Welcome to THN's "WHL Standouts From The Week" article. In this weekly column, we highlight one player from each division who impressed over the last week. Here is a look at the four standouts from week 22.
Tyus Sparks- Vancouver Giants
Tyus Sparks was a goal-scoring machine for the Vancouver Giants this past week. He recorded five goals in four games and has officially hit double-digits in his rookie campaign. If Sparks can continue to put pucks in the net, it will go a long way in helping Vancouver secure a spot in the postseason.
Gavin McKenna- Medicine Hat Tigers
Another week, another handful of impressive performances from Gavin McKenna. The Medicine Hat Tigers forward recorded nine points in four games and stretched his point streak to 35 games. The 2026 draft prospect also crossed the 100-point mark and pulled off a highlight-reel play that the NHL even reposted.
Berkly Catton- Spokane Chiefs
The U.S. Division slot has turned into an exclusive play to highlight Spokane Chiefs forwards. This week, it is captain Berkly Catton, who recorded 11 points in his last four games. Based on the way Catton and his teammates are playing, Spokane looks poised for a run to the Memorial Cup.
Justice Christensen- Prince Albert Raiders
The Prince Albert Raiders are atop the division in large part due to Justice Christensen. The right-shot defender had five points in four games, including a four-point night against the Moose Jaw Warriors. Based on the way Christensen and the Raiders are playing, they will be a difficult out come playoff time.
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