Vernon Vipers-Salmon Arm Silverbacks Highlights:

Here are the Vernon Vipers-Salmon Arm Silverbacks highlights from October 17th 2026 in front of 2,224 fans at Kal Tire Place.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube

Vernon vs Salmon Arm 10-17-2026

Rush Sign Former Vipers Captain McMillan:

The ECHL Rapid City Rush have signed former Vernon Vipers

 forward/captain Deagan McMillan.

Source: www.rapidcityrush.com

Rapid City Rush | RUSH ADD TOUGHNESS, SIGN DEAGAN MCMILLAN

The ECHL (formerly the East Coast Hockey League) is a minor professional ice hockey league based in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, with teams across the United States and Canada. Competitively, it is a tier below the American Hockey League (AHL). The league serves as a farm system to the AHL and the National Hockey League (NHL).

McMillan spent the 2025-26 season with the Vernon Vipers. In 42 games, McMillan collected (21-goals-21-assists-42-points).

McMillan spent four seasons in the Western Hockey League with Victoria, Tri-Cities & Wenatchee before signing with the Vernon Vipers September 7th 2025.

Deagan McMillan's Player Profile:

Deagan McMillan - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Vipers Hockey Fights Cancer Intro Video:

The Vernon Vipers held their first Hockey Fights Cancer Night October 17th 2026 vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube

Hockey Fights Cancer Intro 10-17-2026 - YouTube

Ex Viper Carter Re-Joins Nationals:

Former Vernon Vipers goaltender Jack Carter has re-joined the Central

Canada Hockey League Rockland Nationals. No official press release but Carter is listed on the teams roster.

Rockland Nationals Roster:

Rockland Nationals Roster CCHL 2026-27 | CCHL- Central Canada Hockey League

Carter spent the 2025-26 season with the Rockland Nationals and QMJHL Charlottetown Islanders.

The Vernon Vipers added Carter to their training camp September 5th 2026. Carter played in two exhibition games before he was removed from the Vernon Vipers roster September 25th 2026.

Jack Carter's Player Profile:

Jack Carter - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Game Recap: Vernon Vipers 6 Salmon Arm Silverbacks 4

I was born and raised in Vernon, BC and been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon my entire life. I started and created this blog in November 2008 and have over 10 million viewers. I have had season tickets since 1990 and missed 46 home games since. My family watched senior men's hockey in Vernon in the 1950's and has been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon since Vernon got a team in 1961. I have two family members that played junior hockey in Vernon. I have programs and ticket stubs from every game since 1988. I worked with the Vipers as colour commentator for a few home games during the 2002-03 season and in 2011 I helped create/design the Vipers website that I was in charge of for five seasons.

I was at tonight's Vernon Vipers-Salmon Arm Silverbacks game as the Vipers won 6-4 in front of 2,224 fans at Kal Tire Place.

Starting Goaltenders:

Vernon Vipers: Samuel DiBlasi

Salmon Arm Silverbacks: Mikkel Christensen

1st Period: The Silverbacks got off to a strong start and were the better team. The Gorillas outskated and outplayed the hometown Vipers for a lot of the period. Salmon Arm carried and controlled the better of the play, had more puck possession, more zone time, created/generated several good looks and opportunities but couldn't solve Samuel DiBlasi who made some big stops. The Apes played with a lot of jump/energy, were strong on the forecheck, strong on the wall and winning the battles. The Vipers looked a step behind SA most of the period. Vernon couldn't keep the puck on their sticks, didn't look sharp or crisp. The Snakes just looked out of sorts at times but did seem to play a little better towards the end of the period. The only difference in the period was the S'Backs couldn't find the back of the net and the Vipers who didn't get a ton of looks or chances, capitalized on two opportunities. It was 2-0 Vernon after 20 minutes of play. Shots were 11-10 Vipers.

2nd Period: The Gorillas were again the better of the two teams, carried and controlled a lot of the play. The visiting Silverbacks had a lot of puck possession, lots of zone time, outskated and outplayed the Vipers for a lot of the period. The Backs were much quicker, were skating, aggressive on the forecheck, winning the battles. The Apes had at least four odd man rushes but couldn't capitalize. SA didn't get as many quality chances as the 1st period. The Snakes once again couldn't seem to do much of anything. Vernon couldn't get a whole lot of time in the offensive zone, didn't generate or create a lot of opportunities. Vernon was forced to chase the puck and the Silverbacks often. It was 3-1 Vipers after 40 minutes of play. Shots were 11-9 Salmon Arm.

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Game Preview: Salmon Arm Silverbacks @ Vernon Vipers:

5-4-1-0 Salmon Arm Silverbacks @ 8-1-1-0 Vernon Vipers 6pm

Tonight is the fifth of seven regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & Salmon Arm Silverbacks. 

Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (League website only back as far as the 2003-04 regular season)

Games Played: 163

Wins: 81

Losses: 60

Overtime Wins: 15

Overtime Losses: 16

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 1

Tie: 4

Overtime Record: 15-16

Shootout Record: 1-1

Home Record: 43-29-7-1-1

Road Record: 38-32-9-0-3

Vernon Vipers 2020-21 Pod Season Record/Stats vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (All games were played in Vernon)

Games Played: 10

Wins: 7

Losses: 2

Overtime Wins: 2

Overtime Losses: 1

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 0

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Vernon Vipers Unveil Hockey Fights Cancer Jerseys:

The Vernon Vipers will be wearing special Hockey fights Cancer jerseys during warmup tonight vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers X

Vernon Vipers on X: "💜 The Vipers are proud to support the Canadian Cancer Society’s Southern Interior Rotary Lodge through Hockey Fights Cancer. Purchase a warmup jersey post-game October 17 and meet the team at autograph session. More info and donation link here: https://t.co/0uNbadZK6g https://t.co/nHUa3FQQ2G" / X

Game Recap: Vernon Vipers 6 Salmon Arm Silverbacks 2

I was born and raised in Vernon, BC and been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon my entire life. I started and created this blog in November 2008 and have over 10 million viewers. I have had season tickets since 1990 and missed 46 home games since. My family watched senior men's hockey in Vernon in the 1950's and has been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon since Vernon got a team in 1961. I have two family members that played junior hockey in Vernon. I have programs and ticket stubs from every game since 1988. I worked with the Vipers as colour commentator for a few home games during the 2002-03 season and in 2011 I helped create/design the Vipers website that I was in charge of for five seasons.

I was at tonight's Vernon Vipers-Salmon Arm Silverbacks game as the Vipers won 6-2 in front of 1000 fans at Rogers Rink.

Starting Goaltenders:

Vernon Vipers: Samuel DiBlasi

Salmon Arm Silverbacks: Noah Mavin

1st Period: The visiting Vipers come to play and totally dominated the opening period as they outskated and outplayed Salmon Arm the entire period. The Snakes were by far the better team, carried and controlled the play for the entire period. Vernon jumped out to a 2-0 lead with back to back goals. The Vipers were skating circles around the Silverbacks, were aggressive on the forecheck, winning the battles, had a ton of puck possession, had a ton of zone time, generated/created a ton of opportunities had several good looks. The Snakes could have easily had four or five goals and blown the game wide open if it wasn't for Salmon Arm's goaltending. The Gorillas spent most of the period in their own end, were chasing the Vipers & the puck most of the period. SA had a couple of good shifts but other wise struggled offensively. The Silverbacks couldn't seem to get much of anything going. Give credit to the Apes who were able to rally from two goals down to tie the hockey game in a period where they had no business being in. Noah Mavin was solid between the pipes, kept the S'Backs in the contest. It was 2-2 after 20 minutes of play. Shots were 19-6 Vernon.

2nd Period: The Snakes were once again the better of the two teams as Vernon dominated the middle frame for a second straight period. The visiting Vipers carried and controlled most of the play. Vernon had a lot of puck possession, a lot of time in the offensive zone, were again aggressive on the forecheck, were in on the Salmon Arm defence, creating havoc down low. The Vipers created/and generated lots of quality chances could only find the back of the net once. The Snakes looked to score late to take a 4-2 lead on the power play, but the officials gathered to discuss the play and waived the goal off due to the Vipers being offside. Mykolas Skadauskas couldn't capitalize on the penalty shot, while Alexander Eklof was denied on a breakaway. Salmon Arm was again chasing the puck and the Vipers for a lot of the 2nd period, but this time around did manage a little more puck possession and zone time in and around the half way mark. The Apes did have several good hard working shifts, had the Vipers back on their heels for bit but couldn't capitalize. Chase Campbell somehow missed a wide open cage, that would have tied the hockey game. Both goaltenders played well but again Noah Mavin kept Salmon Arm in the period. It was 3-2 Vernon after 40 minutes of play. Shots were 11-11.

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Vernon-Blackfalds Trade:

The Blackfalds Bulldogs have traded 20 year old goaltender Oliver

Kiraly to the Vernon Vipers for a Player Development Fee.

Source: www.vernonvipers.com

Vipers Acquire Goaltender Olivér Király from Blackfalds | Vernon Vipers

Oliver Kiraly's Player Profile:

Olivér Király - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Kobelka Joins Prince George Cougars:

19 year old goaltender Kason Kobelka has left the Vernon Vipers and

joined the Western Hockey League Prince George Cougars.

Source: www.vernonvipers.com

Vipers Acquire Goaltender Olivér Király from Blackfalds | Vernon Vipers

Kason Kobelka's Player Profile:

Kason Kobelka - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Game Preview: Vernon Vipers @ Salmon Arm Silverbacks:

7-1-1-0 Vernon Vipers @ 5-3-1-0 Salmon Arm Silverbacks 7pm

Tonight is the fourth of seven regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & Salmon Arm Silverbacks. 

Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (League website only back as far as the 2003-04 regular season)

Games Played: 162

Wins: 80

Losses: 60

Overtime Wins: 15

Overtime Losses: 16

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 1

Tie: 4

Overtime Record: 15-16

Shootout Record: 1-1

Home Record: 43-29-7-1-1

Road Record: 37-32-9-0-3

Vernon Vipers 2020-21 Pod Season Record/Stats vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (All games were played in Vernon)

Games Played: 10

Wins: 7

Losses: 2

Overtime Wins: 2

Overtime Losses: 1

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 0

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Florida Panthers Name Former Vipers Tryout Christensen Amateur Scout:

The Florida Panthers have named former Vernon Vipers tryout

forward Brooks Christensen an Amateur Scout.

Source: www.nhl.com

Florida Panthers Announce Hockey Operations Staff Additions for 2026-27 | Florida Panthers

Source: www.chl.ca

Brooks Christensen accepts scouting job with Florida Panthers - Everett Silvertips

Source: www.sasilverbacks.com

Congratulations to former GM, Brooks Christensen | Salmon Arm Silverbacks

Christensen spent the past two seasons (2024-2026) as Director of Scouting with the Western Hockey League Everett Silvertips.

Christensen  played four seasons with the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League Princeton Posse and Revelstoke Grizzlies from 2007-2011 before joining the Salmon Arm Silverbacks in 2015.

Christensen spent eight seasons with his hometown Salmon Arm Silverbacks from 2015-2024 as Assistant/Video Coach, Director of Marketing, Operations Manager & General Manager.

Christensen attended the Vernon Vipers training camp in 2008.

Brooks Christensen's Player/Staff Profile:

Brooks Christensen - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Former Viper Bradshaw Commits To University Of Prince Edward Island:

Former Vernon Vipers forward Sebastian Bradshaw has committed to

the University of Prince Edward Island for the 2026-27 season.

Source: www.gopanthersgo.ca

Panthers add NHL-drafted winger Sebastian Bradshaw - Univ. of Prince Edward Island

Bradshaw split the 2025-26 season with the Langley Rivermen & Vernon Vipers.

Bradshaw had previously committed to the University of New Hampshire.

The Dallas Stars selected Bradshaw 221st overall in Round 7 of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft.

Bradshaw played parts of one season in Vernon. The Langley Rivermen traded Bradshaw to the Vernon Vipers October 7th 2025 for a Player Development Fee. In 33 games with the Vernon Vipers, Bradshaw collected (6-goals-9-assists-15-points).

Sebastian Bradshaw's Player Profile:

Sebastian Bradshaw - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Vipers-Alberni Valley Bulldogs Highlights:

Here are the Vernon Vipers-Alberni Valley Bulldogs highlights from the BCHL Showcase in Nisku, Alberta October 13th 2026 from the Silent Ice Center.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube

BCHL Showcase: Vernon vs Alberni Valley 10-13-2026

Source: Alberni Valley Bulldogs YouTube

Bulldogs Highlights: 5-4 OT Win vs Vernon October 13, 2026

BCHL News & Trades:

BCHL News & Trades:

Spruce Grove Saints Sign Lanigan:

Saints Sign Cash Lanigan (’08) To Roster for 2026-27 Season | Spruce Grove Saints

Fortune Returns To Clippers:

Patrick Fortune Returns to the Nanaimo Clippers | Nanaimo Clippers

Spruce Kings Add Croteau To Roster:

Spruce Kings Add Vincent Croteau | Prince George Spruce Kings

Cranbrook-Okotoks Trade:

Oilers acquire local talent Luc Trevors in a trade with Cranbrook | Okotoks Oilers

Penticton Vees To Honour Longtime Fan/Volunteer Murray Maxwell:

Vees to honour longtime volunteer Murray Maxwell | News | pentictonherald.ca

Brooks-Sherwood Park Trade:

Bandits Acquire BCHL Rights for Joey Sinclair From Sherwood Park | Brooks Bandits

Cowichan-Surrey Trade:

Capitals acquire Kole Keen and Gleb Somenko from Surrey in four player deal | Cowichan Capitals

Blackfalds-Spruce Grove Trade:

NEWS: Saints Acquire Jeppe Bertram & Luke Norcross from Blackfalds | Spruce Grove Saints

Okotoks-Powell River Trade:

Oilers acquire Marek Beaudoin from Powell River Kings | Okotoks Oilers

Chilliwack-Sherwood Park Trade:

Chiefs Trade McCullough to Crusaders | Chilliwack Chiefs

Bandits Name Holtby Captain:

Bandits Name Tommy Holtby Captain For 2026-2027 Season | Brooks Bandits

Okotoks Oilers Name Leonard Alternate Captain:

Fraser Leonard added to Oilers 2026-2027 leadership group | Okotoks Oilers

Game Recap: BCHL Showcase - Alberni Valley Bulldogs 5 Vernon Vipers 4 Overtime

The 5-4-4-0 Alberni Valley Bulldogs defeated the 7-1-1-0 Vernon Vipers 5-4 in overtime at the Silent Ice Center in Nisku, Alberta.

Boxscore-Game Summary,

Vernon Vipers @ Alberni Valley Bulldogs Tuesday, October 13, 2026 | BCHL League Site

Game Report,

Game Report

Text Box Score,

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Vernon Junior Hockey History,

VernonJrAHockey.CA

Vernon Vipers-Surrey Eagles Highlights:

Here are the Vernon Vipers-Surrey Eagles highlights from the BCHL Showcase in Nisku, Alberta October 12th 2026 from the Silent Ice Center.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube

BCHL Showcase: Vernon vs Surrey 10-12-2026

Game Preview: BCHL Showcase - Vernon Vipers vs Alberni Valley Bulldogs:

7-1-0-0 Vernon Vipers @ 4-4-0-0 Alberni Valley Bulldogs 12pm

Today is the first and only regular season meeting between the Vernon Vipers & Alberni Valley Bulldogs. 

Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Alberni Valley Bulldogs (League website only back as far as the 2003-04 regular season)

Games Played: 34

Wins: 23

Losses: 5

Overtime Wins: 1

Overtime Losses: 3

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 1

Tie: 2

Overtime Record: 1-1

Shootout Record: 1-1

Home Record: 13-1-2-0-0

Road Record: 8-4-1-1-1

Vernon Vipers BCHL Showcase Record/Stats vs the Alberni Valley Bulldogs. (BCHL Showcase started in 2012)

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Game Recap: BCHL Showcase - Vernon Vipers 6 Surrey Eagles 1

The 7-1-0-0 Vernon Vipers defeated the 1-8-0-0 Surrey Eagles 6-1 at the Silent Ice Center in Nisku, Alberta.

Boxscore-Game Summary,

Surrey Eagles @ Vernon Vipers Monday, October 12, 2026 | BCHL League Site

Game Report,

Game Report

Text Box Score,

Official statistics powered by LeagueStat.com

Vernon Junior Hockey History,

VernonJrAHockey.CA 

25 Years Ago Today......

Twenty five years ago today the Vernon Multiplex (now Kal Tire Place) opened it's doors on Friday, October 12th 2001. 

The Vernon Vipers started the 2001-02 regular season playing it's first ten games on the road before returning home to open the new arena. Vernon Vipers forward Chad Clower scored the games first goal in the new arena, while Vernon Vipers forward Mark Nelson scored the overtime winner as the Vernon Vipers defeated the expansion Salmon Arm Silverbacks 3-2 in overtime in front of a capacity crowd of 3,506. 

On March 7th 2008 the Vernon Multiplex changed names to the Wesbild Centre before changing names to Kal Tire Place in June 2013.

Game Preview: BCHL Showcase - Surrey Eagles vs Vernon Vipers:

1-7-0-0 Surrey Eagles @ 6-1-0-0 Vernon Vipers 4:45pm

Tonight is the first and only regular season meeting between the Vernon Vipers & Surrey Eagles. 

Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (League website only back as far as the 2003-04 regular season)

Games Played: 36

Wins: 22

Losses: 11

Overtime Wins: 5

Overtime Losses: 3

Shootout Wins: 1

Shootout Losses: 0

Tie: 0

Overtime Record: 5-3

Shootout Record: 1-0

Home Record: 8-5-2-0-0

Road Record: 13-5-0-0-0

Vernon Vipers BCHL Showcase Record/Stats vs the Surrey Eagles. (BCHL Showcase started in 2012)

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On This Day In Vernon Vipers History:

Twelve years ago today (October 11th 2014) Vernon Vipers forward Thomas

Aldworth scored at 0:00 of overtime, in a 5-4 overtime victory over the visiting Chilliwack Chiefs in front of 1,537 fans at Kal Tire Place.

Boxscore-Game Summary,

Chilliwack Chiefs @ Vernon Vipers Saturday, October 11, 2014 | BCHL League Site

Thomas Aldworth's Player Profile:

Thomas Aldworth - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Junior Hockey History,

VernonJrAHockey.CA

Bieksa Suspended:

Vernon Vipers forward Cole Bieksa has been suspended one game for

receiving a major penalty and a game misconduct for Boarding.

Source: www.bchl.ca

Discipline | BCHL League Site

Cole Bieksa's Player Profile:

Cole Bieksa - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Vipers-West Kelowna Warriors Highlights:

Here are the Vernon Vipers-West Kelowna Warriors highlights from October 9th 2026 in front of 1,902 fans at Kal Tire Place.

Image credit: Vernon Vipers

Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube

Vernon vs West Kelowna 10-9-2026

Vernon Vipers Name Pankey Captain:

The Vernon Vipers announced their leadership group/captain for the 2026-27 season before Friday's game vs West Kelowna.

Source: Vernon Vipers X

Vernon Vipers on X: "Wearing the letters. Leading the way. #newerasamevenom #vernonvipers #leadership https://t.co/Jp2XPC1oYW" / X

Source: www.vernonvipers.com

Vipers Name Brayden Pankey Captain, Announce 2026–2027 Leadership Group | Vernon Vipers

On This Day In Vernon Vipers History:

Seventeen years ago today (October 10th 2009) Vernon Vipers forwards/twins Connor & Kellen Jones combined for twelve points, while Black Voth stopped all sixteen shots in a 14-0 victory over the visiting Cowichan Capitals in front of 1,802 fans at Wesbild Centre.

Boxscore-Game Summary,

Cowichan Valley Capitals @ Vernon Vipers Saturday, October 10, 2009 | BCHL League Site

Connor Jones Player Profile:

Connor Jones - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Kellen Jones Player Profile:

Kellen Jones - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Blake Voth's Player Profile:

Blake Voth - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Junior Hockey History,

VernonJrAHockey.CA

Oscar Bjork's Overtime Winner:

Vernon Vipers defenceman Oscar Bjork scored at 1:33 of overtime,

giving the Vernon Vipers a 3-2 overtime victory over the West Kelowna Warriors.

Source: BCHL X

BCHL on X: "Oscar Björk with an absolute SNIPE to lift the Vipers past the Warriors🎯 🎙️ @GrahamT_Vipers #BCHL | @VernonVipers https://t.co/0d9XjWEG3o" / X

Oscar Bjork's Player Profile:

Oscar Björk - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Game Recap: Vernon Vipers 3 West Kelowna Warriors 2 Overtime

I was born and raised in Vernon, BC and been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon my entire life. I started and created this blog in November 2008 and have over 10 million viewers. I have had season tickets since 1990 and missed 46 home games since. My family watched senior men's hockey in Vernon in the 1950's and has been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon since Vernon got a team in 1961. I have two family members that played junior hockey in Vernon. I have programs and ticket stubs from every game since 1988. I worked with the Vipers as colour commentator for a few home games during the 2002-03 season and in 2011 I helped create/design the Vipers website that I was in charge of for five seasons.

I was at tonight's Vernon Vipers-West Kelowna Warriors game as the Vipers won 3-2 in overtime in front of 1,902 fans at Kal Tire Place.

Starting Goaltenders:

Vernon Vipers: Samuel DiBlasi

West Kelowna Warriors: Ethan Sawyer

Before tonight's game, the Vipers announced their leadership group, naming defenceman Brayden Pankey captain for the 2026-27 season.

1st Period: The Vipers were the better team for most of the opening frame. The Vipers looked to open the scoring three minutes into the 1st period but the goal was waived off after video review due to goaltender interference. Vernon carried and controlled a lot of the play, had more puck possession, more zone time and several opportunities. The visiting West Kelowna Warriors played ok at times but struggled offensively. The Warriors didn't have the puck on their stick often, didn't get a whole lot of looks at the net or generate a ton of opportunities, needed eighteen and a half minutes to get their first shot on goal. Ethan Sawyer was good in goal, keeping the Tribe in the game. It was 0-0 after 20 minutes of play. Shots were 12-3 Vernon.

2nd Period: The Snakes were the better team to start. Josh Denes with his first BCHL goal on the man advantage opens the scoring at 2:49 before Cole Bieksa was given a five minute major/game misconduct for boarding, which resulted in a scrum before everyone gets involved. Van Martin drops the gloves with Carter Rebman. The Warriors did get a couple of looks on the man advantage but mustered only three shots on goal as Vernon killed off the major. Mason Kim was awarded a shorthanded penalty shot, hit the post. About three minutes later West Kelowna goes back to the PP and capitalizes. After all said and done I thought the Vipers were the better team, even with the Warriors on the power play for seven minutes in the second half of the period. The Snakes hit two goal posts. How good was Vernon's PK? It was 1-1 after 40 minutes of play. Shots were 9-7 West Kelowna.

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On This Day In Vernon Vipers History:

Seventeen years ago today (October 9th 2009) Vernon Vipers forward Rob Short scored at 2:30 of overtime, giving the Vernon Vipers a 2-1 overtime victory over the Penticton Vees in front of 2,102 fans at the South Okanagan Events Centre.

Boxscore-Game Summary,

Vernon Vipers @ Penticton Vees Friday, October 09, 2009 | BCHL League Site

Rob Short's Player Profile:

Rob Short - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Vernon Junior Hockey History,

VernonJrAHockey.CA

Game Preview: West Kelowna Warriors @ Vernon Vipers:

5-2-0-0 West Kelowna Warriors @ 5-1-0-0 Vernon Vipers 7pm

Tonight is the second of seven regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & West Kelowna Warriors.

Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Westside Warriors/West Kelowna Warriors since 2009 (The Langley Hornets franchise moved to West Kelowna in 2006)

Games Played: 115

Wins: 54

Losses: 49

Overtime Wins: 8

Overtime Losses: 7

Shootout Wins: 0

Shootout Losses: 3

Tie: 2

Overtime Record: 8-7

Shootout Record: 0-3

Home Record: 31-20-4-0-2

Road Record: 22-30-3-3-0

Vernon Vipers BCHL Showcase Record/Stats vs the West Kelowna Warriors. (BCHL Showcase started in 2012)

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