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Burnaby forward sets shorthanded goal mark

Former Seattle Thunderbird captain scored three shorthanded goals in UBC Thunderbirds' 9-2 win over Lethbridge in Canada West hockey
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Luke Lockhart of Burnaby set a new Canada West conference record for shorthanded goals in a single game, potting three counters on the penalty kill in UBC's 9-2 win over Lethbridge on Nov. 29.

Burnaby’s Luke Lockhart had a record-setting night for the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds last week.

The Western Hockey League grad scored three shorthanded goals in the T-Birds’ 9-2 victory over Lethbridge on Nov. 29. The three shorties set a new Canada West collegiate conference hockey record for Lockhart.

Lockhart, a former team captain with the Seattle Thunderbirds of the WHL, also tied another conference mark with two shorthanded goals in a single period, opening the scoring for the visitors with a pair on the penalty kill in the first period.

UBC’s four goals while shorthanded were one shy of another Canada West record.

Lockhart led the way for UBC with a four-point effort in the win over Lethbridge.