VS |
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3 Final
Score 7
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Logan,
Guerra, Stief
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Goal
Scorers
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Mullin
(2), Evans, Turnbull, Leipsic, Betts, Kamer
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32
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Total
Shots
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37
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12
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1st
Period Shots
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7
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11
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2nd
Period Shots
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8
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9
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3rd
Period Shots
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22
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0
for 3
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Power
Play
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1
for 5
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Ethan
De Jong
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3rd
Star
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2nd
Star
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Jonny
Evans
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1st
Star
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Tristan
Mullin
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7-18-0-2
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Current
Record
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14-10-0-1
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The first period was back
and forth with no goals, the second period started well for the Spruce Kings,
but Powell River took over from there.
In their second and final
meeting of the season, Prince George looked to avoid the season sweep against
Chad van Diemen’s old team. The first outing ended in a 6-2 loss in Powell
River, but this time the Spruce Kings were coming off a win, instead of a 16
hour road trip the day before.
Nothing too wild happened
in the first, as neither team could beat the other although Prince George led
12-7 in shots.
Four
minutes into the second period, and it was the Spruce Kings up 2-0. First it
was Connor Logan, and the Nick Guerra scoring both goals being their second of
the season. Just two minutes later though it was Powell River picking up two
quick goals, as Mullin and Evans scored 50 seconds apart from one another to
knot the game at 2.
Cavin
Tilsley would jam in the puck later in the period, but the refs would wave it
off saying they didn’t see the puck cross the goal line.
That would prove costly,
as in the third as Mullin scored his second goal of the game while on the man
advatge to take their first lead of the game. Flash ahead six minutes, and in
the blink of an eye Powell River extended their lead to 5-3 thanks to two goals
just 13 seconds apart.
Later in the period Matt
Stief burst down the left wing, and wired one under the bar extending his point
streak to ten games, and bringing his team within two. Prince George would earn
a late power play, but it was Powell River taking advantage as Kyle Betts was
able to get the puck up the left wing, and then beat Stief to the puck before
sending it into the empty net. Then Austin Kamer went down on a shorthanded
breakaway, and scored with just one second left on the clock to ice the game at
7-3.
Crowning Moment: Tilsley’s no-goal being called off was a big hit for
the Spruce Kings. It would have restored the lead, and given Prince George some
momentum. Instead, the visiting Kings scored three more goals unanswered in the
third to go up 5-2.
SCORING SUMMARY
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PERIOD 1
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No Scoring
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PERIOD 2
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1-0 Prince George
Spruce Kings at 3:21 - Connor Logan from Corey Hoffman and Kyle Johnson
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2-0 Prince George
Spruce Kings at 4:04 - Nick Guerra from Cavin Tilsley and Stephen Penner
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2-1 Powell River
Kings at 5:55 - Tristan Mullin from Kyle Betts and Chris
Protopoulos
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2-2 Powell River
Kings at 6:47 - Jonny Evans from Nick Halagian and Carter Turnbull
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PERIOD 3
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3-2 Powell River
Kings at 2:20 (PP) - Tristan Mullin from Jeremey Leipsic and Jonny Evans
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4-2 Powell River
Kings at 8:26 - Carter Turnbull from Gavin Rauser and Rylan Ball
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5-2 Powell River
Kings at 8:39 - Jeremey Leipsic from Jeremy Leclerc
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5-3 Prince George
Spruce Kings at 17:48 - Matthew Stief (unassisted)
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6-3 Powell River
Kings at 19:24 (SH) (EN)- Kyle Betts (unassisted)
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7-3 Powell River
Kings at 19:59 (SH) - Austin Kamer (unassisted)
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