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By Victor Kaisar

Stankoven 100 Games

Kamloops native Logan Stankoven hits NHL milestone in sophomore season

Apr 14, 2025 | 6:38 AM

RALEIGH, N.C. — A milestone night for Kamloops native Logan Stankoven in the National Hockey League, even as the Carolina Hurricanes fell 4-1 to the Toronto Maple Leafs Sunday (April 13).

The 22-year-old Stankoven played in his 100th career NHL regular season game, though he was held scoreless in 14:34 of ice time and finished a minus-one.

With 51 points to his name, the former Kamloops Blazers captain, and the reigning AHL Rookie of the Year, is averaging a point every two games at the highest level of professional hockey in North America.

Stankoven has 20 goals and 51 points over two seasons with the Dallas Stars and the Hurricanes. He had 15 goals and 43 point in 83 regular season games for the Stars before he was dealt to Carolina at the NHL trade deadline in March.

Since then, Stankoven has put up five goals and eight points in 17 games for the Hurricanes.

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In 19 playoff games with Dallas last season, Stankoven had three goals and eight points as the Stars were beaten by Edmonton in the Western Conference Final.

The Hurricanes will play the New Jersey Devils in the first round of NHL playoffs this season, which get underway this Saturday, April 19.