WHL This Week - Radio Edition, closes out the season with 15 year-old phenom Connor Bedard fresh off a gold medal at the IIHF World U-18 Hockey Championship. We'll discuss that and his sensational 1st season with the Regina Pats under Exceptional Player status.

Kamloops Blazers F Logan Stankoven scored the game-winning goal against Russia at the U-18 World Championship. His NHL Draft stock is rising after a strong season. He'll be our guest.

Finally, the Kamloops Blazers captured the Re/max Hub BC Division championship with an 18-4 season. Head Coach Shaun Clouston wraps up the show.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition recaps Team Canada's gold medal victory at the IIHF U-18 World Hockey Championships. Nine WHL players bringing a gold medal home from Texas.

The WHL's shortened season has played out better than most would have hoped. WHL Commissioner Ron Robison recaps the season with a week to go and applauds the efforts to keep Covid-19 to a minimum to allow for the developmental season.

Everett Silvertips F Cole Fonstad is getting a lot of NHL free-agent talk after a strong season. He enters the final weekend with 33 points in 18 games and a US Division title. He'll be our guest.

Finally, Spokane Chiefs F Adam Beckman is red hot with 14 goals in his last 12 games. He's the WHL Player of the Week, presented by Journie Rewards. He'll close out the show.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes you back to Seattle for the two seasons Patrick Marleau donned the T-Birds sweater. The new record holder for all-time games played in the NHL played two seasons in Seattle. We will have Thunderbirds VP of Hockey Operations Russ Farwell and Director of Operations Rick Ronish look back on his time there.

Outgoing General Manager Darren Ritchie is saying goodbye to the Brandon Wheat Kings after different stints as a player, an assistant coach and GM. He's joining the Toronto Maple Leafs scouting staff and will be our guest.

Plus news and notes and a look at the WHL Player of the Week presented by Journie Rewards.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, has the latest on three WHL alumni who made news in the NHL this past week including former Moose Jaw Warrors F Tanner Jeannot in Nashville.

Edmonton Oil Kings F Kaid Oliver will honour his late grandfather Garnet "Ace" Bailey this weekend. Find out the plans and how it all came together for a special night ahead.

Red Deer Rebels President/General Manager Brent Sutter is stepping away from the Rebels coaching duties. He'll be our guest as he discusses why he made the decision and what the next step is.

Finally, Saskatoon Blades F Tristen Robins is the WHL Player of the Week - Presented by Journie Rewards. He stops by to discuss his start to the season and the Blades battling for first place inside the Subway Hub in Regina.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, features two players who will represent Canada at the upcoming 2021 IIHF World U-18 Championship in Texas. Hear from Seattle Thunderbirds standout F Connor Roulette and Prince George Cougars G Tyler Brennan.

Also, the 2005-born draft class is already making an impact across the WHL. The 15-year olds are becoming impact players in this shortened season for several teams. WHL Manager of Player Development Zach Hodder joins the show to talk about some of the great young talent on display, and what it means for this group in the future.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, has the rundown of the 10 players from the WHL selected to Canada's Under-18 Team for the upcoming 2021 IIHF Under-18 World Hockey Championship in Texas later this month.

Kamloops Blazers F Kyrell Sopotyk is recovering after an off-season accident that left him partially paralyzed. His positive outlook and the support of the WHL hockey community has lifted him up. Kyrell will give us an update.

Everett Silvertips G Dustin Wolf just continues to rack up the accolades along with a new franchise record for longest shutout streak. The Calgary Flames prospect will join us.

The WHL's Player of the Week presented by Journie Rewards is Winnipeg ICE veteran Payton Krebs. He'll close out the show after an eleven point week.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, checks in with the start of the BC Division and it's "Dubble Bubble". It's opening weekend in Kamloops and Kelowna. Kamloops Blazers General Manager Matt Bardsley has a preview.

The Edmonton Oil Kings are out to a great start. At 7-0, it's been an adjustment on and off the ice this season in the Central Division. Oil Kings Head Coach Brad Lauer provides some insight.

Finally, after recovering from a season ending broken femur last year, it's been a hot start for Brandon Wheat Kings F Nolan Ritchie. He's the WHL Journie Rewards Player of the Week and will be our guest.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, kicks off play in the US Division with Portland Winterhawks Coach/GM Mike Johnston. Portland has been given approval to host games at home. Hear the unique ways Johnston kept his players engaged during the year-long pause.

The Regina Pats aren't the only team with a skilled 15-year-old forward in the WHL Subway Hub. The Moose Jaw Warriors have debuted F Brayden Yager - the 3rd overall pick in the 2020 WHL Draft. He'll be our guest.

Plus, Medicine Hat Tigers veteran D Cole Clayton is off to a hot start. He leads the WHL in scoring and has been named the Journie Rewards WHL Player of the Week. He'll wrap up the show.

WHL This Week features WHL Vice President of Hockey Richard Doerksen as the newly named Regina Subway Hub Centre drops the puck this weekend. He'll update us on the work behind the scenes and if we could see a potential Division playoff this spring.

History will be made when Regina Pats 15yr-old Connor Bedard steps onto the ice as the first ever player to be granted Exceptional Status in the WHL. The native of North Vancouver held a media conference this week, we'll have the highlights.

Edmonton Oil Kings F Jalen Luypen has been named the WHL Journie Rewards Player of the Week. We'll have him in conversation with Oil Kings broadcaster Andrew Peard.

WHL This Week - Episode 1 - 2021 Season, is back after a WHL off-season like no other.

With all four Divisions now either playing or with approval to play, we kick off the season with WHL Commissioner Ron Robison. A lot of work and coordination with Health Authorities has allowed a shortened 24-game season to happen. He'll talk about what went into it, and what's next.

4000 games behind the mic for legendary broadcaster Bob Ridley. The Voice of the Tigers celebrated the unprecedented milestone and also had a new award in his namesake created by the WHL for media excellence. He'll be our guest.

It was an eight-point opening weekend for Edmonton Oil Kings F and 2021 NHL Draft Top Prospect Dylan Guenther. The 1st WHL Player of the Week of the season will wrap up the show.