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WHL Standings: Swift Current Tops Sunday Scores

The Western Hockey League released its current standings and schedule for November 2, 2026, featuring results from the Eastern and Western Conferences.

By Julian Schulz ·

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The Western Hockey League updated its official standings and game schedule on Sunday, November 2, 2026. The league operates across two main conferences, with teams divided into four distinct divisions. All listed times are in the Eastern time zone.

Swift Current secured a 7 2 victory over Brandon on Sunday. In the Western Conference, Kamloops defeated Calgary 3 2, while Lethbridge beat Regina 6 3. Prince George won 5 4 against Vancouver, and Red Deer edged out Edmonton 3 2. Victoria also won its match, defeating Wenatchee 5 2.

The following day, Saturday, Kamloops won 4 1 against Edmonton. Kelowna beat Portland 4 2, and Medicine Hat defeated Tri City 5 1. Moose Jaw won 3 2 against Everett, while Seattle defeated Saskatoon 5 4. The league uses a two point system for regulation wins, with one point awarded to teams that lose in overtime or a shootout.

No games are scheduled for Monday or Thursday. Tuesday features a single matchup with Kamloops visiting Red Deer at 9 p.m. Wednesday brings six games, including Calgary at Prince Albert at 8 p.m. and Lethbridge at Edmonton at 9 p.m. Later that evening, Medicine Hat plays Portland, Moose Jaw faces Prince George, and Spokane visits Kelowna.

Friday marks the start of a busy weekend with eight scheduled games. Brandon travels to Regina at 8 p.m., and Calgary visits Saskatoon at the same time. Red Deer plays Lethbridge at 9 p.m. The evening continues with Seattle at Kamloops, Spokane at Portland, and Kelowna at Prince George, all at 10 p.m. The final two games begin at 10:05 p.m., featuring Tri City at Vancouver and Medicine Hat at Everett.

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