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The Thunderbirds announced Wednesday that their next two home games would be played without fans in attendance due to COVID-19 concerns. The status of the March 21st home game is undetermined.
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Seattle came up a goal short in an attempt to take back-to-back games against its Puget Sound rivals.
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The Thunderbirds were looking for a spark from their older players and got it during a big win at Everett Saturday night.
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Seattle fell behind in the first period and couldn't recover against the Kelowna Rockets Friday night.
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Seattle battled back to close a gap in the third period Saturday but couldn't find the equalizer in a loss to the Portland Winterhawks.
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The Spokane Chiefs remained a tough matchup for the Thunderbirds Friday night and the blow out loss was aided by Seattle's short bench.
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They were both part of big seasons in Seattle and now former Thunderbirds Jerret Smith and Rylan Toth are doing the same with UBC.
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The Seattle Thunderbirds were busy scouting prospects at the U.S. Challenge Cup. Take a sneak peek inside the scouting room.
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The Thunderbirds finished a busy weekend of hockey with an overtime loss to the Prince George Cougars Sunday but still made some strides.
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KENT – It had been 50 games without a goal for Seattle Thunderbirds rookie forward Brendan Williamson. He had endured a number of close calls, goalies making great saves, and shots ringing off the posts. It may have felt like it never was going to happen. With 3:39 left in Saturday’s game with the Portland […]