Everett Silvertips Schedule & Roster 2026–27

Following Everett after its championship breakthrough

Everett enters 2026–27 with a new reference point in its history: the club's first WHL championship, won in 2026. Use this page for the current Silvertips schedule and squad, whether you are planning a night in downtown Everett or following a road trip from Canada. The next-game cards stay separate from your schedule filters.

The Silvertips' 2026 league title belongs to the season that ended that spring. The games and player figures above concern the current 2026–27 campaign, so returning champions, graduating players and new arrivals should not be treated as the same roster. Start with the next opponent rather than a championship-era lineup. The team schedule includes the regular season and any other published phase belonging to this edition, with a clear label on each game. A previous year's playoff series does not become part of the current calendar.

Everett's regular-season programme has 68 fixtures, divided equally between home and away. Its announced opening game was against Portland at Angel of the Winds Arena. As the season progresses, the month and home or away filters are more useful than repeatedly returning to opening-weekend coverage. For the most recent result, use Completed games: actual finish times determine the order where reported. Open a matchup for the individual recap and available video. A title from last spring provides background, but it does not establish the winner or expected score of the next meeting.

An Everett arena visit from either side of the border

Angel of the Winds Arena is the Silvertips' current home in Everett, Washington. That is the destination to use when checking a home fixture, even when the away opponent is from B.C. The arena's name can also appear in broader event listings, so make sure the ticket is for the hockey date you selected. The official club link is the place to check seating, entry information and any promotional conditions. This guide does not assume a ticket price, parking charge or special offer remains unchanged throughout the season.

Canadian supporters need to distinguish Washington's Pacific time from B.C.'s new year-round practice. Most of British Columbia now stays at UTC−7, whereas Everett's local clock still follows the U.S. seasonal change. They therefore differ during part of the winter despite both being described as Pacific locations. Choose the zone that matches your plans and read the date as well as the hour. A calendar file uses the game's real instant; a time-TBA fixture does not acquire a guessed start. For cross-border travel, make arrangements using current official travel information rather than a fixed journey time in an old game preview.

From a 2003 expansion club to the Ed Chynoweth Cup

The Silvertips began their WHL story in 2003–04, building an identity in a U.S. Division that already had established clubs. The official season-history archive is useful for tracing how different Everett teams developed, rather than treating the franchise as if its current success had always been inevitable. An expansion season, a division title, a conference playoff win and a league championship describe different steps. Keeping those distinctions makes the club's story easier to follow when a retrospective refers to one of its earlier strong teams.

In May 2026, Everett won the Ed Chynoweth Cup for the first time, defeating Prince Albert in the WHL Championship Series. That is the central milestone behind the defending-champion label used in this season's schedule announcements. The Memorial Cup is the next competition for a WHL champion, not another name for the same trophy. A reference to Everett's league title therefore does not, by itself, say that it won the national tournament. Read historic championship reports with their date attached, and use the roster here for the players currently listed in Everett.

Reading the Silvertips roster and following games from Canada

The roster gives forwards, defencemen and goalies their own groups. Look at appearances alongside production: a scoring total accumulated over many games is different from the same total in a shorter run. Goalie save percentage and goals-against average are shown only when meaningful published figures are available. They are not predictions, and the goalie with the most appearances is not necessarily the announced starter for the next game. Player details add the number, handedness, size and hometown needed to identify someone beyond a surname.

Player movement can link Everett with other WHL clubs across a season. Where the available totals combine more than one team, the label makes that scope visible instead of presenting them as exclusively Silvertips numbers. For watching in Canada, open a verified game stream or the official viewing guide. A channel link is a route to a broadcaster's channel, not proof of a specific televised game. Use the club subscription for an ongoing schedule, or print a home-game selection for a visit. Those choices are useful in different ways: a downloaded file is a fixed copy, while the subscription can reflect later published changes.

Plan your Silvertips game

Team guide reviewed 2026-11-09. Schedule and roster updates are shown separately above.