With regulation, overtime and shootout losses, the 19-year-old goaltender is still looking for his first AJHL win since joining Calgary this month from the WHL’s Prince Albert Raiders. As important as the bounce-back win was for the Bobcats (23-12-4), they were equally encouraged to do so with purpose. He and Gus El-Tahhan are the only Bobcats who have played in every game thus far in the 2025-26 campaign. Another one of those Bobcats known for his heads-up play, and heavy hits, the undersized Deets is also one of the crowd favourites, as the chants of “Deets, Deets, Deets” from the Hub faithful would suggest. “Hopko has had a breakout year this season,” Screpnek said.