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Vipers Game Day! – Vipers Kick Off Four Game Road Trip in Wenatchee

Vernon Vipers

GM & Head Coach: Jason McKee

2022-23: GP 36 – 16-16-0-4, 6th Interior Division

Home: 13-6-0-2

Away: 3-10-0-2

Goals For: 92

Goals Against: 118

Powerplay: 26 for 124 – 21.0% (8th in BCHL)

Penalty Kill: 128 of 148 – 86.5% (1st in BCHL)

Season Series:

Dec. 3 vs Wenatchee, 4-2 W

Dec. 13 @ Wenatchee, 4-1 L

Dec. 17 vs Wenatchee, 3-2 W

Jan. 27 @ Wenatchee, 7PM

Jan. 28 @ Wenatchee, 6PM

Last Game: The Vipers dropped a 4-0 decision to the Penticton Vees on Wednesday night.  The Vernon PK was very strong against the best powerplay in the league killing off 4 of 5.  Ethan David made 31 saves on 35 shots.

Tonight’s Game:  The Vipers start a 4-game road swing with a pair of games in Wenatchee.  The Vipers are 2-1 against the Wild this season with the home teams winning all three.  The Vipers are 4-6 in their last 10.  Vernon has spread the offence around against Wenatchee this season with 9 players registering at least two points.

Wenatchee Wild

Head Coach: Chris Clark

2022-23: GP 37 – 16-18-1-2, 7th Interior Conference

Home: 10-4-1-1

Away: 6-14-0-1

Goals For: 122

Goals Against: 134

Powerplay: 26 for 142 – 18.3% (15th in BCHL)

Penalty Kill: 90 of 118 – 76.3% (14th in BCHL)

Last Game: The Wild dropped both games 2 weeks ago, a 2-0 loss in Cranbrook and a 4-1 loss at home to Prince George.  Alexios Georgaklis had the lone goal, his second of the season.  Owen Millward made 27 saves on 31 shots.

Today’s Game:  This is game 2 of a 3 game homestand that sandwiched the All Star break.  Wenatchee is 4-5-1 in their last 10 games.  Cade Littler and Ean Somoza have done the bulk of the damage against the Vipers this season.  Each has 5 points.  Owen Millward won his only start against Vernon.

Tonight’s game will be broadcast on 107.5 Beach Radio and HockeyTV, starting with the pregame show at 6:45 pm.