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Chiefs sweep Winterhawks, advance to WHL Championship Series for first time since 2008
The Spokane Chiefs are headed back to the WHL Championship Series for the first time since 2008 as the Chiefs swept the Portland Winterhawks in the Western Conference Finals. Spokane won game four 6-4 with three goals late in the third period to clinch the series.
The Spokane Chiefs haven’t played in a Western Hockey League finals since 2008, when they went on to win the Memorial Cup.
As Spokane’s teams compete on national stages, the city’s sports legacy grows stronger, proving it’s much more than just a basketball town.
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Spokane Chiefs rocked the nets yet again this series, overrunning the Portland Winterhawks in an 8-5 win ...
Most of the Spokane Chiefs players were still in diapers the last time the organization reached the Western Hockey League ...
The Portland Winterhawks gained their first lead of the night early in the third period and maintained the upper hand until ...
The Spokane Chiefs brought a 2-0 lead with them to Portland's Veterans Memorial Coliseum for the middle games of the seven-game Western Conference Championship, putting the onus on the Winterhawks to ...
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Chiefs star forward Andrew Cristall can add another piece of hardware to the trophy case as he was ...
The Portland Winterhawks continue to search for their first win in the WHL Western Conference finals after an 8-5 home loss ...
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