The Regina Pats closed out a 5-1 regulation win over the Prince Albert Raiders at Brandt Centre, putting a four-goal margin on the final score. The result gives Regina the win in this WHL matchup on home ice, while Prince Albert leaves Regina with a one-goal total against the Pats’ five.
How the Game Played Out
The final score tells the central story: Regina finished with five goals and Prince Albert with one. The teams met at Brandt Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan, with the Pats listed as the home team. By the end of regulation, that home fixture had produced a clear result on the scoreboard, rather than an overtime or shootout finish.
The game’s confirmed period type is regulation, and the listed final is 5-1. That makes the outcome straightforward to describe without stretching the score into a play-by-play account: the Pats ended the night four goals ahead. The result does not come down to an extra period or a shootout; it is a regulation win for Regina and a regulation loss for Prince Albert.
For the Raiders, the one goal on the final line is the measure of their scoring output in this matchup. For the Pats, five goals made the difference and established the distance between the teams when the game ended. Those figures provide the clearest comparison available from the result: five for Regina, one for Prince Albert, with the game decided before overtime.
Brandt Centre gives the result a specific setting in Regina, where the Pats hosted the Raiders. The venue and home designation frame this as a home win for Regina, not a neutral-site result. Beyond that, the score is the defining detail: a five-goal total for the Pats, a single goal for the Raiders, and a four-goal gap at the final horn.
What the Result Means
For Regina, the immediate meaning is a WHL victory at Brandt Centre. The Pats can take the 5-1 result as the outcome of this matchup, with the final score showing a decisive margin in their favor. For Prince Albert, the game goes in the loss column, and the one-goal total is the corresponding mark on the offensive side of the scoreline.
The result establishes what happened between these teams on this date, but it does not by itself describe either club’s place in the standings or its longer-term trajectory. What it does provide is a clear entry in the matchup record: Regina won in regulation, Prince Albert lost in regulation, and the final was 5-1. The Pats’ next WHL result will determine how this win fits into their continuing season.
Watch the Highlights
The video below accompanies the Regina–Prince Albert matchup at Brandt Centre. Revisit the highlight package and the confirmed 5-1 final as the Pats’ home win enters the WHL record.
Final Score: Regina Pats 5, Prince Albert Raiders 1.
Final Score: Regina Pats 5, Prince Albert Raiders 1.
Source: HockeyTech fixture data via Highlightly match API