Oil Kings netminder headed to Prince Albert

Photo Courtesy of Andy Devlin/Edmonton Oil Kings Boston Bilous, who is in his second year in the WHL, was acquired by the Prince Albert Raiders Thursday.

The wheeling and dealing continues for the Prince Albert Raiders.

In their third deal of the day, the Raiders acquired 17-year-old goaltender Boston Bilous from the Edmonton Oil Kings Thursday for a conditional sixth round pick in the 2022 WHL Bantam Draft.

Bilous, who is from Langley, B.C. and is a ‘C’ listed prospect by NHL Central Scouting for this year’s draft in Vancouver, has a 3-4-1 record this year with a 3.56 goals against average, a .859 save percentage and a shutout.

A one-time committed player to the NCAA’s Denver Pioneers, Bilous was part of a log jam of netminders in Edmonton as they have 19-year-old Dylan Myskiw, 18-year-old Todd Scott and 16-year-old prospect Sebastian Cossa on their depth chart.

With the trade, Bilous joins 19-year-old Ian Scott and 18-year-old Donovan Buskey in the Raiders’ crease.

The WHL Trade Deadline takes place today at 4 p.m. Saskatchewan time.

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