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Prince George Cougars

Prince George Cougars

The Prince George Cougars are a Canadian major junior ice hockey team that competes in the Western Hockey League (WHL). Based in Prince George, British Columbia, the team plays its home games at the CN Centre arena.www.pgcougars.com

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Sep 29, 2026

Cole WaldieHOST
40:42
We've seen the WBC in the summers over the last couple of years and it's been great.
Cole WaldieHOST
40:48
What about a hockey game? Prince George Cougars, outdoor game, Citizen Field, maybe? I
Evan BichonGUEST
40:53
don't know.
Cole WaldieHOST
40:53
I think it'd be unreal.
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
6:20
Definitely.
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
6:21
The Cougars, on the other hand.
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
6:24
Having a little more difficulties, aren't they? Their record is basically the exact opposite.
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
6:28
They are 1-3. after four games, fifth in the BC division.
Alan WishartHOST
7:10
But, again, so early in the season.
Alan WishartHOST
7:13
You're still only talking from top to bottom, a two-point difference at this point, right?
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
7:19
Not a great weekend for the Cougars on the road.
Gerry DombrowskiHOST
7:22
They were in Seattle on Saturday evening and got beat 8-0.
Drew MandelHOST
8:31
I think he's only 24 years old, if I'm not mistaken.
Drew MandelHOST
8:34
They drafted Joshua Ravensbergen out of the Prince George Cougars in the first round two years ago.
Drew MandelHOST
8:40
So there's another young goaltender there.
Drew MandelHOST
8:42
To me, San Jose and Winnipeg, have always sort of been, I can see how they could be doing a dance around one another vis-a-vis Connor Halbach in a trade to acquire his playing rights.
Steve McLeanHOST
54:53
Let's move on to the Western Conference, and we'll talk about the BC division here first.
Steve McLeanHOST
54:58
Last year, it was the Penticton Vs reigning supreme over there, just ahead of the Prince George Cougars.
Steve McLeanHOST
55:05
Gotta give a shout out to Penticton last week.
Steve McLeanHOST
55:08
Patrick and I talked about what a successful first season the Newfoundland Regiment had and the momentum that they come in with year two.
Ryan KearneyHOST
12:52
Yeah.
Ryan KearneyHOST
12:52
I love that story, and it kind of leads me perfectly into what I wanted to touch on next, and that was your scouting experience with the Prince George Cougars.
Ryan KearneyHOST
12:59
You mentioned the WHL, the Western Hockey League, um, as an opportunity for you to do that.
Ryan KearneyHOST
13:03
And, you know, kind of once you'd gotten the foot in the door, you know, you got that email reply back.
Cole WaldieHOST
1:48
It's where we take a spin around the Prince George sports world, and we have to begin on the ice.
Cole WaldieHOST
1:54
It was home opening rivalry weekend for the Prince George Cougars with a playoff rematch against the Penticton Vs to begin the season.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:03
Friday night, all good in Cougarville.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:05
Prince George opened the scoring.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:21
A great way to start the season.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:24
Things go downhill a little bit on Saturday.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:26
Cougars falling 5-1 to Penticton.
Cole WaldieHOST
2:29
Sometimes that's how the back-to-backs go, for sure.
RegHOST
22:10
Sure
Alan WishartHOST
22:10
... we'll talk about the Cougars and the Spruce Kings.
RegHOST
22:13
Mm-hmm.
Alan WishartHOST
22:14
And they, they had, [laughs] they had fairly similar weekends actually.
RegHOST
22:18
Yes.
Alan WishartHOST
22:19
The Cougars were at home playing Penticton twice.
Alan WishartHOST
22:22
Excuse me.
Alan WishartHOST
22:23
On Friday they beat Penticton 4-1.
AJ FredricksonHOST
31:49
G-H-T.
AJ FredricksonHOST
31:50
And um, I s- I bring him up as a stock down because you look at his final few years in, uh, in the WHL with the Prince George Cougars, 97 points in the '22, '23 season, we're in the A.
AJ FredricksonHOST
32:01
100 and el- uh, 117 points in '23, '24, uh, we're in the A, and then at, at, with the C his final season, 90 points.
AJ FredricksonHOST
32:09
You're, you're looking at a guy who in the WHL was massive production, great for that team in a key role.
Steve DangleHOST
24:26
It doesn't mean it's impossible.
Steve DangleHOST
24:28
Oriya Vallis! Another Calder Cup champion with the Toronto Marlies was a signing by Brad Treliving out of the WHL with the Prince George Cougars and he turned pro this past season.
Steve DangleHOST
24:38
After a REAL breakout season in the WHL where he jumped from 13 goals to 34, and 37 points to 81.
Steve DangleHOST
24:46
Did he do that in the AHL? Well no, because no one really does that.
AJ FredericksonHOST
30:43
And I've always, you know, I've got the same exact problem, but for specificity here, Riley height, H E I D T.
AJ FredericksonHOST
30:50
And I, I bring him up as a stock down because I, You look at his final few years in, in the WHL with the Prince George Cougars, 97 points in the 22, 23 season.
AJ FredericksonHOST
31:00
We're in the a hundred and 117 points in 23, 24.
AJ FredericksonHOST
31:03
We're in the a, and then with the C his final season, 90 points.

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