Both the Kelowna Rockets and West Kelowna Warriors look to continue to stay hot this weekend.
Kelowna Rockets
Winners of 12 of their last 17 games, the Kelowna Rockets are going up north for two huge games this weekend.
The team is travelling up Highway 97 to take on the Prince George Cougars, who are first in the Western Conference with a record of 28-12-0-0.
With their hot play of late, the Rockets are sixth in the conference as they香蕉视频直播檝e produced a 19-17-2-0 record.
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Additionally, Rockets captain Gabriel Szturc is on milestone watch. He goes into this weekend with 170 career WHL, just three behind Vaclav Varada for most points by a European-born player in Rockets franchise history.
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West Kelowna Warriors
The Warriors will be serving up home cooking all weekend long as they welcome the Cowichan Valley Capitals and the Merritt Centennials to town.
Since Nov. 22, the Warriors are 11-1-2 and sit second in the BCHL香蕉视频直播檚 Interior Conference with a 21-7-4-0 record.
Saturday night香蕉视频直播檚 contest is the first time Cowichan Valley has come to West Kelowna since January 2020. The Capitals are eighth in the Coastal Conference with a record of 9-19-1-1.
Puck drop on Jan. 13 is at 7 p.m.
And just a few hours later, the Warriors will drop the puck against the Centennials at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday as the Warriors host their annual Hockey Day in West K.
After the game, fans will get a chance to skate with the Warriors on the Royal LePage Place ice while anyone in attendance 18 and younger who wears a jersey will get into the game for free.
Sunday is the seventh meeting this season between the Warriors and Centennials. The Warriors are 4-2 against Merritt this season.
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