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Tonight is the second of seven regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & Prince George Spruce Kings. The Spruce Kings lead the season series 1-0
Vernon's record & stats vs the Spruce Kings since 2002
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon is 50-27-2-4-1 vs Prince George
Since the 2002-03 regular season Vernon has outscored Prince
George 303-229
Since the 2003-04 regular season Vernon is 21-15-0-1-1 in Prince George
The Vipers are 5-4-0-1 in their last ten games vs Prince George
The Vipers are 8-1-1-0 in their last ten home games vs Prince George
The Vipers are 7-2-0-1 in their last ten games in Prince George
The Vipers last regular season win at home vs. Prince George was a 2-0 victory on Wednesday, March 2nd 2022
The Spruce Kings last regular season win in Vernon was a 3-1 victory on Friday, November 26th 2021
The Vipers last regular season win in Prince George was a 2-1 overtime victory on Saturday, January 29th 2022
The Spruce Kings last regular season win at home vs. Vernon was a 4-2 victory on Friday, September 30th 2022
Here's a look at the regular season series vs Prince George
September 30th Vernon @ Prince George: Spruce Kings won 4-2
October 1st Vernon @ Prince George
October 14th Prince George @ Vernon
October 22nd Prince George @ Vernon
March 3rd Vernon @ Prince George
March 4th Vernon @ Prince George
March 11th Prince George @ Vernon
Let's take a look at the Vernon Vipers:
The 0-3-0-0 Vernon Vipers make their second of four regular season visits to Kopar Memorial Arena, are coming off a 4-2 loss Friday in Prince George. Tonight's the second of back to back games vs the Spruce Kings. After tonight the Vipers return home for a four game home stand. The Vipers have been outscored 11-3 in three games this season. Vernon sits last in the Interior Conference.
Vernon Vipers Roster:
Vernon Vipers Scoring Leaders:
Dylan Compton (0-2-2)
Max Borovinskiy played last season and this season with Prince George before being traded to Vernon November 29th 2021
Vernon Vipers Record/Stats:
Games Played: 3
Wins: 0
Losses: 3
Overtime Wins: 0
Overtime Losses: 0
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Overtime Record:0-0
Shootout Record: 0-0
Home Record: 0-1-0-0
Road Record: 0-2-0-0
When the Vipers score first: 0-0
When the opponents score first: 0-3
Leading after the 1st period: 0-0
Tied after the 1st period: 0-1
Trailing after the 1st period: 0-2
Leading after the 2nd period: 0-0
Tied after the 2nd period: 0-0
Trailing after the 2nd period: 0-3
Out shooting opponents: 0-1
Out shot by opponents: 0-2
One goal games: 0-0
Goals for: 3
Goals against: 11
Longest winning streak: Two games (preseason)
Longest losing streak: Three games
Standings: 9th Place Interior Conference
Vernon Vipers Returning Players:
Max Borovinskiy 04
Luke Lavery 04
Reagan Milburn 03
Luke Pakulak 03
Seiya Tanaka-Campbell 03
Luke Ashton 05
Griffen Barr 02
Anthony Cliche 03
Ayden Third 02
Roan Clarke 03
Ethan David 03
Vernon Vipers departed & traded players from last years team:
Luke Buss 03
JoJo Tanaka-Campbell 03
Jack Glen 01
Matthew Culling 01
Tyler Chan 05
Cameron MacDonald 02
Ryan Shostak 01
Copeland Fricker 03
Zack Tonelli 02
Cade McNelly 01
Talon Zakall 02
Nicholas Kent 01
Liam Cavan 02
Vernon's home record vs Prince George this season:
0-0-0-0
Vernon's road record vs Prince George this season:
0-1-0-0
Vernon's scoring leaders vs Prince George this season:
Dylan Compton (0-2-2)
Reagan Milburn (0-1-1)
Luke Pakulak (1-0-1)
Isaac Tremblay (1-0-1)
Roan Clarke (0-1 Record)
Let's take a look at the Prince George Spruce Kings:
The 3-0-0-0 Prince George Spruce Kings are coming off a 4-2 win over the visiting Vernon Vipers Friday. Tonight's the second game of a four game home stand. PG has outscored their opponents 10-4 in three games. The Spruce Kings sit tied in points with Penticton & West Kelowna.
Prince George Spruce Kings Roster:
Prince George Spruce Kings Scoring Leaders:
John Herrington (4-2-6)
Prince George Spruce Kings Record/Stats:
Games Played: 3
Wins: 3
Losses: 0
Overtime Losses: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Home Record: 1-0-0-0
Road Record: 2-0-0-0
Goals for: 10
Goals against: 4
Standings: 2nd Place Interior Conference
Prince George Spruce Kings Returning Players:
Linden Makow 04
Ty Gagno 03
Kilian McGregor-Bennett 03
Austin Fraser 03
Evan Fedele 04
John Herrington 02
Colton Cameron 02
Amran Bhabra 03
Ben LeFranc 03
Jordan Fairlie 02
Prince George Spruce Kings departed and traded players from last years team:
Luc Laylin 01
Rowan Miller 01
Kolton Cousins 01
Nathan Fox 02
Jagjeevan Phangura 04
Luke German 02
Nick Rheaume 02
Simon Labelle 02
Dylan Schives 01
Josh Wright 01
Adam Leitch 04
Nick Marciano 02
Aaron Trotter 01
Prince George's home record vs Vernon this season:
1-0-0-0
Prince George's road record vs Vernon this season:
0-0-0-0
Prince George's scoring leaders vs Vernon this season:
Ty Gagno (1-3-4)
Ben LeFranc (1-2-3)
John Herrington (1-2-3)
Jake Schneider (0-1-1)
Kilian McGregor-Bennett (0-1-1)
Jordan Fairlie (1-0 Record)
Make your predictions, Who will win and what will be the final score?
ReplyDelete3-1 PG…McKee needs to GO! What a comedy show!!! Hopefully the boys can stay out of the box tonight!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Vipers are in deep trouble early in the season with a mere 3 goals in 3 games. They have been out shot in the 3 games 95 to 77, and out played continuously. They are having a hard time scoring but most importantly just sustaining any considerable offense. Last night they had 10 minor penalties to PG's 5, were clearly undisciplined and showing signs of frustration. It is near impossible to improve dramatically in 24 hours so I am saying 5 - 1 PG tonight. I really hope I am wrong.
ReplyDeleteI am also saying the Glen's will give McKee more time to get his/the teams act together. It is still too early in the season to panic but if things don't improve I can see him being released. I predict the Glen's give him until the end of November, the outside Christmas break. With basically all teams making the playoffs it is not like they should ever be out of the playoff race. The big question is the damage to the fan base in the meantime. We have been accustomed to excellent teams but it is hard to be entertained/satisfied with McKee's below average results since taking over. I wonder how much input Todd Miller, as the Executive Vice President, has in GM/Coaching decisions. The other unknown is what quality coaches will be available and still looking for employment. Time will tell but the clock is ticking.