Goaltender Dustin Tokarski has won 67 career games in a Spokane jersey, tied for second all-time with Scott Bailey and just one short of the career record set by Aren Miller.

Tokarski win 13 games as a 17-year-old rookie in 2007-08 and 30 games last season.  Through 37 starts this season, the Tampa Bay Lightning’s fifth round selection has won 24 games.

The Watson, Saskatchewan product is also threatening to break his own single season goals against average record he set last year at 2.05.  Tokarski leads the WHL with a 1.82 goals against.

Although the Chiefs season high winning streak of 11 games was snapped last Friday against the Vancouver Giants Spokane still has one streak remaining after winning their sixth in a row away from home last Saturday night.  The six game road winning streak is the third year in a row that Spokane has won that many in a row as the visiting team.

The Chiefs welcomed back a pair of veterans from injuries last weekend when both Justin McCrae and Ryan Letts returned to the ice.

McCrae, the Chiefs captain, has played just 18 of 53 games this season after suffering a pair of injuries.  The 20-year-old has played 289 career games.

Letts missed four games with a shoulder injury and played in all three games over the weekend.  The 19-year-old is enjoying a career season with eight goals and 15 points in 49 games.  Letts has played 193 career games.