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Today is the third of five regular season meetings between the Vernon Vipers & Cranbrook Bucks. The season series is 1-1
Vernon's record & stats vs the Bucks since 2021 (The Bucks were an expansion team for the 2020-21 season)
Since the 2021-22 regular season Vernon is 5-2-0-1 vs Cranbrook
Since the 2021-22 regular season Vernon has outscored Cranbrook 21-20
Since the 2021-22 regular season Vernon is 2-0-0-0 in Cranbrook
The Vipers are 3-2-0-1 in their last ten home games vs Cranbrook
The Vipers are 2-0-0-0 in their last ten road games vs Cranbrook
The Vipers last regular season win at home vs. Cranbrook was a 1-0 victory on Saturday, October 29th 2022
The Bucks last regular season win in Vernon was a 6-5 shootout victory on Friday, November 25th 2022
The Vipers last regular season win in Cranbrook was a 2-1 shootout victory on Saturday, February 5th 2022
The Bucks haven't beat Vernon at home
Vernon Vipers/Cranbrook Bucks 2022-23 Regular Season Series:
October 29th Cranbrook @ Vernon: Vipers 1-0
November 25th Cranbrook @ Vernon: Bucks won 6-5 shootout
January 15th Vernon @ Cranbrook
February 4th Vernon @ Cranbrook
February 24th Vernon @ Cranbrook
Let's take a look at the Vernon Vipers:
The 16-14-0-4 Vernon Vipers make their first of three regular season visits to Western Financial Place, are coming off a 4-1 victory over the visiting Cowichan Capitals on Friday. This is the third meeting of the season between the Vipers & Bucks with the season series tied 1-1. The last time these two teams met, Cranbrook won 6-5 in a shootout November 25th in Vernon. The Snakes have won only three games on the road this season, have one win in their last ten road games. Vernon is 2-0 all-time playing in Cranbrook. The Vipers have won three of their last five games and six of their last ten games. Vernon sits 6th in the Interior Division.
Vernon Vipers Roster:
Vernon Vipers Scoring Leaders:
Reagan Milburn (10-18-28)
Ethan Sundar played 17 games with the Bucks this season
Vernon Vipers 2022-23 Record/Stats:
Games Played: 34
Wins: 16
Losses: 14
Overtime Wins: 2
Overtime Losses: 0
Shootout Wins: 1
Shootout Losses: 4
Overtime Record: 2-0
Shootout Record: 1-4
Home Record: 13-5-0-2
Road Record: 3-9-0-2
When the Vipers score first: 9-4
When the opponents score first: 7-14
Leading after the 1st period: 7-3
Tied after the 1st period: 7-8
Trailing after the 1st period: 2-7
Leading after the 2nd period: 11-1
Tied after the 2nd period: 2-2
Trailing after the 2nd period: 3-15
Out shooting opponents: 8-2
Out shot by opponents: 8-15
One goal games: 8-6
Goals for: 90
Goals against: 109
Record in September: 0-3
Record in October: 6-4
Record in November: 3-6
Record in December: 5-3
Record in January: 2-2
Record vs Interior Division: 10-16
Record vs Coastal Division: 6-2
Longest winning streak: Three games
Longest losing streak: Three games
Standings: 6th Place Interior Division
Vernon Vipers Returning Players:
Max Borovinskiy 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
Luke Lavery 04
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 02Vernon's regular season home record vs Cranbrook:
1-0-0-1
Vernon's regular season road record vs Cranbrook:
0-0-0-0
Vernon's regular season scoring leaders vs Cranbrook:
Reagan Milburn (1-2-3)
Julian Facchinelli (0-2-2)
Anson McMaster (1-1-2)
Isaac Tremblay (2-0-2)
Seiya Tanka-Campbell (1-1-2)
Anson McMaster (0-1-1)
Ethan Sundar (0-1-1)
Luke Pakulak (1-0-1)
Hank Cleaves (0-1-1)
Lee Parks (0-1-1)
Dylan Compton (0-1-1)
Thomas Tien (0-1-1)
Ethan David (1-1 Record-Shutout)
Let's take a look at the Cranbrook Bucks:
The 23-10-1-0 Cranbrook Bucks are coming off a 2-0 win Friday over the visiting Wenatchee Wild. The Bucks and Vipers will meet twice more after this afternoon with both games played in Cranbrook February 4th and 24th. Today is the second game of a six game home stand, where the Bucks have won seven straight and ten of their last eleven home games. The Bucks enter this afternoon having won three of their last five games and eight of their last ten games. Cranbrook sits 2nd in the Interior Division.
Cranbrook Bucks Roster:
Cranbrook Bucks Scoring Leaders:
Jack Silich (18-13-31)
Cranbrook Bucks Record/Stats:
Games Played: 34
Wins: 23
Losses: 10
Overtime Losses: 1
Shootout Losses: 0
Home Record: 12-3-0-0
Road Record: 11-7-1-0
Goals for: 125
Goals against: 82
Standings: 2nd Place Interior Division
Cranbrook Bucks Returning Players:
Jarrod Smith 04
Noah Quinn 03
Kellen Hjartarson 03
Luke Pfoh 05
Carsyn Good 03
Rhys Bentham 02
Bauer Morrissey 02
Cameron Kungle 02
Nathan Airey 03
Cranbrook Bucks departed and traded players from last years team:
Hayden Gelbard 02
Carter Schmidt 04
Tyson Dyck 04
Zeth Kindrachuk 02
Johnny Johnson 01
Liam Hansson 01
Andrew King 03
Jaden Fodchuk 03
Brendan Rogers 01
AJ Vasko 02
Quaid Anderson 01
Cole Assailly 03
Declan Ride 03
Evan Gartner 01
Cranbrook's regular season home record vs Vernon:
0-0-0-0
Cranbrook's regular season road record vs Vernon:
0-1-0-1
Cranbrook Bucks scoring leaders vs Vernon:
Rhys Bentham (0-2-2)
Jack Silich (0-2-2)
Kellan Hjartson (2-0-2)
Noah Quinn (1-1-2)
Carsyn Good (0-1-1)
Nick Peluso (1-0-1)
Cameron Kungle (1-0-1)
Donovan Frias (0-1-1)
How will the Vipers do this afternoon?
ReplyDeleteMake your predictions, Who will win and what will be the final score?
3-2 vipers
ReplyDelete4-3 Vipers Going to change their ways and win on the Road against a good team!
ReplyDeleteOn the radio they said Vipers were two games over 500, since when is 16 wins and 18 losses two games over 500? I’m thinking they are trying to make themselves look better than they are. They are playing a better game however following ALL the trades. Jason McKee may get himself out of the hot water yet!
ReplyDeleteI bet the radio looked at the standings and saw Vernon at 16-14 and didn't see the 4 shootout losses
ReplyDeleteThey've played 35 games and have 36 points based on 16 wins and 4 overtime loss points. The league went to a percentage system for playoff spots in the Covid and atmospheric river years because teams might play different numbers of games. It's not a big deal.
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