Flames Prospects: College, WHL, USHL, and Overseas Updates

0:00It's March 20th, here's your Calgary Flames news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Calgary Flames prospects had a mixed week from March 11th to 19th, with college tournaments wrapping up and juniors pushing toward playoffs. Standout was Trevor Hoskin and Merimack, who scored twice in a 5-3 win over UMass Lowell and the overtime game winner against Providence, boosting his season to 13 goals and 34 points in 31 games. Other college highlights included Cole Reshny earning rookie honors at North Dakota with 34 points and Eric Jameson's Denver Advancing 2, the NCHC finals. Meanwhile, in the Western Hockey League, Andrew Basha helped medicine hats to a pair of wins with a goal into assists, sitting at 15 goals and 44 points. Hunter Lang added points in Saskatoon's three games, reaching 24 goals and 55 points, while Axel Hurtig chipped in for Calgary, hitmen amid

1:00a busy schedule. All three teams are playoff bound, with just two games left before the postseason. Over in the USA Chale, Meseo Phillips and Green Bay struggled, dropping two games and falling out of by position, but they're one point from second, with. Key match-ups ahead. College seasons for several prospects like Jaden Lapinski and Ethan Wittenbach ended after quarter final losses, though teams like Quenibiaq and Penn, state earned national tournament bids. Overseas, Swedish prospects, Diel Stoxelius and Jacob Leander saw playoff action with Jurgardin's facing a decisive game, three and H.R. 71 leading, relegation play. In Russia, Goli Cairo's Auroban posted a strong save percentage in a win, Yegor Av, shown in shootouts, and Jan Madveko notched three assists in. A blowout, as teams jockey for playoff spots. Fans can look forward to flames prospects like Denver in the NCHC finals this Friday at 5pm mountain time, Merrimack versus UMass at 2pm, and W.H.L. Finale's wrapping

2:06Sunday, setting the stage for exciting postseason runs across the board.