Changes: West Central Rage

West Central Rage
	West Central Rage
City	Kerrobert, Saskatchewan
League	Prairie Junior Hockey League
Division	North Division
Founded	2009–10
Home arena	Kerrobert Arena
Colors	Brown, Gray, Black, White
Franchise history
2009-Present	West Central Rage

Revision as of 16:04, 6 May 2018

The West Central Rage are a Junior B hockey team from Kerrobert, Saskatchewan. The team is based out of the Kerrobert Arena. The team was founded in 2009.

Season by Season Record

Season	GP	W	L	T	OL	Pts	GF	GA	Finish	Playoffs
2009–10	42	4	34	-	4	12	137	342	7th North
2010–11	40	3	27	-	0	6	93	286	7th North
2011-12	40	10	28	-	2	22	126	239	7th North
2012–13	40	18	20	-	2	38	136	159	5th North
2013-14	40	22	16	-	2	46	185	160	4th North	Won Survivor Series 3-0 (Chiefs) Lost Div Semifinal 2-4 (Royals)
2014-15	38	13	22	1	2	29	150	183	6th North	Did not qualify
2015-16	40	13	25	-	2	28	147	180	6th North	Lost First Round 0-3 (Outback Thunder)
2016-17	40	21	17	-	2	44	151	145	4th North	Lost Survivor Series 0-2 (Outback Thunder)
2017-18	40	25	12	-	3	53	203	144	3rd Bob Dvbvig	Won Survivor Series 2-0 (Royals) Lost Div Semifinal 2-4 (Chiefs)

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+The [[West Central Rage]] are a Junior B hockey team from [[Kerrobert, Saskatchewan]]. The team is based out of the [[Kerrobert Arena]]. The team was founded in 2009.
-The [[West Central Rage]] are a Junior B hockey team from [[Kerrobert, Saskatchewan]].  The team is based out of the [[Kerrobert Arena]].  The team was founded in 2009.
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 | 2016-17 || 40 || 21 || 17 || - || 2 || 44 || 151 || 145 || 4th North ||Lost Survivor Series 0-2 (Outback Thunder)
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+| 2017-18 || 40 || 25 || 12 || - || 3 || 53 || 203 || 144 || 3rd Bob Dvbvig || <small>Won Survivor Series 2-0 (Royals)<br />Lost Div Semifinal 2-4 (Chiefs)</small>
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 [[Category:Established in 2009]]