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12-38-1-4
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Record
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20-27-3-3
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129
(T-16th)
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Goals
For
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156
(14th)
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245
(16th)
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Goals
Against
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190
(12th)
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16.1%
(14th)
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Power
Play
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20.2%
(8th)
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76.8%
(T-13th)
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Penalty
Kill
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76.8%
(T-13th)
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Venue: Rolling
Mix Concrete Arena
Game Time: 7pm
Season Series: Alberni Valley has the one win, with a 3-2 decision in overtime.
Game Overview:
Prince George Home Record: 7-18-0-1
Spruce Kings Leading Scorer: Matt Stief – 4 goals / 37 assists / 41 points
Alberni Valley Road Record: 6-16-3-1
Bulldogs Leading Scorer: Chris Schutz – 30 goals / 18 assists / 48 points
Player to watch:
Spruce Kings: As the only player on the current roster this season
with a goal against the Bulldogs, Braiden Epp will be searching for his
first goal since a few weeks ago in a late goal against the Surrey Eagles. In
the last 10 games, Epp has one goal and one assist. Leading the team in points,
Matt Stief has been a steady performer all season long. He had one
assist last night on the power play, and is now up to 18 helpers on the man
advantage which is tied for 9th in the league. In the game against
Alberni earlier this year, Stief had a pair of assists.
Bulldogs: In his last 12 games Ryan Finnegan has picked
up 12 points. Alberni Valley has treated Finnegan well, as he has 17 points in
26 games compared to seven points in 22 games prior with the Merritt
Centennials. This will be his first game against the Spruce Kings as a member
of the Bulldogs. The first time these two teams mean, Paul Meyer led the
way with one goal and one assist in the eventual 3-2 OT win. The defender has
four power play goals, and leads Bulldog blueliners with 34 points.
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