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Flames Prospects: College, Junior, and Overseas Action

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Calgary Flames prospects had a busy week from March fourth to tenth, with playoff pushes in college hockey and solid junior play. The team added forward Jonathan Castagna from Cornell and Max Curran from the Nazem Kadri deal, but Curran is out for the season. They also traded away junior forward Jacob Battaglia.

In college, North Dakota prospects Cade Littler, Cole Reschny, and Abram Wiebe advanced in the NCHC quarterfinals with key assists and a goal. Eric Jamiesons Denver shut out Miami then won big, as he notched an empty-netter. Aidan Lane scored to help Harvard beat St. Lawrence in overtime for ECAC. Trevor Hoskin had two assists in Hockey East, while Jaden Lipinski assisted in a Maine loss. Big Ten saw Luke Misa pointless in Penn State defeats.

Junior action stayed hot in the Western Hockey League. Andrew Basha tallied four points over four games for Medicine Hat, including a goal and two assists. Axel Hurtig and the Calgary Hitmen split decisions, while Braeden Laing assisted for Saskatoon. In the United States Hockey League, Maceo Phillips returned pointless in Green Bay losses but his team holds second in the East.

Overseas, Swedens Theo Stockselius earned his first Swedish Hockey League point with Djurgardens, and Jakob Leander wrapped junior with three assists. In Russia, goalie Kirill Zarubin posted strong saves across three games for Mikhailov Academy, Yegor Yegorov stopped thirty-three of thirty-six shots, and Yan Matveiko scored an overtime winner for Red Army.

Looking ahead, college teams like North Dakota and Denver eye semifinals, Harvard faces Cornell, and juniors gear up for playoffs with Medicine Hat tied for first in the WHL East. Flames fans have plenty to watch this weekend.

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From Calgary Flames coverage, this is your March 11th update. Calgary Flames prospects had an action-packed week from March 4th to 10th, with playoff pushes in College Hockey in solid junior play. The team added College Forward, Jonathan Castagna, from Cornell, and the McKinsey Weigart trade, and Max Curran from the Nazum Codry deal, though Curran is, out for the season with shoulder surgery. They also traded away Junior Forward, Jacob, Battalia. In college, North Dakota prospects Cade Liddeler, Cole Rechni, and Abram Wyvey, advanced in the NCHC quarterfinals with key assists and a goal. Eric Jameson's Denver shut out Miami, then won Big as he notched an empty netter. Aiden Lane scored to help Harbor beat St. Lawrence in overtime for ECAC. Trevor Hoskin had two assists in Hockey East, while Jaden Lapinski assisted in the main loss. Big Ten saw Luke Misa pointless in Penn State defeats. Junior actions stayed hot in the Western Hockey League.

Andrew Basha tally four points over four games for medicine hat, including a goal and two assists. Axel Hurtique and the Calgary Hitman split decisions, while Braden Lane assisted for Saskatoon. In the United States Hockey League, Misao Phillips returned pointless in Green Bay losses, but his team holds second in the East. Overseas, Sweden's Theo Staxilius, earned his first Swedish Hockey League point with Gergardens and Jockeblyander wrapped Junior with three assists. In Russia, goalie Carrilza Rubin posted strong saves across three games from a Kylov Academy. Yegor Yegorov stopped 33 of 36 shots. And Yan Matviko scored an overtime winner for Red Army. Looking ahead, college teams like North Dakota and Denver I semi-finals, Harbor faces Cornell and Junior's gear up for playoffs with medicine hat. Tie for first in the WHL East. Flame spans have plenty to watch this weekend. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor.

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