WHL This Week - Radio Edition, wraps up the WHL season with the Medicine Hat Tigers capturing the Ed Chynoweth Cup. Hear the emotion on the ice after the Tigers clinched the series in five games in Spokane, WA.

The WHL's Cami Kepke was on the ice for the emotional Cup hand-off to G Harrison Meneghin following the loss of his father Derek. Also hear from Oasiz Wiesblatt, Gavin McKenna, Head Coach / GM Willie Desjardins and more.

The 2025 NHL Entry Draft is a month away. The number one ranked goaltender in North American according to NHL Central Scouting is Prince George Cougars G Joshua Ravensbergen. He'll tell his story of being undrafted and his preparations for the NHL Combine.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, breaks down a thrilling 1st round of the WHL Prospects Draft. Get the recap as the Regina Pats used the 1st overall pick to select Maddox Schultz and then acquired the 3rd pick overall to take Liam Pue. WHL Commissioner Dan Near brought the suspense from the Draft Podium.

Medicine Hat Tigers F Gavin McKenna keeps adding to his trophy case. He is the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy winner as the WHL Player of the Year. He's our guest as he looks back on reaching a personal goal and looks ahead to the WHL Championship series against the Spokane Chiefs on home ice this weekend.

What a final season in the WHL for Portland Winterhawks D Tyson Jugnauth. He's the Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy winner as the WHL Defenseman of the Year. He joins the show as he made his way back from Portland following the end of his season.

13 WHL'ers plus staff helped Canada win a IIHF U-18 gold medal in Texas. We'll hear from some of the key contributors from the WHL contingent.

Finally, what a moment for WHL Alumni Adam Lowry. The Winnipeg Jets captain was the game seven double-overtime hero in the 1st round. We'll take you back to the biggest goal so far in his career.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look at both the Spokane Chiefs and Medicine Hat Tigers advancing to the WHL Championship Series for the Ed Chynoweth Cup. We will take you back to the series clinching games as both teams advance via a series sweep. The Tigers and Chiefs open up the WHL Championship Series May 9th in Medicine Hat, AB.

What a final season in the WHL for Prince Albert Raiders G Max Hildebrandt. The Del Wilson Memorial Trophy winner for the WHL's top goaltender will join us. Max will look back on the season and look ahead towards an NCAA commitment to Bemidji State.

For the first time as a General Manager, Spokane's Matt Bardsley has won the WHL's Lloyd Saunders Memorial Award as the league's top executive. We'll hear from Matt on the award and the key moves and acquisitions which have led the Chiefs to the WHL Championship series.