The Portland Winterhawks have traded 20-year-old goaltender Cam Lanigan to the Medicine Hat Tigers in exchange for a 2013 WHL Bantam Draft pick.

Lanigan played three games for the Winterhawks this season and went 3-0 with one shutout, a goals against average of 1.00 and 96.0% save percentage. In 116 career games with Portland, Kamloops and Edmonton, Lanigan is 35-48-2-5 with a goals against average of 3.90 and 87.7% save percentage.

“Cam was an excellent addition for us and right from training camp he proved that he’s a very good leader, and on the ice his record showed that he’s more than capable of being a starting goaltender in this league,” said Winterhawks General Manager & Head Coach Mike Johnston.

The move leaves the Winterhawks with the league maximum three 20-year-old players: Mac Carruth, Taylor Peters and Troy Rutkowski.

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