Outlaws deal Steen and Wiebe to Pilots

Outlaws deal Steen and Wiebe to Pilots

Mission tradedforwards Noah Wiebe and Kolby Steen to Abbotsford in exchange for defenceman Arshdeep Shergill.

Ben Lypka

Abbotsford News

Two key pieces of the Mission City Outlaws title run are set to cross the Fraser River and wear Abbotsford Pilots colours for the 2016-17 Pacific Junior Hockey League season.

The Pilots acquired forwards Noah Wiebe and Kolby Steen from the Outlaws in exchange for defenceman Arshdeep Shergill earlier this month.

Steen was fifth on team scoring for the Outlaws, picking up 40 points in 39 games. Steen is entering his fourth year in the PJHL, and suited up for the Pilots for two games back in 2012-13. The Abbotsford native also racked up a team-high 115 penalty minutes last season.

Wiebe scored 22 points in 43 games in his rookie PJHL season in Mission. The Abbotsford native played eight games for the Aldergrove Kodiaks, before joining the Outlaws last season. He also compiled 103 penalty minutes last season.

Steen was big in the playoffs for the Outlaws, leading the team and the PJHL with 23 points in 16 games. Wiebe contributed with three points during the Outlaws’ title run.

Shergill played 15 games in total split between the Outlaws and the Pilots last season, picking up four points.

For more information on the Outlaws, visit missioncityoutlaws.com.

 

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