The Alberni Valley Bulldogs played three games at Interior division opponents last week and lost all three of them. First in Salmon Arm, second in Vernon, and third in West Kelowna.
Bulldogs open road trip with OT loss to the Silverbacks. https://t.co/kawHbeAuky
— AVBulldogs (@AVBulldogs) January 11, 2020
3-2 Loss in Salmon Arm
The Silverbacks opened the scoring at 15:32 of the first period on a goal from Daniel Rybarik. The Bulldogs drew even at 7:09 of the second period on a goal by Jackson Doucet. Jacob Bosse scored at 7:16 of the third period only to be answered back with a tying goal from the Silverbacks’ Luke Mylymok 41 seconds later. Akin Hirose won it for the home side 4:20 into overtime.
The Bulldogs fall 7-3 to the Vipers tonight. Back at it tomorrow afternoon in West Kelowna. pic.twitter.com/9586y1PvhM
— AVBulldogs (@AVBulldogs) January 12, 2020
7-3 Loss in Vernon
The Bulldogs opened the scoring at 2:31 of the first period with a goal from Dawson Tritt. The Vipers later took a 2-1 lead on back to back goals from Matt Kowalski. The Bulldogs tied it at two with a goal from Caige Sterzer, only for a goal from Max Bulawka 22 seconds later to put the Vipers back in the drivers seat at 3-2. The lone second period goal from Jojo Tanaka-Campbell sent Vernon into the third period with a 4-2 lead. A power play goal from Mitchell Deelstra pulled the Bulldogs to within a goal. it wasn’t enough as a power play goal from Landon Fuller, an even strength goal from Ben Sanderson, and a power play goal from Kowalski cemented the 7-3 win for the Vipers.
Bulldogs on the losing end of a 6-2 contest today in West Kelowna. @bannster_11 and @joshzary19 with the goals for the Bulldogs. pic.twitter.com/NHUVHwpFVq
— AVBulldogs (@AVBulldogs) January 13, 2020
6-2 Loss in West Kelowna
The Warriors opened the scoring 21 seconds in on a goal from Colby Elmer. Tommy Bannister tied the game for the Bulldogs, but Elmer and Drew Vieten tallied to send the Warriors into the first intermission with a 3-1 lead. A power play goal from Josh Zary was the lone goal of the second period and it pulled the Bulldogs to within a goal. In the third period, an even strength and short handed goal from Carter Wilkie and a power play goal from Deegan Mofford clinched the 6-2 win for the Warriors.
3 Stars
1. Jackson Glassford
Glassford made 52 saves on 55 shots in the Salmon Arm game.
2. Tommy Bannister
Bannister scored in two of the three games.
3. Josh Zary
Zary had a goal and an assist on the three game trip.