Regina Pats' Temple to suit up for Canada in World Under-17 Hockey Challenge

Pats open homestand with win WATCH: The Regina Pats opened a three game homestand with a 5-4 win over Calgary Wednesday night.

Regina Pats’ 16-year-old forward Cole Temple will put on the Team Canada jersey for the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Prince Edward Island.

Temple, who will play for Team Canada White, was the Pats’ fifth overall pick in the 2022 WHL Prospects Draft.

The Brandon, Man. product has four goals and two assists for the Pats so far this season.

In total, 14 WHL players will take part in the event that gets underway Nov. 2.

The Pats, who have started the season 7-5-1-0 and tied for second in the Eastern Conference will be back home Friday night to host Saskatoon following a three game road swing.

Friday night will also be the team's annual Cancer Awareness Night.

NEWS📰: Regina Pats 2007-born forward Cole Temple will represent @HockeyCanada at the 2023 World U17 Hockey Challenge🍁

Congratulations, Cole!#PatsIgnite | @TheWHL

DETAILS🔗: https://t.co/9gBMUsqO3U pic.twitter.com/xJDan4EDBN

— Regina Pats (@WHLPats) October 23, 2023