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Saskatoon Blades come up short in loss to Calgary Hitmen

The Saskatoon Blades three-game road trip ended with a loss to the Calgary Hitmen. Phillip Bollman / Global News

The Saskatoon Blades ended their three-game road trip on a losing note, falling to the Calgary Hitmen 6-5 on Tuesday in Western Hockey League (WHL) action.

Jake Kryski and Riley Stotts led the Hitmen with a goal and two assists.

Jakob Stukel, Tristen Nielsen, Vladislav Yeryomenko and Hunter Campbell had the other goals for Calgary (14-25-6).

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Brayon Shmyr had two goals and an assist in the loss. Brandon Machado, with his first WHL goal, Chase Wouters and Max Gerlach also scored for the Blades (22-21-3).

Wouters added two assists and Jackson Caller had three helpers.

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Nick Schneider made 22 saves for the win while Nolan Maier made 23 stops in taking the loss.

The Blades went 3 for 5 with the man advantage and Calgary went 1 for 4.

Saskatoon remains in the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, seven points up on the Prince Albert Raiders.

The Blades are back home for a pair of games this weekend. They take on the Regina Pats on Saturday evening and then face the Moose Jaw Warriors on Sunday afternoon.

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