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Tonight is the fourth and final regular season meeting between the Vernon Vipers & Blackfalds Bulldogs.
Vernon Vipers Regular Season Record/Stats vs the Blackfalds Bulldogs since 2024 (The Blackfalds Bulldogs franchise
joined the BCHL in February 2024)
joined the BCHL in February 2024)
Wins: 2
Losses: 1
Overtime Wins: 0
Overtime Losses: 0
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Overtime Record: 0-0
Shootout Record: 0-0
Home Record: 1-1-0-0
Road Record: 1-0-0-0
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Vernon Junior Hockey Franchise History:
1961-1962 Vernon Jr Canadians
1962-1967 Vernon Blades
1967-1973 Vernon Essos
1973-1978 Vernon Vikings
1979-1980 No team
1980-1995 Vernon Lakers
1995-Present Vernon Vipers
Blackfalds Junior Hockey Franchise History:
2021-Present Blackfalds Bulldogs
Vernon Vipers/Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Schedule:
October 14th BCHL Showcase Vernon vs Blackfalds: Vipers won 6-4
December 13th Blackfalds @ Vernon: Vipers won 7-4
February 14th Blackfalds @ Vernon: Bulldogs won 6-4
March 7th Vernon @ Blackfalds
Let's take a look at the Vernon Vipers:
The 14-26-6-0 Vernon Vipers make their first and only regular season visit to the Eagle Builders Centre, are coming off a 4-2 win Saturday over the visiting Spruce Grove Saints. The Eagle Builders Centre opened in 2022, holds just over 1,400 fans Tonight's the fourth and final regular season meeting vs the Bulldogs. The Vipers are 2-1-0-0 vs Blackfalds. Tonight's also the first game of a two game road trip. Vernon has one win in their last eleven road games. The Snakes are eight points back of the Okotoks Oilers for the final playoff spot. The Vipers have won back to back games for just the second time this season, have lost three of their last five games and lost seven of their last ten games. Vernon has just six wins in their last twenty four games. Vernon sits 10th in the Interior Conference and 19th overall in league standings.
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Roster:
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Regular Season Scoring Leader:
Talan Blanck (10-19-29)
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Regular Season Record/Stats:
Games Played: 46
Wins: 14
Losses: 26
Overtime Wins: 3
Overtime Losses: 6
Shootout Wins: 0
Shootout Losses: 0
Overtime Record: 3-6
Shootout Record: 0-0
Home Record: 8-10-5-0
Road Record: 6-16-1-0
When the Vipers score first: 11-9
When the opponents score first: 3-23
Leading after the 1st period: 9-4
Tied after the 1st period: 3-13
Trailing after the 1st period: 2-15
Leading after the 2nd period: 9-6
Tied after the 2nd period: 3-5
Trailing after the 2nd period: 2-21
Out shooting opponents: 6-12
Out shot by opponents: 6-20
One goal games: 3-9
Goals for: 146
Goals against: 189
Record vs Interior Conference: 12-23-5-0
Record vs Coastal Conference: 2-3-1-0
Longest winning streak: 2 Games (Twice)
Longest losing streak: 6 Games (twice)
Standings: 10th Place Interior ConferenceVernon Vipers Returning Players From 2023-24 Season:
Forward Erik Pastro 05
Vernon Vipers Departed/Traded Players From 2023-24 Season:
Forward Hank Cleaves 03
Forward Owen Kim 04
Forward Adam Csabi 05
Forward Luke Bibby 04
Forward Payton Struck 05
Forward Isaac Tremblay 04
Forward Luke Pakulak 03
Forward Julian Facchinelli 04
Forward Georgios Stavrianeas 05
Forward Shea Busch 07
Forward Carson McGinley 06
Forward Bronson Ross 06
Forward Nick Mikan 04
Forward Ewan McPherson 04
Defencemen Anthony Cliche 03
Defencemen Connor Elliott 03
Defencemen Etienne Lessard 04
Defencemen Noah Dorey 03
Defenceman Cooper Cleaves 06
Defenceman Lukas McCloskey 05
Defencemen Filip Krajcik 04
Defenceman Zhenya Miles 06
Defencemen Linden Burrett 06
Goaltender Ethan David 03
Goaltender Colin Reay 05
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Regular Season Home Record vs Blackfalds Bulldogs:
2-0-0-0
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Regular Season Road Record vs Blackfalds Bulldogs:
1-0-0-0
Vernon Vipers 2024-25 Regular Season Scoring Leaders vs Blackfalds Bulldogs:
Charlie Kresl (2-3-5)
Erik Pastro (3-1-4)
Dennis Lominac (1-2-3)
Ryan Watt (1-1-2)
Tyson Zimmer (0-2-2)
Luc Bydal (0-1-1)
Daniil Dolzhenko (0-1-1)
Edvin Nilsson (1-0-1)
Price Grimes (0-1-1)
Kyren Gronick (1-0-1)
Jari Kykkanen (1-0 Record)
Logan Cunningham (0-1 Record)
Let's take a look at the Blackfalds Bulldogs:
The 9-35-2-0 Blackfalds Bulldogs are coming off a 3-2 victory Saturday over the visiting Sherwood Park Crusaders. This is the first time hosting the Vernon Vipers as the first home game vs the Vipers was played earlier this season at the BCHL Showcase. The Bulldogs have lost three of their last five games and lost six of their last ten games. Blackfalds sits last in the Interior Conference and last in the league's overall standings. In 2019 the Alberta Junior Hockey League approved the relocation of the Calgary Mustangs franchise to Blackfalds to begin play for the 2021-22 season.
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Roster:
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Scoring Leader:
Joey Melo (12-14-26)
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Record/Stats:
Games Played: 46
Wins: 9
Losses: 35
Overtime Losses: 2
Shootout Losses: 0
Home Record: 5-15-2-0
Road Record: 4-20-0-0
Goals for: 114
Goals against: 211
Standings: 11th Place Interior Conference
Blackfalds Bulldogs Returning Players From 2023-24 Season:
Forward Luke Dahlen 06
Forward Alexander Dimitriadis 04
Blackfalds Bulldogs Departed/Traded Players From 2023-24 Season:
Forward Ryan Shaw 05
Forward Carter Cormier 04
Forward Jayden Joly 04
Forward Josh Sale 05
Forward Kody Willick 03
Forward Brendan Ross 03
Forward Alexander Dimitiadis 04
Forward Ryan Neumann 04
Forward Matheson Mason 04
Forward Otto Hanson 06
Forward Nolan DuPont 06
Forward Dakota MacIntosh 04
Forward Hunter Brown 03
Forward Josh Knittig 05
Defenceman Tanner Willick 03
Defenceman Easton Adrian 05
Defenceman Ben Feenan 04
Defenceman Carter Patterson 03
Defenceman James Johnson 04
Defenceman Aaron Brown 04
Defenceman Trent Ledrew 05
Defenceman Brendan Gillmore 05
Goaltender Wilson Maxfield 04
Goaltender Gabe Gratton 03
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Home Record vs Vernon Vipers:
0-1-0-0
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Road Record vs Vernon Vipers:
1-1-0-0
Blackfalds Bulldogs 2024-25 Regular Season Scoring Leaders vs Vernon Vipers:
Jack McAra (2-2-4)
Gates Omicioli (2-2-4)
Antoine Gauthier (0-3-3)
Tyler Chiovetti (2-0-2)
Oscar Bjork (0-2-2)
Luke Norcross (0-2-2)
Austin Boggaard (1-1-2)
Joey Melo (1-1-2)
Thomas Neu (1-1-2)
Luke Dahlen (1-1-2)
Alexander Dimitriadis (1-1-2)
Jared Langdon (1-1-2)
Liam O'Keefe (0-1-1)
Trent LeDrew (0-1-1)
Alex Bosland (0-1-1)
Nicholas DiPaolo (1-0-1)
Dean Toskos (1-0-1)
Danny Hussa (0-1-1)
Noah Mertz (0-1-1)
Kirill Kapustin (1-0 Record)
Dylan Adams (0-1 Record)
Mikkel Christensen (0-1 Record)
16 comments:
How will the Vipers do tonight?
Make your predictions, Who will win and what will be the final score?
vipers get their third win in a row5-2
If the Vipers want any kind of chance to make the playoffs, tonight is a must win! Vernon will have to win almost close to all of their remaining games and hope the teams above lose more games then they win. The Vipers are eight points back of the Okotoks Oilers for the final playoff spot. When you win only six games since the end of November, your season ended months ago in my opinion
I hope they are able to win more games this season for the players sake so they can walk away with a little bit of pride and dignity so that they know they gave it there best effort --- playoffs or not. GO VIPERS GO. 3-2 VIPERS
If they somehow tie Okotoks the Vipers would get in as they are tied in wins against each other but, the Vipers have a 1 goal advantage for GF vs GA, 14-13
When will you all just be honest with yourselves and admit that the season is over. We have an owner who doesn't live here [Regina] a GM who doesn't live here [Edmonton] and a coach who doesn't live here [Kelowna]. Talk about being Involved in your team community. Will we even win another game this year?
Not sure where you get your information from, but it’s really off. No one is from Regina or Edmonton (????)
We were always told (the owners) Tom lives in Regina and John lives in Edmonton.
Nope
I found it. Here it is. Tom Glen is from Regina, John Glen, a scout for the Western Hockey League’s Vancouver Giants, is from Edmonton.
Here is the link,
https://www.mapleridgenews.com/sports/b-c-hockey-leagues-vernon-vipers-sold-2623563
Where do they currently live?
It shouldn’t matter where the owners call home, I can’t understand why some get caught up in that. You do realize that Dr. Wray didn’t live in Vernon for a number of years that he owned the club, yes? Don’t recall any outrage. Bottom line - you own a team, you can live wherever you want, it’s 2025, there are a ton of ways to communicate. And if anyone in Vernon really has a problem with it…where was your offer to buy the team when it was for sale?
Thank you Tim. I 100% agree with you. How easily we forget Duncan was not living in Vernon full time once he retired from his Oral Surgeon practice.
People are unhappy with the whole organization and will nit pick at whatever they can think of. If the season is over, move on. If you don’t want to buy season tickets for next year or ever again, no need to repeat yourself just move on.
Find something else to do to or attend that you’re happy with and move on.
You know I would say to the fans that going to vipers games is a great social time, the food is good and reasonably priced and the coffee ain't bad either. This is cheap entertainment and yes winning more often would be nice but at the end of the day its something people can afford and have fun at. I say just enjoy your time at the hockey games as something to do during the winter and let it be. GO,VIPERS,GO.
Amen, thanks JB. Love our team, win or lose!!
He is correct ! Tom lives in Regina , John lives outside Edmonton and the coach lives in Kelowna
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