Scoring Summary:
| 1st | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| No Scoring | |||
| 2nd | |||
| 2:52 | VER | Matt Kowalski (9) ASST: Brett Fudger (7) | |
| 3rd | |||
| 1:04 | PG | Preston Brodziak (9) ASST: Chong Min Lee (15) | |
| 1st OT | |||
| No Scoring |
Vernon Vipers Shootout
| 25 | Cameron MacDonald | Goal |
| 12 | Connor Marritt | No Goal |
| Total: | 1 |
Prince George Spruce Kings Shootout
| 21 | Nick Bochen | No Goal |
| 19 | Chong Min Lee | No Goal |
| 9 | Thomas Richter | No Goal |
| Total: | 0 |
Prince George outshot Vernon 40-29 Reilly Herbst makes 39 saves for the win, while Jett Alexander makes 27 saves in the loss.
I have picked a victory song for the Vernon Vipers this season. I will play Tarzan Boy by Baltimora after every Vipers win this season
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ReplyDeleteSPRUCE KINGS FALL TO VERNON 2-1 IN A SHOOTOUT
November 13, 2019
PRINCE GEORGE BC – 40 Shots from the Spruce Kings and a goal from Preston Brodziak was not enough as Prince George fell to the Vernon Vipers 2-1 in a shootout on a Wednesday night at the Rolling Mix Concrete Arena.
In the opening frame, it was a pretty breath-taking pace as there were very limited whistles throughout the period. The Spruce Kings had some great chances and also had a power-play but could not solve goaltender Riley Herbst who was sensational all night long. The Spruce Kings and Vipers were scoreless after 20 minutes with Prince George outshooting Vernon 13-6.
In the second frame, it was the Vipers who started the scoring just over two minutes in. 20-year-old returning Viper Matt Kowalski was busting down the wing and ripped the puck top corner on Jett Alexander to give the Vipers an early 2nd period lead. After the Kowalski marker, Prince George had a 5 on 3 opportunity, but were again unable to solve Herbst in the second frame. The Vipers also had some very good chances in the 2nd, as Jett Alexander was solid in between the pipes as well for the Spruce Kings. The Vipers took a 1-0 lead to the dressing room after 40 minutes of play.
In the final frame, the Spruce Kings found a way to solve Riley Herbst. Preston Brodziak fired a seeing eyed shot just inside the blue line that appeared to maybe go off a body and into the top corner past Herbst to tie the game up at one. Prince George dominated the final frame, limiting the Vipers to just four shots in that final period. Prince George had some great opportunities, but Herbst continued to be great in the net for the Vipers. 60 minutes was not enough in the BC Northern Capital, and this game needed overtime.
In Overtime, the Spruce Kings continued to pour it on. Forward Andrew Seaman had a few great opportunities, but it was again Herbst making some big time stops. A notable stop of the 39 from Herbst was a paddle save on a 2 on 1 as Nick Poisson let a rocket of a one timer go from a Seaman pass that Herbst was able to make a great stop on. Overtime solved nothing, off to a shootout.
Cam MacDonald was the lone goal scorer in the shootout for Vernon, as the Vipers edge the Spruce Kings 2-1 in a shootout on a Wednesday night in Prince George.
Why is jack Glen still on this team. Send the poor dude back to whatever league he was in before. To have 1 assist in now 16 games is embarassing. Reilly Herbst, the goaltender, has a higher ppg average (0.08) than jack Glen (0.06).
ReplyDeleteI watched the Vipers/Spruce Kings game on my computer tonight. I don't think the Vipers looked or played all that well at times through out the contest. The Spruce Kings carried a lot of play and had more puck possession in the 1st period, 3rd period and in overtime. Vernon looked sloppy in there own end at times and didn't create/or generate a heck of a lot of opportunities through out the night. I didn't think Prince George looked all that great either but looked a little better then the Snakes at times. The Vipers penalty kill was very good and has been very good all season. Reilly Herbst was the difference, especially in the 2nd period and in overtime. The Vipers still missing some key players due to injuries. How good has Vernon been in overtime/the shootout this year. Other then the loss in Nanaimo and tonight, I think the Vipers have been in most of there games on this eleven game road trip. Vipers with two games remaining on this eleven game road trip before finally heading home.
ReplyDeleteGo Vipers Go!
He's on the team because his father owns the team He must think this is minor hockey....lol! Poor kid I feel sorry for him!
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