Souch and Parascak’s multi-point night lift Cougars over struggling Broncos

The Prince George Cougars silenced the Swift Current Broncos and 2355 fans after a 6-2 victory at InnovationPlex arena.

Cougars assists leader and the game’s second star Brock Souch and first star sniper Terik Parascak worked in tandem, putting up 3 and 4 points, respectively.

“When those two are connecting, they’re working as a line together, they’re dominant.” said Assistant Coach Carter Rigby on the 94.3 post-game show.

“They cycle down low, they use their skill and their speed and they all can finish too so, when they’re going, they definitely lead our group.”

Broncos forward Brendan Rudolph would be the first to light the lamp 7:47 into the first period, but would be extinguished after Souch snagged his first of the night (15:17), closing out the period.

The Cougars would quickly end the home team’s night, as forward and third star Dmitri Yakutsenak picked up the teams first of four goals in the second period just a 1:32 in, followed up by Souch’s eventual game winner (4:44) and two more from Parascak (4:56 and 8:33).

Parascak’s second goal would also end the night for Bronco’s starting goaltender Archer Cooke, letting Aiden Eskit to finish the game.

The Cougars dominance would continue, with Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Aiden Foster getting a goal of his own 5:29 in the third period, before the Broncos would net the game’s final goal (7:17).

Shots were 50-17 in favour of the Cougars.

The (33-20-2) Cougars continue their Saskatchewan road trip, as they take on the (19-25-9-2) Moose Jaw Warriors tomorrow (Saturday) night at 4:00.

The PG Cougars schedule is here.

The WHL standings are here.

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Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary is a news reporter for 94.3 The GOAT and Country 97 FM in Prince George. He began his reporting career in Williams Lake, B.C., where he spent roughly two years with Vista Radio stations before moving to Prince George in October 2024.

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