CHIEFS FEATURES

When the Spokane Chiefs routed the Everett Silvertips 10-3 on the road on Feb. 1, they reduced their deficit from 15 to 13 points behind the U.S. and Western Conference Division leaders. Since then, the Chiefs have continued to chip away at Everett's advantage.

From staff reports

VICTORIA, B.C. – The Spokane Chiefs wasted little time getting rolling on Friday night. Once they got started, there was little stopping them.

There’s been a bug going through the Spokane Chiefs room this week – even coach Brad Lauer missed a game with the illness on Wednesday. Whether that, or playing their third game in four days, had anything do to with their performance Saturday is open to debate.

The Spokane Chiefs have lots of ways to beat a team, and they put many of those on display before a sold-out crowd of 10,237 at the Arena on Friday.

At times Wednesday night, the Spokane Chiefs looked like a team poised to make a long run in the Western Hockey League playoffs. At others, though, it was as if they were still learning each other's names.

PORTLAND, Ore. – The Spokane Chiefs scored three unanswered goals in the third period and beat the Portland Winterhawks 7-3 in the final regular -season matchup between the Western Hockey League U.S. Division rivals at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Sunday.

KENNEWICK – Terrell Goldsmith scored an insurance goal late in the second period, and the Tri-City Americans held off the Spokane Chiefs 4-2 at Toyota Center in a Western Hockey League game on Saturday.

The Spokane Chiefs scored a lot of goals Friday, and usually that’s a good thing.

The Spokane Chiefs are celebrating their 40th anniversary this season, and during that time they have had many memorable players, including 66 who have made their mark in the NHL.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. –Even though they were north of the border, the Spokane Chiefs participated in a rare day game on President's Day.