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Host Pats Put End To O-H-L Memorial Cup Championship Streak by Muzzling Bulldogs

By Les Lazaruk May 26, 2018 | 1:35 AM

There will not be a fourth consecutive Memorial Cup champion from the Ontario Hockey League.

Freshman goaltender Max Paddock made 44 saves as host Regina doubled Hamilton 4-2 Friday night.

“I feel like I kind of stepped up,” rather sheepishly said the 17-year-old Brandon product and nephew of Pats’ G.M. and head coach John Paddock. “I mean I knew I had to be good (Friday). But, that’s just my job…to give my team a chance to win.”

Austin Pratt, Cam Hebig, Sam Steel and Jake Leschyshyn tallied for Regina, who were out-shot 46-24. Nicolas Mattinen and Will Bitten replied for the Bulldogs. The Pats will attempt to win their first Memorial Cup since 1974 when they battle the Quebec League-champion Acadie-Bathurst Titan Sunday night.