By Earl Seitz

Big changes in CHL top ten

Oct 10, 2018 | 3:10 PM

KAMLOOPS — Big changes in the Canadian Hockey League top ten this week.

Marc Habscheid’s Prince Albert Raiders, off to an 8-and-1 start, have jumped two places since last week to number two.

The Raiders are behind Quebec’s Baie-Comeau, which shot up to number one from six, dropping Halifax out of top spot to third.

The 6-and-0 Victoria Royals have gone from an honourable mention last week to number four.

The Royals are the only team in the Canadian Hockey League without a loss of any kind — in regulation, overtime or a shootout.

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The Vancouver Giants are number seven after not being ranked last week.

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Lethbridge, ranked number three last week, has dropped off the radar.

The Hurricanes are winless in their last three games.

Kia CHL Top 10 Rankings – Week 4:

Rank: Team: Last Week Rank: Number of Weeks Ranked:
1 Baie-Comeau Drakkar (7-0-0-1) 6 2
2 Prince Albert Raiders (8-1-0-0) 4 2
3 Halifax Mooseheads (5-2-0-0) 1 4
4 Victoria Royals (6-0-0-0) – 1
5 London Knights (3-2-0-0) 2 4
6 Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (7-1-0-0) – 1
7 Vancouver Giants (6-1-0-0) – 2
8 Sudbury Wolves (6-2-0-0) – 1
9 Guelph Storm (4-1-1-0) – 1
10 Rimouski Oceanic (6-2-0-0) – 3
Honourable Mention:
Kitchener Rangers (4-0-2-0) 10 1
Brandon Wheat Kings (4-0-1-0) – 0
Saskatoon Blades (6-2-0-0) – 1