U18 Tier 2 - High Level U18 T2

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#29 SAWYER PRICE

Position	Goalie
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Career Statistics

Season	Team	League	#	GP	A	PTS	PIM
2025-2026	High Level U18 T2	All Peace Hockey League - U18 Tier 2	29	12	0	0	16.0
2024-2025	High Level NBC	All Peace Hockey League - U18 NBC Tier 2 "B"	29	17	0	0	2.0
2023-2024	High Level	All Peace Hockey League - U15 Tier 3 A	29	27	0	0	2.0
2022-2023	High Level	All Peace Hockey League - U13 Tier 4 "D"	29	31	2	2	0.0
2021-2022	High Level	All Peace Hockey League - U13 Tier 3 "C"	29	17	0	0	2.0
2019-2020	High Level	All Peace Hockey League - U11 Tier 4 "D"	31	24	0	0	0.0
2018-2019	High Level	All Peace Hockey League - U11 Tier 5 "D1"	16	6	0	0	0.0

2025-2026

Game Type

#	Name	GP	W	L	T	MP	GA	SHOTS	SAVES	SAV%	GAA	SO
29	PRICE, SAWYER	5	2	2	0	300:00	24	190	166	0.87	4.80	0

Game By Game Tiering

Date	VS	W	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA
10/5/2025	@ Smoky River U18 T2	0	60:00	34	29	5	0.85	5.00
10/11/2025	vs Grande Cache U18 T3	1	60:00	38	33	5	0.87	5.00
11/2/2025	vs Peace River U18 T3	1	60:00	31	28	3	0.90	3.00

Game By Game Regular Season

Date	VS	W	L	T	MP	Shots	Saves	GA	SAV%	GAA	SO
1/31/2026	@ Manning U18 T2	0	1	0	60:00	52	46	6	0.88	6.00	0
11/15/2025	vs Chetwynd U18 T2	0	1	0	60:00	35	30	5	0.86	5.00	0

Penalties

Offence	Length	Count
Delay of Game - Minor (2 min) 10.1	2.00	1
Misconduct - Unsportsmanlike Conduct - (10 min) 11.1(d)	10.00	1
Slash - Minor (2 min) 9.3	2.00	1
Unsportsmanlike Conduct - Minor (2 min) 11.1	2.00	1

Maltreatment

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