Here’s a roundup of junior hockey effects from the Okanagan and region.
At Path, the West Kelowna Warriors blew a two-intention lead and fell in extra time versus the Trail Smoke Eaters for a 4-3 decline. West Kelowna goaltender Cayden Hamming played in his very first visual appearance in a recreation in practically two yrs following rehabbing an harm.
Hamming had a solid opening in the sport, earning 17 stops to preserve the game tied up at zero. A fast paced next period noticed five targets amongst the two sides fill up the scoresheet, which include the Warriors beginning the period with a bang and earning the game’s first intention just 18 seconds into the middle body courtesy of Alexi Van Houtte-Cachero.
Towards the conclude of the second period of time, the Warriors took a two-purpose lead as Jake Bernadet collected his next tally of the period, but just before the period was out, Path experienced a response at the 18:34 mark of the frame with the 1st BC Hockey League aim from Adam Marshall, bringing the rating to 3-2 for the Warriors.
In the third, Trail’s Brady Hunter evened out the activity at 3-3 to send it to additional time. Throughout the extra time period, Quinn Disher solidified the gain for Path with a intention to finish with a 4-3 rating in the Smoke Eaters’ favour.
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At Penticton, the Vees swept the Silverbacks at property soon after a 3-1 acquire Saturday, extending their period-opening get streak to 6 video games as they sit atop the Interior Convention.
Vees’ Thomas Pichette opened the scoring when Nathan Morin scored the Silverbacks’ lone goal in the to start with period of time. Silverbacks’ goaltender Matthew Tovell stopped 48 of 50 shots.
Captain Frank Djurasevic scored the recreation-winning objective late in the third period, breaking a 1-1 tie. Djurasevic completed with two factors (1G, 1A) and was named the very first star.
At Vernon, Viper Max Borovinskiy’s 1st intention of the time 58 minutes into the match evened the rating up at 1, en route to a shootout victory.
Grizzlies’ Jack Gorton opened the scoring with his next intention in as lots of online games to make it 1-.
Late in the activity, Vipers’ Ethan Merner established up Max Borovinskiy for a snapshot from the very low circle late in regulation to make it 1-1.
It wasn’t right up until the fourth spherical of shootout when Luke Pakulak snapped a single five-hole on Ansel Holt to set the Vipers in advance for a 2-1 victory.
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