Everett vs. Vancouver lineup notes, Malenica reassigned

EVERETT (20-9-3-1)

Forward lines

Leedahl-Bauml-Stadnyk

Low-Nikolishin-Scherbak

Mykitiuk-Fonteyne-Bajkov

Millar-Laurencelle-Wegleitner

Defensive pairings

MacDonald-Davis

Betker-Juulsen

Skrumeda-Wharrie

Goaltenders

Lotz

Hart

Scratches: Pfeifer, Aasman, Cochrane.

Notes: The Tips ring in the second half by welcoming overage defenseman Ben Betker back to the lineup. Betker missed the final five games of the first half because of a concussion. Defenseman Tristen Pfeifer, who is reportedly recovered from his upper-body injury, doesn’t return just yet. Winger Logan Aasman remains out with an upper-body ailment.

Over the break winger Nik Malenica was reassigned. The 17-year-old from Nanaimo, B.C., who was pointless in 11 games, is joining the Nanaimo Buccaneers of the junior B VIJHL.

VANCOUVER (16-18-0-0)

Forward lines

Benson-Popoff-Houck

Stukel-Foster-Sward

Odgers-Hamilton-Bellerive

Baer-Bobylev-Roach

Defensive pairings

Geertsen-Osipov

McKinstry-Atwal

Dosanjh-Thrower

Goaltenders

Porter

Lee

Scratches: Kirichenko, Brumm, Menell, Ramsay.

Notes: The Christmas break served the Giants well as key offensive performer Jackson Houck (lower body) and defenseman Ryley McKinstry (lower body) both return from injury. Vancouver is still undefeated (6-0) since Claude Noel took over as head coach, replacing the fired Troy Ward.

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