TWU's Fredeman named Player of the Week after back-to-back wins over SFU

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Trinity Western University goaltender Harry Fredeman has been named the British Columbia Intercollegiate Hockey League's Player of the Week for the week ending February 17th.

Fredeman led the Spartans to their first of back-to-back victories over Simon Fraser University since the 2006/07 season.

On Friday, the 21-year old entered the game with TWU trailing 3-1 just nine minutes in to the first period and made 32 saves on 34 shots, allowing his teammates to come from behind and force overtime. He then made three stops in the five-minute extra frame and turned aside all six SFU shooters in a shootout as TWU posted a 6-5 win.

One night later, Fredeman stole the show on the road in Burnaby, posting 44 saves -- including 18 during a wild third period -- in a 4-2 win over the Clan.

The rookie goaltender finished the week with a 2-0 record,  2.26 goals-against average and .947 save-percentage against his team's toughest rival. TWU had posted a record of 2-20-2 against SFU since the beginning of the 2007/08 season.

Runners up for this week's award include Eastern Washington University forward Bret Kellogg, University of Victoria forward Shawn Mueller, Trinity Western University forward Matthew Ius and Eastern Washington University goaltender Jason Greenwell.

PREVIOUS PLAYER OF THE WEEK WINNERS:

February 10th - Josh MacDonald (Thompson Rivers University)

February 3rd - Jordan Wood (Selkirk College)

January 27th - Colten DeFrias (Thompson Rivers University)

January 20th - Tim Zwiers (Trinity Western University)

January 13th - Bret Kellogg (Eastern Washington University)

January 6th - Ben Van Lare (Simon Fraser University)

December 2nd - Taylor Swaffield (Simon Fraser University)

November 25th - Harry Fredeman (Trinity Western University)

November 18th - Alessio Tomassetti (Thompson Rivers University)

November 11th - Dennis Pavlina (University of Victoria)

November 4th - Jordan Wood (Selkirk College)

October 28th - Evan Warner (University of Victoria)

October 21st - Dylan Smith (Selkirk College)

October 14th - Ben Van Lare (Simon Fraser University)

October 7th - Jason Greenwell (Eastern Washington University)