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#31 Braxton Burritt

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Career Statistics

Season	Team	League	#	GP	G	A	PTS	PTS/G	GPG	APG	PPG	SHG	GWG	PIM
2017-2018 Hockey Season	Athabasca Novice 1	Northern Alberta Interlock - 2018 NORTH - WEST Novice	31	21	3	0	3	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0	0	8.0

2022-2023 Hockey Season

Game Type

#	Name	GP	W	L	T	MP	GA	SHOTS	SAVES	SAV%	GAA	SO
31	Burritt, Braxton	15	7	8	0	816:00	71	511	440	0.86	5.22	0

Game By Game Preseason

Date	VS	W	L	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
10/8/2022	vs Westlock 1 U15	1	0	60:00	12	12	0	1.00	0.00
10/15/2022	@ Smoky Lake 1 U15	1	0	60:60	15	12	3	0.80	3.00
10/30/2022	vs Barrhead 1 U15	0	1	60:00	44	36	8	0.82	8.00

Game By Game Regular Season

Date	VS	W	L	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
1/8/2023	@ Edson 1 U15	0	1	05:00	8	8	0	1.00	0.00
11/19/2022	@ CR 1 U15	1	0	30:00	34	32	2	0.94	4.00
1/7/2023	@ Hinton 1 U15	0	1	60:00	22	16	6	0.73	6.00
12/11/2022	vs Hinton 1 U15	1	0	60:00	30	27	3	0.90	3.00
2/18/2023	@ Slave Lake 1 U15	0	1	60:00	58	40	18	0.69	18.00
1/21/2023	@ Whitecourt 1A U15	1	0	60:00	29	26	3	0.90	3.00
1/13/2023	vs Edson 1 U15	0	1	60:00	15	9	6	0.60	6.00
1/28/2023	vs CR 1 U15	1	0	60:00	42	40	2	0.95	2.00
2/3/2023	vs Drayton Valley 1 U15	0	1	60:00	70	61	9	0.87	9.00
11/26/2022	@ Fort McMurray 1 U15	0	1	60:00	46	42	4	0.91	4.00

Game By Game Playoffs

Date	VS	W	L	T	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA	SO
2/26/2023	@ Jasper 1 U15	1	0	0	60:00	29	28	1	0.97	1.00	0
3/5/2023	@ Edson 1 U15	0	1	0	60:00	57	51	6	0.89	6.00	0

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