Trail (7-3-2-1) @ Vernon (4-5-3-0) 7pm
Tonight is the second of six regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & Trail Smoke Eaters. The Smoke Eaters lead the season series 1-0
Last Game:
Sunday, October 15th Chilliwack defeated Vernon 3-2
Saturday, October 13th Trail defeated Powell River 4-3
Next Game:
Saturday, October 20th Alberni Valley @ Vernon
Friday, October 19th Chilliwack @ Trail
Vernon's record & stats vs the Smoke Eaters since 2002
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon is 80-22-1-3 vs Trail
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon has outscored Trail 461-250
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon is 41-8-0-2 at home vs. Trail
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon is 32-12-1-1 in Trail
The Vipers are 8-2-0-0 in their last ten home games vs. the Smoke Eaters
The Vipers are 7-3-0-0 in their last ten road games vs. the Smoke Eaters
The Vipers last regular season win at home vs. Trail was a 8-3 victory on Saturday, February 24th 2018
The Smoke Eaters last regular season win in Vernon was a 3-1 victory on Saturday, September 15th 2018
The Vipers last regular season win in Trail was a 4-0 victory on Friday, November 24th 2017
The Smoke Eaters last regular season win at home vs. Vernon was a 4-1 victory on Sunday, January 28th 2018
Here's a look at this years regular season series vs Trail
September 15th Trail @ Vernon: Smoke Eaters won 3-1
October 17th Trail @ Vernon:
November 14th Vernon @ Trail:
November 24th Trail @ Vernon:
December 12th Vernon @ Trail:
February 1st Vernon @ Trail:
October 17th Trail @ Vernon:
November 14th Vernon @ Trail:
November 24th Trail @ Vernon:
December 12th Vernon @ Trail:
February 1st Vernon @ Trail:
Let's take a look at the Vernon Vipers:
The 4-5-3-0 Vernon Vipers are coming off a 3-2 loss Sunday afternoon in Chilliwack. Tonight's the first game of a two game home stand. The Snakes have lost four of their seven home games this season. The Vipers come into action this evening have lost back to back games, have one win in their last five games and just three wins in their last ten games. Landon Fuller is serving his fourth game of a five game suspension. Alberni Valley, Cowichan & Vernon are the three lowest scoring teams in the league. Vernon sits last in the Interior Division are two points back of Wenatchee, Salmon Arm and West Kelowna.
Vernon Vipers Roster:
https://bchl.ca/stats/roster/21/36/1?league=1
Josh Latta (4-4-8) & Jesse Lansdell (4-2-6) share the team lead in goals with four each, while Jack Judson (3-7-10) leads the team in points with ten
Vernon Vipers 2018-19 regular season stats:
Games Played: 12
Wins: 4
Losses: 5
Overtime Wins: 0
Overtime Losses: 3
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Home Record: 3-3-3-0
Road Record: 1-2-0-0
Overtime Record: 0-3
Record vs Interior Division: 4-4-0-0
Record vs Island & Mainland Divisions: 0-1-3-0
When the Vipers score first: 3-3-2-0
When the opponents score first: 1-2-1-0
Leading after the 1st period: 1-2-1-0
Tied after the 1st period: 3-2-2-0
Trailing after the 1st period: 0-1-0-0
Leading after the 2nd period: 3-2-3-0
Tied after the 2nd period: 1-1-0-0
Trailing after the 2nd period: 0-2-0-0
Out shooting opponents: 2-3-3-0
Out shot by opponents: 1-2-0-0
One goal games: 1-1-3-0
Goals for: 30
Goals against: 37
Standings: 7th Place (Interior Division)
Win-loss Streak: Two game losing streak
Longest winning streak: Two games
Longest losing streak: Three games
Wins: 4
Losses: 5
Overtime Wins: 0
Overtime Losses: 3
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Home Record: 3-3-3-0
Road Record: 1-2-0-0
Overtime Record: 0-3
Record vs Interior Division: 4-4-0-0
Record vs Island & Mainland Divisions: 0-1-3-0
When the Vipers score first: 3-3-2-0
When the opponents score first: 1-2-1-0
Leading after the 1st period: 1-2-1-0
Tied after the 1st period: 3-2-2-0
Trailing after the 1st period: 0-1-0-0
Leading after the 2nd period: 3-2-3-0
Tied after the 2nd period: 1-1-0-0
Trailing after the 2nd period: 0-2-0-0
Out shooting opponents: 2-3-3-0
Out shot by opponents: 1-2-0-0
One goal games: 1-1-3-0
Goals for: 30
Goals against: 37
Standings: 7th Place (Interior Division)
Win-loss Streak: Two game losing streak
Longest winning streak: Two games
Longest losing streak: Three games
Vernon Vipers Returning Players:
Jagger Williamson (98)
Connor Marritt (99)
Jesse Lansdell (98)
Alex Swetlikoff (01)
Coleton Bilodeau (00)
Josh Latta (98)
Michael Young (98)
Jack Judson (00)
Mitch Andres (98)
Connor Marritt (99)
Jesse Lansdell (98)
Alex Swetlikoff (01)
Coleton Bilodeau (00)
Josh Latta (98)
Michael Young (98)
Jack Judson (00)
Mitch Andres (98)
Vernon Vipers departed & traded players from last years team:
Brett Stapley (99)
Derek Brown (97)
Keyvan Mokhtari (98)
Josh Prokop (00)
Jordan Sandhu (99)
Niko Karamanis (98)
Jimmy Lambert (97)
Michael Ufberg (97)
Cameron Trott (97)
Shane Kelly (97)
Chris Jandric (98)
Anthony Yamnitsky (97)
Ty Taylor (99)
Derek Brown (97)
Keyvan Mokhtari (98)
Josh Prokop (00)
Jordan Sandhu (99)
Niko Karamanis (98)
Jimmy Lambert (97)
Michael Ufberg (97)
Cameron Trott (97)
Shane Kelly (97)
Chris Jandric (98)
Anthony Yamnitsky (97)
Ty Taylor (99)
Vernon's home record vs Trail this year:
0-1-0-0
Vernon's road record vs Trail this year:
0-0-0-0
Vernon's scoring leaders vs Trail this year:
Austin Chorney (0-1-1)
Ben Helgeson (0-1-1)
Alex Swetlikoff (1-0-1)
Aidan Porter (0-1 Record)
Austin Chorney (0-1-1)
Ben Helgeson (0-1-1)
Alex Swetlikoff (1-0-1)
Aidan Porter (0-1 Record)
Let's take a look at the Trail Smoke Eaters:
The 7-3-2-1 Trail Smoke Eaters make their second of three regular season visits to Kal Tire Place are coming off a 4-3 victory Saturday over the visiting Powell River Kings. The Smokies have lost back to back road games. The last time the Smoke Eaters were in Vernon, Trail defeated the Vipers 3-1 September 15th. Trail will make their third and final regular season visit to Kal Tire Place, November 24th. The Smokies have won two straight and three of their last five games are 5-5 in their last ten. Trail sits 2nd in the division are two points up on Penticton and a single point back of division leading Merritt.
Trail Smoke Eaters Roster:
Braeden Tuck (7-7-14) leads the team in goals with seven, while Levi Glasman (3-11-14) & Braeden Tuck share the team lead in points with fourteen each
Trevor Miller's Smoke Eaters Blog,
https://trasmokeeaters.wordpress.com/
Trevor Miller's Smoke Eaters Blog,
https://trasmokeeaters.wordpress.com/
Trail Smoke Eaters 2018-19 regular season stats:
Games Played: 13
Wins: 7
Losses: 3
Overtime Losses: 3
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 2
Home Record: 4-2-1-0
Road Record: 3-1-1-1
Goals for: 48
Goals against: 42
Standings: 2nd Place (Interior Division)
Trail Smoke Eaters Returning Players:
Braeden Tuck (98)
Carter Jones (99)
Mack Byers (99)
Tyler Ghirardos (99)
Blake Sidoni (98)
Levi Glasman (99)
Spencer McLean (98)
Trevor Zins (98)
Kyle Chernenkoff (98)
Tanner Marshall (00)
Adam Marcoux (98)
Trail Smoke Eaters departed and traded players from last years team:
Ryan Murphy (97)
Kale Howarth (97)
Ryan Moon (99)
Ross Armour (98)
Blaine Caton (97)
Daine Dubois (99)
Jeremy Lucchini (97)
Connor Welsh (97)
Troy Ring (97)
Seth Barton (99)
Ethan Martini (00)
Jacob Yuris (98)
Trail's home record vs Vernon this year:
0-0-0-0
Trail's road record vs Vernon this year:
1-0-0-0
Trail Smoke Eaters scoring leaders vs Vernon this year:
Jeremy Smith (1-1-2)
Diarmad DiMurro (0-2-2)
Braeden Tuck (0-1-1)
Mack Byers (0-1-1)
Tyler Ghirardosi (1-0-1)
Kent Johnson (0-1-1)
Levi Glasman (1-0-1)
Adam Marcoux (1-0 Record)
Jeremy Smith (1-1-2)
Diarmad DiMurro (0-2-2)
Braeden Tuck (0-1-1)
Mack Byers (0-1-1)
Tyler Ghirardosi (1-0-1)
Kent Johnson (0-1-1)
Levi Glasman (1-0-1)
Adam Marcoux (1-0 Record)
4 comments:
With Trail this season are a couple of really good prospects. Sean Donaldson and Kent Johnson. They both played last season for Burnaby Winter Club Midget along with Viper Elan Bar-Lev-Wise. All three of these players put up a lot of points in Midget.
Johnson turns 16 years old this Thursday and he has 11 points in 13 games already this season. That's something for such a young player.
https://www.eliteprospects.com/team/16493/burnaby-winter-club-prep/2017-2018?tab=stats
Does anyone who number 8 was playing for the Vipers on Sunday vs the Chiefs?
Good call Bob, Good info. I have been thinking about the coaching staff and the dilemna they were up against. Let us face it they did they best the could under the situation they were in. Sure there were alot of great prospects the Vernon Vipers could have had and yes the results of our record of play could maybe been different. But the delay of the previous owners and I understand why but at the same time alot of quality players who could have been playing for Vernon, DIDN'T. Reason" The parents of these players didn't know who the coaching staff would be/ Are they staying or being replaced? Because with any business having to deal with the question . WHAT WILL THEY DECIDE, WHAT IS NEXT.? This doubt hanging over the Vernon Vipers head I am sure prevented alot of quality players from coming to Vernon. Now on a positive note let us hope that the coaching staff and it's decisions on who they recruited bears fruit, not so much in the short term but hopefully in the long term , GO, VIPER, Go.
#8 on Sunday for the Vipers was "AP" Ben Meng. I noticed him on the Vipers roster earlier during the day before Sunday's game. Graham Turnbull said he was an affiliated player called up for Sunday's game.
A 19 yr old forward from Vancouver, BC listed at 5'11 170 lbs is playing with the PJHL Aldergrove Kodiaks this year.
Ben Meng's Player Profile:
https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/392361/benjamin-meng
Post a Comment