last six games.

STREAKING – Jay Dickman is finding his stride over the last four games. He has six points over that stretch (2g, 4a), putting him in a tie for 14th with 10 points so far this season. Dickman is also tied for second with six power play points. 

FIRSTS – Lleyton Moore is having a solid start to his rookie career. He recorded his first goal as a pro on Saturday night. Moore has points in five of his last six games. He is tied for second in scoring by a defenseman with eight points, second in assists by defenseman with seven, fifth in power play assists by a blueliner (4) and tied for first among defenseman with five power play points. 

THE MICHIGAN – Michal Stinil had his five-point scoring streak snapped this past weekend, but it didn't come without the flare. On Friday night, he recorded a pair of goals, including pulling the Michigan on his second of the night. He curled the puck on his blade from behind the net, lifted it up and tucked it under the crossbar to tie the game. Stinil has seven points (4g, 3a) in nine games so far this season. 

POWER AND LIGHT – The Thunder power play was held at bay to end October against Iowa, but came alive last week. Wichita went 4-for-14 in three games against the Steelheads, good for 28.7%. The Thunder sits in sixth place on the man advantage (25.7%) and moved up to ninth on the road (27.8%).

SCHEDULE ODDITY – Wichita continues its western swing this week in West Valley City, Utah with three games against the Grizzlies. The Thunder played their only three meetings of the season last week against Idaho. Between the two teams, Wichita will only face the Steelheads and Grizzlies seven times all season. Utah makes its only trip to INTRUST Bank Arena in mid-January. 

THUNDERBOLTS...Jeremy Masella is fourth in penalty minutes (47)...Bradley Marek is tied for 14th in points (10), tied for fourth in rookie scoring, tied with Xavier Pouliot for first in minor penalties for rookies with eight and tied for second in power play goals scored by rookies (2)...Xavier Pouliot is second among rookies with 26 penalty minutes...Wichita is fifth in average penalty minutes per game (18.11)...

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