Robin Yakemchuk

[Brian Lilley @brianlilley]

The burger fight has been interesting.
Which burger do you like?

[Western Hockey League @TheWHL]

December Domination!

With 21 points in nine games, @WHLHitmen forward Oliver Tulk has been named the WHL's Player of the Month.

📝 | https://t.co/s13uWvkawn

[Calgary Hitmen @WHLHitmen]

FRANCHISE RECORD!

Carter Yakemchuk has broken the record for most goals by a defenceman with 64!

The record was previously set by Matt Kinch in the 2000-01 season.

[Robin Yakemchuk @bkfrtmac]

What a day yesterday!

[Robin Yakemchuk @bkfrtmac]

Congratulations Keeling !
So proud of you. Coaching hockey, working part time, all while getting honors through 4 years of university.

[Canadian Hockey League @CHLHockey]

Here's your CHL Second All-Star Team as chosen by @NHLCentralScout!

#CHLAwards | @CCMHockey

[Daily Faceoff @DailyFaceoff]

Sid's Still Got It | Daily Faceoff LIVE - April 2 https://t.co/6fQ6N9Vesr

[Western Hockey League @TheWHL]

This one is for the history books!

#NHLDraft prospect Carter Yakemchuk has broken the @WHLHitmen record for most goals in a single season by a defenceman, with 25!

The previous record was held by Jake Bean, who scored 24 goals during the 2015-16 WHL Season.

[Steven Hyden @Steven_Hyden]

This clip of Tracy Chapman doing “Fast Car” in 1988 and silencing Wembley Stadium is pretty stunning. https://t.co/uWUnFFOxtv

[Calgary Hitmen @WHLHitmen]

The kids are alright!

ICYMI: Five Hitmen Players have been listed by NHL Central Scouting in it's Midterm rankings for the 2024 NHL Draft.

Details 📰https://t.co/YasjzxEIOX

[Marty Forbes @MJForbes]

Truly a sad day for #yegmedia and Edmonton Sports radio listeners. I adored working with @JohnShort_JXS at CFRN 1260 and we had some of the best conversations ever about the business. God speed my friend.

“First time caller/long time listener!”

[Western Hockey League @TheWHL]

Congratulations to the 18 #WHL players selected to compete in the 2024 Kubota CHL / NHL Top Prospects game in Moncton!

Click for info ⬇️

[Kristi Oiring @koiring15]

Watching @PARaidersHockey vs Hitmen and the Oiring vs Yakemchuk - We've been watching these two on the ice together since they were very little!

[Western Hockey League @TheWHL]

🎥HIGHLIGHT OF THE NIGHT🎥

Bringing something special to the 2024 #NHLDraft class!

@WHLHitmen | #WHLHoN

[Sportsnet @Sportsnet]

It's a beautiful day indeed. 🏒

@U2 opens the first Hockey Night in Canada of the season live on Sportsnet. 🎶

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Terry Fox was a cancer patient whose leg had been amputated just above his knee because of osteogenic sarcoma. Terry ran 3,339 miles (5,373 km) across Canada in 143 days; this is equivalent to running a full marathon every day.

"Today we got up at 4:00 am. As usual, it was tough. If I died, I would die happy because I was doing what I wanted to do. How many people could say that? I went out and did fifteen push-ups in the road and took off. I want to set an example that will never be forgotten," Terry said.

During his run across Canada, he was forced to stop because the cancer had spread to his lungs. Terry died a month before his 23rd birthday in 1981.

The annual Terry Fox run is a charity run that is held all over the world in his honor. It has raised more than $500 million for cancer research.

[Robin Yakemchuk @bkfrtmac]

What a trip ! Bronze Medal win today at U18 World Championship.