Scoring Summary:
1st Period:
4:52 VER Josh Prokop (3) ASST: Jack Judson (7), Jagger Williamson (8) (PP)
11:22 VER Niko Karamanis (5) ASST: Keyvan Mokhtari (6), Jesse Lansdell (9)
19:46 VER Michael Ufberg (3) ASST: Jimmy Lambert (17), Jordan Sandhu (9) (PP) 2nd Period:
7:48 CHW Bryan Allbee (3) ASST: Skyler Brind'Amour (6), Adam Berg (1) (PP)
10:00 VER Michael Ufberg (4) ASST: Brett Stapley (14), Niko Karamanis (3)
3rd Period:
5:39 CHW Bryan Allbee (4) ASST: Jake Gresh (4), Kaden Pickering (7) (PP)
8:30 CHW Jared Turcotte (1) ASST: Will Calverley (13)
16:44 CHW Bryan Allbee (5) ASST: Anthony Vincent (6), Will Calverley (14) (PP)
Overtime:
No Scoring
Double Overtime:
No Scoring
Chilliwack outshot Vernon 33-29 Anthony Yamnitsky made 29 saves, while Daniel Chenard made 25 saves in the tie.
The Vipers last regular season win in Chilliwack was a 5-4 overtime victory on October 12th 2013
Boxscore-Game Summary,
http://bchl.ca/stats/game-summary/8005
Game Report,
https://lscluster.hockeytech.com/game_reports/official-game-report.php?lang_id=1&client_code=bchl&game_id=8005
Text Boxscore,
https://lscluster.hockeytech.com/game_reports/text-game-report.php?lang_id=1&client_code=bchl&game_id=8005
1 comment:
I watched tonight's game online. I always enjoy watching the Vipers play in Chilliwack, as the Chiefs have the best camera's, replays, different views from all areas inside Prospera Centre.
The Vipers jumped on the Chiefs and were by far the better of the two teams for most of the first two periods. Vernon carried a lot of the play, had more puck possession and a ton of quality chances. Chilliwack with very little zone time, had troubles getting pucks to the net, didn't get a lot of scoring chances. The Vipers blow a 4-1 3rd period lead see most of the 3rd in their own end. The Chiefs with a strong powerplay, capitalize and outplay the Snakes for most of the final twenty minutes. The Chiefs with a huge comeback, force overtime. Some great chances at both ends with both goaltenders playing very well in both overtimes.
After the 2nd period it looked like Vernon was going to come away with the victory. For two teams meeting for the first time and only play each other twice this year, a pretty intense-feisty game with lots of scrums, big hits, altercations after the whistle. A very disappointing game as the Vipers blow a 3-0 and 4-1 lead and give up two points and a win they should have had. A very small crowd on hand, not many people at tonight's game. Official attendance announced on the league website was 2,372 from the camera views I saw of the crowd, no where even close to those numbers.
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