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Tonight is the twelfth meeting (preseason, regular season & playoffs) of the season between the Vernon Vipers & West Kelowna Warriors. The Warriors are 8-3 vs the Vipers this season (preseason, regular season & playoffs)
Vernon's playoff record & stats vs the West Kelowna Warriors since 2006 (The Warriors moved from Langley to West Kelowna in 2006)
Since the 2006-07 playoffs Vernon is 13-9 vs West Kelowna
Since the 2006-07 playoffs Vernon is 6-5 in West Kelowna
Vernon's last playoff win at home vs West Kelowna was a 5-0 victory on Tuesday, March 11th 2014
West Kelowna's last playoff win at Kal Tire Place was a 6-2 victory on Wednesday, April 6th 2022
Vernon's last playoff win at Royal LePage Place was a 5-2 victory on Friday, April 1st 2022
West Kelowna's last playoff win at home vs Vernon was a 5-3 victory on Saturday, April 2nd 2022
Vernon Vipers/West Kelowna Warriors Playoff Schedule:
Friday, April 1st Game 1 Vernon @ West Kelowna
Saturday, April 2nd Game 2 Vernon @ West Kelowna
Monday, April 4th Game 3 West Kelowna @ Vernon
Wednesday, April 6th Game 4 West Kelowna @ Vernon
Friday, April 8th Game 5 Vernon @ West Kelowna
Saturday, April 9th Game 6 West Kelowna @ Vernon
Monday, April 11th Game 7 Vernon @ West Kelowna
Let's take a look at the Vernon Vipers:
The 1-3 Vernon Vipers make their sixth visit of the season (preseason regular season & playoffs) to Royal LePage Place, are coming off a 6-2 loss in Game 4 on Wednesday to the visiting West Kelowna Warriors. The Vipers need a win tonight to force a Game 6 back in Vernon on Saturday. The Snakes have lost three straight. Vernon has lost three of their last five games and are 5-5 in their last ten games.
Vernon Vipers Roster:
Vernon Vipers Playoff Scoring Leaders:
Cameron MacDonald (2-3-5)
Vernon Vipers Playoff Record/Stats:
Games Played: 4
Wins: 1
Losses: 3
Overtime Wins: 0
Overtime Losses: 0
Overtime Record: 0-0
Home Record: 0-2
Road Record: 1-1
When the Vipers score first: 1-0
When the opponents score first: 0-3
Leading after the 1st period: 1-0
Tied after the 1st period: 0-1
Trailing after the 1st period: 0-2
Leading after the 2nd period: 1-0
Tied after the 2nd period: 0-0
Trailing after the 2nd period: 0-3
Out shooting opponents: 1-0
Out shot by opponents: 0-3
One goal games: 0-0
Goals for: 12
Goals against: 19
Win-loss Streak: Three game losing streak
Longest winning streak: One game
Longest losing streak: Three games
Vernon Vipers Returning Players:
Jack Glen 01
JoJo Tanaka-Campbell 01
Cameron MacDonald 02
Ryan Shostak 01
Griffen Barr 02
Nicholas Kent 01
Luke Pakulak 03
Roan Clarke 03
Ayden Third 02
Liam Cavan 02
Zach Tonelli 02
Reagan Milburn 03
Vernon Vipers departed & traded players from last years team:
Tyler Carpendale 00
Hunter Donohoe 00
Kjell Kjemhus 01
Desmond Johnson 02
Logan Lorenz 02
Nicholas Remissong 02
Sam Duerr 02
Ethan Mercer 02
Trey Taylor 02
Seth Bafaro 00
James Porter, Jr 00
Vernon's home playoff record vs West Kelowna this year:
0-2
Vernon's road playoff record vs West Kelowna this year:
1-1
Vernon's playoff scoring leaders vs West Kelowna:
Cameron MacDonald (2-2-4)
Seiya Tanaka-Campbell (3-1-4)
Reagan Milburn (3-0-3)
Ryan Shostak (0-4-4)
Luke Buss (0-3-3)
Ayden Third (1-0-1)
JoJo Tanaka-Campbell (0-1-1)
Zack Tonelli (1-0-1)
Griffen Barr (0-1-1)
Talon Zakall (0-1-1)
Jack Glen (1-0-1)
Matthew Culling (1-0-1)
Nicholas Kent (0-1-1)
Luke Pakulak (0-1-1)
Roan Clarke (1-3 Record)
Let's take a look at the West Kelowna Warriors:
The 3-1 West Kelowna Warriors are coming off a 6-2 win in Game 4 Wednesday over the Vernon Vipers. The Warriors need one win to win the best of seven series and move onto the second round of the BCHL playoffs. The Warriors have won fifteen of their last soxteen games. West Kelowna hasn't been past the 1st round of the playoffs since winning the Royal Bank Cup in 2016.
West Kelowna Warriors Roster:
West Kelowna Warriors Playoff Scoring Leaders:
John Evans (1-6-7)
Tyler Cristal (4-3-7)
Johnny Derrick attended the Vernon Vipers 2017 & 2018 training camps-Was also an "AP" affiliated player with the Vipers
Elan Bar-Lev-Wise played parts of three seasons in Vernon (2017-2020)
Nicolas Ardanaz attended the Vipers 2017 & 2018 training camps, committed to the Vipers in 2018 was an "AP" affiliated player with the Vipers
West Kelowna Warriors Playoff Record/Stats:
Games Played: 4
Wins: 3
Losses: 1
Overtime Losses: 0
Home Record: 1-1
Road Record: 2-0
Goals for: 19
Goals against: 12
West Kelowna Warriors Returning Players:
Brennan Nelson 03
Marcus Joughin 01
John Evans 02
Tyler Cristall 02
Damon Jugnauth 03
Riley Sharun 03
Cameron Hicklin 03
Elan Bar-Lev-Wise 01
Charles-Alexis Legault 03
Dylan Brooks 03
Nicolas Ardanaz 02
Tyson Jugnauth 04
Johnny Derrick 01
West Kelowna Warriors departed and traded players from last years team:
Chase Sandhu 03
Zach Brooks 01
Carter Schmidt 04
Porter Dawson 01
Carter Wilkie 00
Isaac Suppin 02
Benjamin Woodhouse 00
Billy Sowa 02
Skyler Cameron 02
Bryden Sinclair 01
Sullivan Curran 03
Corey McCann 01
Zachary Bennett 00
Austin Madge 01
West Kelowna's home playoff record vs Vernon this year:
1-1
West Kelowna's road playoff record vs Vernon this year:
2-0
West Kelowna Warriors playoff scoring leaders vs Vernon:
Tyler Cristal (3-4-7)
John Evans (1-6-7)
Christophe Farmer (3-3-6)
Charles-Alexis Legault (1-4-5)
Marcus Joughin (1-4-5)
Elan Bar-Lev-Wise (2-2-4)
Nick Roukounakis (1-3-4)
Nicolas Ardanaz (0-3-3)
Felix Trudeau (1-2-3)
Brennan Nelson (3-0-3)
Brennan Nelson (3-0-3)
Chase Dafoe (2-0-2)
Zach Reim (0-1-1)
Tyson Jugnauth (0-1-1)
Tyler Rubin (0-1-1)
Alexi Van Houtte-Cachero (0-1-1)
Make your predictions
ReplyDeleteWho will win Game 5 and what will be the final score?
The score will be Two for vernon and 0ne for west kelowna if we play a smart keep out of the box hockey game and if we play as a team not individuals for a full 60 minutes. I believe we can do it but we must play with our strengths which is good goaltending and good defense. The West Kelowna warriors are far to skilled a team offensively to try and keep up so we must stick to the plan and play our game right to the end and in doing that there is no shame because you can look back and say you tried your best. Hope for a win. COME ON VIPES YOU CAN DO IT.
ReplyDelete4 games to 1, not a surprising outcome giving the total inept coach and owner. What a total humiliation of a once proud franchise.
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