The Spruce Kings and the Vipers will faceoff again Saturday night at Kopar Memorial Arena to wrap up the weekend series.
The Prince George Spruce Kings remain undefeated to start the 2022-23 BCHL season following a 4-2 victory over the Vernon Vipers in their home opener at Kopar Memorial Arena in Prince George Friday night.
Ty Gagno got the scoring underway just 4:10 into the opening period. The Spruce Kings found themselves on the powerplay following a tripping call to Dane Westen, leading to the Gagno goal who got his stick on a shot from John Herrington. While Prince George was finding success on the powerplay, they also found themselves being the victim. Jack Stockfish was sent to the box for an interference penalty at 6:01 of the period. In the final second of the penalty, Luke Pakulak potted a powerplay marker for Vernon to get themselves on the board and draw to within one before the opening 20 minutes concluded.
At 18:46 of the middle frame, Schneider scored one of his own. It marked the third powerplay goal of the night for the home side. LeFranc and Gagno assisted on the play.
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