U15 TIER 2 RED BC - SP603 - SHERWOOD PARK

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#1 Wynton Chomay

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Career Statistics

Season	Team	League	#	GP	G	A	PTS	PTS/G	GPG	APG	PPG	SHG	GWG	PIM
2021-2022	SP603 - SHERWOOD PARK	Hockey Edmonton - U15 TIER 2 RED BC	1	25	0	0	0	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0	0	2.0
2017-2018	SP805 - SHERWOOD PARK	Hockey Edmonton - ATOM 5 RED	3	22	1	1	2	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0	0	6.0

2024-2025

Game Type

#	Name	GP	W	L	T	MP	GA	SHOTS	SAVES	SAV%	GAA	SO
1	Chomay, Wynton	9	1	0	0	525:00	13	189	176	0.93	1.49	0

Game By Game Round 1

Date	VS	W	L	T	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA	SO
10/17/2021	@ NW602 - NWZ BANDITS	0	0	0	60:00	0	0	0	0.00	0.00	0

Game By Game Round 2

Date	VS	W	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
12/13/2021	vs NE601 - NEZ	0	60:00	40	37	3	0.93	3.00
1/29/2022	vs SN601 - STONY PLAIN	0	60:00	0	0	0	0.00	0.00
2/4/2022	@ FS601 - FORT SASK RANGERS	1	55:00	0	-1	1	0.00	1.09
12/19/2021	vs BE601 - BEAUMONT BRAVES	0	60:00	46	44	2	0.96	2.00
2/6/2022	vs SP602 - SHERWOOD PARK	0	60:00	20	18	2	0.90	2.00
2/18/2022	vs SA612 - ST ALBERT	0	55:00	26	25	1	0.96	1.09
12/18/2021	vs FS601 - FORT SASK RANGERS	0	60:00	28	27	1	0.96	1.00

Game By Game Playoffs

Date	VS	W	L	T	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA	SO
3/14/2022	vs BE601 - BEAUMONT BRAVES	0	0	0	55:00	29	26	3	0.90	3.27	0

Penalties

Offence	Length	Count	Suspended
Slashing1 MINOR 8.4 - (2 min)	2.00	1	0

Maltreatment

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