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The Jr. VICS Christmas Hamper Drive
The Jr. Vics have a Yule Tide custom of collecting food for St.Vital Familes that could use a helping hand.
This year however , things were handled differently by the team.
This is the first year that the players and parents were directly involved in organizing and delivering the Hampers to four very appreciative families.
The executive would like to thank the players and parents for taking on this task.
It shows that this years team is an exceptional group of people!!
From everyone associated with the Junior Vic organisation, have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
This is the first year that the players and parents were directly involved in organizing and delivering the Hampers to four very appreciative families.
The executive would like to thank the players and parents for taking on this task.
It shows that this years team is an exceptional group of people!!
From everyone associated with the Junior Vic organisation, have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Vics keep on Rolling , win their sixth game in a row! Down Stonewall 2-1 in shootout!
The Boys won their sixth in a row on Friday night , entering the holiday break on a six game winning streak.
In the process they defeated the Jets for the first time this season.
The Jets Brett Nespor with his 16th of the season opened the scoring at 3:27 of the first period on a power play goal. After a scoreless second , the Vics Brett Dudar tied the score at 9:54 of the third with his 5th of the year. Kevin Trapmore and Tanner Fowler logged the assists.
It was a goaltending duel , with the Vics Brent Wolfe working his second game in as many nights looking sharp again stopping 35 shots.
The Jets Curtis Vanwalleghem was also sharp stopping 38 of 39 Victoria shots.
Overtime solved nothing and it was on to the shootout , where both teams could not score during the first two rounds and the Vics
Brady Bouchard settled the contest scoring on the Vics third attempt.
With Sick Bay still full the Vics had to call up three affiliate players for the second night in a row, yet still managed to keep the streak going.
The players ,staff and executive of the Victorias would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season and all the best in 2012!
In the process they defeated the Jets for the first time this season.
The Jets Brett Nespor with his 16th of the season opened the scoring at 3:27 of the first period on a power play goal. After a scoreless second , the Vics Brett Dudar tied the score at 9:54 of the third with his 5th of the year. Kevin Trapmore and Tanner Fowler logged the assists.
It was a goaltending duel , with the Vics Brent Wolfe working his second game in as many nights looking sharp again stopping 35 shots.
The Jets Curtis Vanwalleghem was also sharp stopping 38 of 39 Victoria shots.
Overtime solved nothing and it was on to the shootout , where both teams could not score during the first two rounds and the Vics
Brady Bouchard settled the contest scoring on the Vics third attempt.
With Sick Bay still full the Vics had to call up three affiliate players for the second night in a row, yet still managed to keep the streak going.
The players ,staff and executive of the Victorias would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season and all the best in 2012!
VICTORIAS GIVE THEIR FANS AN EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT! DOWN HIGH FLYING RAIDERS 3-1
The Vics had their last home game before the Christmas
break Thursday night , and gave the home crowd an early
Christmas giftby beating the second place Raiders by
a score of 3-1.
The boys were lead by Brian Dies who had a goal and an assist.
Brady Bouchard chipped in two assists and Paul Kastes and
Dylan Brako were the other marksmen for the Vics.
Nicholas Leoppky replied for the Raiders.
Goaltending again was a major factor, with Brent Wolfe outstanding
in the Vics net stopping 44 of 45 shots.
The Vics could only muster 17 shots on the Raiders Brett Gagnon.
It was a very fast paced game with only five minor penalties called.
The Vics now go on the road to Stonewall tomorrow for a tilt with
the Jets. The Jets will allow anyone into the game for $5.00 if you
donate a "tin for the bin"
Now thats a pretty good deal and its for a worthy cause!!!
The Vics had their last home game before the Christmas
break Thursday night , and gave the home crowd an early
Christmas giftby beating the second place Raiders by
a score of 3-1.
The boys were lead by Brian Dies who had a goal and an assist.
Brady Bouchard chipped in two assists and Paul Kastes and
Dylan Brako were the other marksmen for the Vics.
Nicholas Leoppky replied for the Raiders.
Goaltending again was a major factor, with Brent Wolfe outstanding
in the Vics net stopping 44 of 45 shots.
The Vics could only muster 17 shots on the Raiders Brett Gagnon.
It was a very fast paced game with only five minor penalties called.
The Vics now go on the road to Stonewall tomorrow for a tilt with
the Jets. The Jets will allow anyone into the game for $5.00 if you
donate a "tin for the bin"
Now thats a pretty good deal and its for a worthy cause!!!




