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Thunderbirds add Brecon Wood in trade with Moose Jaw Warriors

The Thunderbirds added some depth and size up front Tuesday when they announced the acquisition of Brecon Wood from the Moose Jaw Warriors.

The Tjhunderbirds completed a trade Tuesday to bring forward Brecon Wood in from the Moose Jaw Warr...

The Tjhunderbirds completed a trade Tuesday to bring forward Brecon Wood in from the Moose Jaw Warriors (Warriors photo)

(Warriors photo)

The Seattle Thunderbirds announced Tuesday that they had acquired forward Brecon Wood from the Moose Jaw Warriors in a trade. In exchange for the 2000-born Wood, Seattle sends the Warriors a 2020 seventh-round pick in the WHL Bantam Draft.

Wood has one goal in nine games with Moose Jaw this season and over his career has recorded five goals and seven points in 91 career WHL games with the Warriors. The 6-foot-2 inch, 184 pounder will provide more experience and depth to the Seattle forward group.

“We are excited to add Brecon to our roster,” Seattle general manager Bil La Forge said via a press release. “He has good offensive upside and will provide depth up front.”

Before entering the WHL, Wood put up some big offensive numbers. In 2014-2015 while playing for MLAC Bantam AAA in the Alberta Major Bantam Hockey League he scored 17 goals on 33 points in 33 games. The addition of Wood also gives the Thunderbirds another 2000-born forward, a group where they were thin. He joins Dillon Hamaliuk and Tyler Carpendale as the only other forwards from that age group.

The Thunderbirds are in Spokane Tuesday for a game with the Chiefs but it is unknown if Wood will arrive in time to play in that contest. It would be assumed that he would see action this weekend as the Thunderbirds play a pair of games in Prince George.

Andy Eide Seattle Sports

Andy Eide was the Seattle Kraken insider for SeattleSports.com before his passing in 2023. Before the NHL's arrival in Seattle, Andy was the longtime Seattle Thunderbirds reporter for SeattleSports.com. He attended his first T-Birds game in 1987 and… Read more

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