“We use our size down low and use our creativity to make plays. “We kind of read off each other really well and we’re able to use our speed off the rush,” he said. Grubbe, who scored twice and added two assists, was in complete agreement with Bains. “Finding that chemistry was pretty easy with these linemates.” Everyone has just got better each day through camp,” said Bains, who scored twice and picked up four helpers. “It thought it was a good, fast-paced game. Meanwhile, the Team Black unit of Arshdeep Bains, Liam Keeler and centre Jayden Grubbe combined for 13 points in a winning cause. My family came to the game today so it was good to play in front of them too.” “It can be a great atmosphere here in Red Deer and it’s going to get better as we move along. “Having fans in the building always helps,” said Uchacz. The game wasn’t as well attended as some in the past, but still attracted several hundred spectators. “Camp went well, starting with the fitness testing and then right into practice and games,” he said. The Rebels newcomer has looked right at home from the start of training camp. Hopefully we can keep it together and keep the chemistry going,” said Uchacz. “Kinger and Linder were feeding me the puck well.
Lind contributed three assist and King added a pair. Uchacz had some obvious chemistry going with linemates Kalan Lind and Ben King as the line combined for eight points. Just getting back to playing hockey again is great.” Everyone around here has been great to me. “I’m just getting back into it, getting my feet wet here in Red Deer,” he said. The 18-year-old winger potted four goals during training camp scrimmages and recorded a hat trick for Team White Wednesday in a 6-5 overtime loss to Team Black.
The Okotoks product, who has shown genuine remorse, will continue his diversity and respect training in Red Deer while helping the Rebels compete for a playoff berth and beyond during the upcoming WHL season.īased on his play during training camp and Wednesday’s Black and White intrasquad game at the Peavey Mart Centrium, Uchacz (pictured above, in white) is a welcome addition to the team after being acquired from the T-Birds in July. Removed from the Seattle Thunderbirds roster in March due to a racist incident, Uchacz was required to undergo further training and education on anti-racism and successfully completed the WHL diversity coaching program in June.
Everyone deserves a second chance and Kai Uchacz is making the most of his.
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