Bobcats Trade Tyler Kunz

The Lloydminster Bobcats have traded away their top scorer. The Cats have sent 20-year-old defenseman Tyler Kunz to the Prince George Spruce Kings, for Taylor Allen and future considerations. Kunz has spent the past two seasons in Lloydminster, and in 30 games this year, he has scored 10 goals and 15 assists. The Bobcats have also made a three-team trade. The team sent forward Eric Therrien to the Drayton Valley Thunder, getting Michael Cardinal in return. Cardinal and future considerations were then flipped to the La Ronge Ice Wolves for Allan MacPherson. In 28 games, Therrien has scored 7 goals and 7 assists for 14 points.
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