Koenig bears no ill will against Idaho. He joined the Steelheads this season with the understanding that his status could be temporary, and when he was let go, the team arranged for him to go to San Diego at his request. The Gulls obtained a goalie who would establish a WCHL season record with a 2.17 goals-against average. Along the way, he set another league mark with a scoreless stretch of 197 minutes and 13 seconds, which included three of his four shutouts. All-Star defenseman Brett Larson says Koenig adds an aura of confidence to the Gulls defense, which allowed only 192 goals this season, yet another WCHL record.
Nobody plays a perfect game.
When that mistake happens, you can count on Trevor nine out of 10 times to save it. In the playoffs, Koenig has performed even better in helping the Gulls breeze through the first two rounds with two three-game sweeps. He started each series with a shutout and allowed only nine goals overall. Our team has tightened up our defense even more. So we want to continue that against that high-flying Idaho offense.