Wranglers Fall to Grizzlies, Split Series with 6-2 Loss

The 100 Mile House Wranglers win streak ends at five games after a sloppy effort in their last game before the holiday break led to a six-two drubbing at the hands of a shorthanded Revelstoke Grizzlies squad.

The Grizzlies took advantage of undisciplined play from the home club with four power play markers on fifteen chances between the two games.

Wranglers leading goal scorer Justin Bond was ejected from the game after scoring both goals for the club and may face suspension while red-hot Williams Lake product Tyler Povelofskie left early with an apparent lower body injury.

The Wranglers will now have ten days off before hosting the first game of a home-and-home versus the Chase Heat on December 29th.

 

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