 
VS
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8-24-0-2
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Record
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22-12-0-1
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79
(17th)
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Goals
For
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139
(2nd)
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150
(15th)
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Goals
Against
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114
(9th)
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17.78%
(15th)
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Power
Play
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26.04%
(2nd)
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74.83%
(15th)
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Penalty
Kill
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77.17%
(12th)
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Venue: Frank
Crane Arena
Game Time: 7pm
Last Year’s Matchup: Nanaimo won
2 out of three games
Season Series: Nanaimo has the lone win taking a 5-2 decision
Game Overview:
Prince George will be looking for revenge this weekend. All three teams
they play (Nanaimo, Cowichan Valley, and Langley) they’ve yet to record a win
against this season. The Spruce Kings will look to kick things off against Nanaimo,
as they’re in the Frank Crane Arena tonight. In the one game they played this
season, the big line for the Clippers of Brosseau-Hoover-Rempal combined for
eight points with Hoover picking up a hat-trick. In each of the last three
games, a player from the opposition has scored a hat-trick against the Spruce
Kings. It started with Hoover, then Kawaguchi and Sukumuran each had hat-tricks
last weekend against PG. The away team will need to shut down the top line of
Nanaimo if they want any chance of coming away with a victory tonight.
Prince George Away
Record: 3-13-0-2
Spruce Kings
Leading Scorer: Adam Brubacher 11
goals-16 assists-37 points
Nanaimo Home Record: 12-6-0-0
Clippers Leading Scorer: Sheldon Rempal 37 goals-36 assists-73 points
Player to watch:
Spruce Kings: Back on home soil, the Vancouver Island boy Connor
Logan needs to make an appearance this weekend. The rookie is second in
rookie scoring on the team, and will need to put some points up in the absence
of Jake LeBrun and Braiden Epp.
Clippers: Matthew Hoover had a hat-trick last time around, and will look to
continue that success at home. He had the lone power play marker for the
Clippers, and is tied for the team lead in PPG with Rempal at 13. The Spruce
Kings as a unit have 24 goals on the man advantage this season.
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