Video/Picture - Dogs 3 Grizzlies 2, Grey Cup Golf!

And some sights and sounds...

Looking forward to golf and the Grey Cup tomorrow at the Alberni Golf Club! Environment Canada says clearing at noon which is PERFECT as that is when the horn is set to go off. How can one not take advantage of the opportunity to get out and golf in November!

Dogs 3 Grizzlies 2, in OT

Quite incredible. Fourth time now in the head to head series that the team that never led in the game WON the game.

Quite an effort by the Dogs to not wilt under the pressure down 2-0 early in the game. Exciting game with great entertainment value. Outstanding saves by Michael Stiliadis is the only reason it took overtime.

Very happy to see Evan Tironese break out, great atmosphere at the Dog Pound!

Recap from the Bulldogs website HERE

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Dogs host Grizzlies for first time this season, Movember

It's the first meeting of the season on Dog Pound ice for the Bulldogs (12-10-0-4, 3rd Island) and the Victoria Grizzlies (15-7-0-1, 1st Island) after two meetings at the Bear Mountain Arena and one at the BCHL Showcase in Chilliwack. It's the first trip back to play in the hometown rink for the Fitzgerald triplets in a couple of years as they didn't make a roadie to Alberni last year with the Prince George Spruce Kings. 

No two hockey games are the same. I maintain that they are like snowflakes, but the three previous head to head meetings have been remarkably similar - all three led by the Bulldogs throughout, all three games the Bulldogs never trailed, all three games the Grizzlies tie the game by virtue of a late-game power play, and all three games the Grizzlies won in overtime. It is rare enough to beat a team in a game that you never led. I would love to know the odds on doing it three times in such similar fashion as they would have to be staggering.

Basically just don't think anyone has tonight's game in control unless its 10-0. I wonder (tongue in cheek of course) if the Dogs game plan should be to let the Grizzlies score first and lead throughout the entire game. What the Dogs quite simply need to do is try and play a consistent 60 minutes. Being the better team for a period doesn't matter if the other team is better for two. Being the better team for half the game doesn't matter if the other team is the better team for the other half. The parity in the league is something else. Take a shift off, and it could be game over. The Bulldogs appeared to do that last night, they have done it in three games against the Grizzlies, they have paid dearly every time.

Get all the action on 93.3 The Peak FM with the pregame show at 6:45 and the puck drop and play-by-play to follow at 7:00

You can also purchase the Pay-Per-View video broadcast of the game through Fast Hockey

Former Bulldog, now Binghamton Senator David Dziurzynski is our 2nd intermission guest.

Don't forget to get your Movember Moustache courtesy of the 93.3 The Peak FM crew tonight at the game for just $2.00! We donate the proceeds to the Movember campaign, we give you a chance to win $100.00, we give you a sweet muzzy to wear at the game! Win win!


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Caps 6 Dogs 2

Recap from the Bulldogs website HERE


Another lesson for the Bulldogs in how quick a game can change and how important playing consistently is. Two separate leads of 1-0 and 2-1, but the Dogs couldn't hold either for longer than a couple minutes. A 2-1 lead with eight minutes to go in the second, and it's 4-2 for the other guys before the period is out on a combination of blown coverages, lost face offs, and bad luck, as the 3-2 goal hit a Capital skate at the side of the net and went in.


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Bulldogs add Mitch Makin

Welcome to the club Mitch, and best of luck to Mark!


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


The Alberni Valley Bulldogs announce today that the team has completed a trade with the Olds Grizzlys of the AJHL. The Bulldogs send 94 D Marc Eremenko to Olds in exchange for 94 F Mitch Makin.


The Bulldogs signed Eremenko in the off-season and he showed strong character coming back from facing much adversity over the last year. Eremenko is a great team player but the Bulldogs, again, need to make room on the back-end as Kurtis Gosselin, Brandon Halls and Daniel Delbianco are set to return from injuries.


In Mitch Makin, the Bulldogs get a 1994-born forward that has a lot of potential. The 6’3”, 190lbs forward is a product of the Lethbridge Pronghorns Midget AAA program where last season he put up 37 points in 33 games. This season, Makin dressed in 7 games for the Olds Grizzlys and with very limited playing time registered two assists and 21 PIMs.

“The Bulldogs are extremely happy to have had Marc in our line up for the last 20 games,” said Alberni Valley Bulldogs general manager and head coach Kevin Willison. “Marc has come a long way since the start of the summer and with players returning from injuries we are happy to find him a place where he will play and continue to develop.”

The Alberni Valley Bulldogs would like to wish Marc continued success and look forward to welcoming Mitch Makin to the Bulldogs family.

Mitch Makin’s older brother, Taylor, is currently playing for the Brooks Bandits in the AJHL after spending three seasons in the WHL.

For more information please contact General Manager and Head Coach Kevin Willison

Dogs at Caps tonight, host Grizz tomorrow, MOVEMBER, 12 GAMES for Christmas!

The Bulldogs (12-9-0-4, Tied 2nd Island) head down Island for the second Friday in a row, this time to visit the BIG STICK and the Cowichan Valley Capitals (6-13-0-2, 5th Island) for the fourth meeting between the teams so far this season, but the first since the first week of October.


The first three games have been wildly unpredictable, a good lesson to expect the unexpected. 8-7 Bulldogs in double OT, 6-4 Capitals, 3-1 Bulldogs, with the last two meetings also being in Duncan.


I sure hope the Dogs are smart enough to not take the Capitals lightly based on their spot in the standings. With the parity in the league this year, if you show up not ready to play, it's going to show, and it's going to cost you and it has certainly cost the Bulldogs this season.

Yes the Caps are in 5th and they are a ways back. However, consider that they have games in hand on everyone in the Conference, including four on the Bulldogs. Also consider that the Caps are coming off a big double OT win and they will be feeling good, with the win snapping a four game losing streak. The four losses on that streak were by a COMBINED four goals. 

It's always a tough one at the BIG STICK, here's hoping it's a good one tonight!

Get all the action on 93.3 The Peak FM with Bruce MacDonald and I bringing you the pregame show at 6:45 with the puck drop and play-by-play to follow at 7:00

Former Bulldog Frank Slubowski is my 2nd intermission guest, now with the Western Michigan University Broncos

YES, that's Bernie with a Moustache! Movember is almost over - emphasis on the ALMOST, as 93.3 The Peak is still trying to raise funds along with the Bulldogs for the cause! We will be on site before tomorrow's game selling Moustaches like the one you see above. We actually have 3 or 4 different styles to choose from! For just $2.00 you get a 'Stache you don't have to grow yourself PLUS you could win $100.00! The rest of the money goes to Movember!


Very smart idea to make Christmas giving easier, great move by the Port Alberni Junior Hockey Society...read below, make sure you tell your friends, and make sure you take care of those NICE people on your Christmas list, maybe even make them nice by getting them Bulldog tickets!

Bulldogs Launch 12 Games For Christmas Ticket Campaign

The AVB are helping out Santa with a  12-game ticket package for every home game from Christmas to the end of the regular season. With a great line up of teams scheduled to play hockey fans will get to see the Victoria Grizzlies, Penticton Vees, Nanaimo Clippers and many more great rivalries.

Ticket prices are a 30 to 40% savings over game day prices and ticket holders also get first chance at playoff tickets at the end of the season. Make this Christmas special for the hockey fan in your family. Tickets are on sale now!

	Prices	HST	Total	Per game
Adult	$ 129.00	$ 15.48	$ 144.48	$  10.75
Senior	$ 109.00	$ 13.08	$ 122.08	$     9.08
Student	$    69.00	$    8.28	$    77.28	$     5.75
Child	$    59.00	$    7.08	$    66.08	$     4.92

Happy American Gobble Gobble day, MOVEMBER JERSEYS!

Get to 93.3 The Peak FM to win Evan Tironese's Movember jersey!

Also get to the Mac Five Proshop at the Alberni Golf Club and enter to win Ryan Lough's jersey!

Here is the full list of jerseys at businesses...have a picture with a jersey at your business? Send it to me and I will be happy to put it up here on the blog!

Special M’ovember jerseys are being worn by AVB players all this month and you can enter at participating sponsors for your chance to win one of 23 unique jerseys! Simply stop in at a participating merchant and make a minimum $2 donation for an entry form. Jerseys will be drawn at the Bulldogs game on November 30th and you must be in attendance to win.

Enter today at:

Trends Design
(Bo Pellah)

Card Corner & Collectibles
(Nathan Craft)

Jim’s Clothes Closet
(Dylan Haugen)

Alberni Toyota
(Lars Hepso)

DAST Welding
(Chris Tracy)

MAC Five Pro Shop @ Alberni Golf Club
(Ryan Lough)

Alberni Chrysler
(Manny Gialedakis)

TD Bank
(Tryg Strand)

93.3 The Peak
(Evan Tironese)

Alberni News
(Marc Eremenko)

Berry and Vale Contracting (at AVB office)
(Brad Rebagliatti)

SunLife/Sean Parker Financial
(Jay Deo and Nick Kerr)

Fan can also support this worthwhile cause and enter to win Hunter Stewart’s jersey at Boston Pizza on Celebrity Server night Wednesday November 28th. Entry forms for Chase Van Allen’s jersey will be available with a donation for Tim Horton’s Coffee at the Bulldogs game on November 30th.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends and blog readers!

To all the families of the American Bulldog players - we give THANKS to you for sending your boys up here for our entertainment. We try to take good care of them when they are so far away from home to put your minds at ease. We know you miss them, certainly even more so on a holiday such as this one. They all have great billets that will make them miss you just a little less. Most of them will get spoiled with their SECOND Thanksgiving already this year!



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Bo Pellah ranked, Strand POW Honorable Mention...

14 BCHL'ers are ranked in the latest North American Rankings of Draft Eligible players, as much as the rest of Canada COMBINED.

Bo Pellah is on that list as a "C" prospect.

More from the BCHL website here....congrats Bo!

Gaze at the above photo and try not to get lost in Tryg Strand's gorgeous Moustache!


More news from yesterday as the BCHL announced that Salmon Arm Silverbacks F Brandon Mistal was named the Player of the Week

Read the link to also see that Dogs forward Tryg Strand picked up an honourable mention, way to go Trygger!

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Dogs 2 Vipers 0

I don't know about you, but with the NHL lockout into day 60 plus now was that game well worth the 45 minute wait!

Not sure the last time I can remember a team killing two 5 on 3 advantages of that length in the same game. Special teams the difference, and goaltending the difference, as good as Todosychuk was for the Vipers. Very happy for Jay Deo to get his first BCHL shutout.

For all the chances the Vipers had through the game the closest they may have came to scoring came right after the Bulldogs were whistled for.... failing to advance the puck? That is my only guess, and that is only because that was the officiating rationale I have heard from what we saw happened tonight happen in the NHL last season. Certainly the first time I have ever seen in person that a team/player has refused to attack the player with puck possession. While I guess I can understand play being halted when a team fails to advance the puck when it is in the first or second period, or when it is a 0-0 game like I have seen before, I certainly do not agree with play being whistled dead when there is two minutes left in the third period and the team is leading by two goals. Down two with two left, you need to be chasing down and fighting for that puck. Up by two I say you keep possession as long as you can and keep the clock going as much as possible. Immediately after the play was whistled dead the Vipers had a dangerous banker from behind the goal line and another puck thrown at the net that was a close one. Can you imagine the conversation now should the Vipers had scored off that draw, and after that who knows what?!

Great game, both teams were full credit for the win, thanks for the awesome entertainent Players/Coaches/Fans!

Game Recap from the Bulldogs website HERE

Line Up Dogs vs Vipers

Bulldogs host Vipers tonight

Bounce back night tonight for the Bulldogs (11-9-0-4, 3rd Island) as they host the Vernon Vipers (7-8-0-6, 5th Interior) at the Dog Pound. The Dogs are coming off another heartbreaking loss to the Grizzlies in overtime in a game they never trailed, the Vipers are coming off a 3-0 loss to the Kings in Powell River so both teams are probably happy to get right back at it and play tonight.

Ferries have been iffy so far today but as of last report the sailings this afternoon out of Powell River are a GO, but keep checking the blog throughout the day for updates!

Catch all the action on Boston Pizza Bulldogs Hockey on 93.3 The Peak FM with myself and Bruce MacDonald starting with the pregame show at 6:45 and the puck dropping at 7:00

Former Bulldog Jordan Kremyr, now with the ECHL's Alaska Aces is our 2nd intermission guest!


Don't forget to come dressed as Don Cherry tonight to win prizes!

That's it for now, off to the rink to get some work done!

Hammer

Ouch, Grizzlies 5 Dogs 4, double OT

I wouldn't have believed it if you told me it would happen, as the Dogs dropped their third game to the Grizzlies this season, and for the third straight time they never trailed in the game. It was like watching the same horror movie for the third straight time expecting a different ending.

Credit to the Dogs for battling back after giving up a two goal lead and taking the lead right back, but full credit to the Grizzlies on the win as they came out in the third and erased a two goal deficit and then fought back on a late power play. They appeared more hungry to dig out the hole than the Dogs appeared hungry to keep them in it.

Read the Recap from the Bulldogs website HERE

Right back at it tomorrow is a good thing after this heart breaker as the Dogs host the Vipers tomorrow.
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Bulldogs visit Grizzlies tonight, host Vipers tomorrow, vote Angel...

The Bulldogs (11-9-0-3, 3rd Island) take a three-game winning streak on the road tonight to the Bear Mountain Arena as they visit the Grizzlies (13-7-0-1, 1st Island) with a chance to tie the Grizzlies for first place in the Island Division.

It's the third meeting of the season between the two clubs, with the Bulldogs losing the two previous meetings in overtime. The Bulldogs haven't trailed the Grizzlies in a game yet this season, yet they still lost them both. While both games were on the "road" only one of them counts as a road game as the meeting at the BCHL Showcase counted as a Bulldog home game.

The Bulldogs need to do much better against the Fitzgerald triplets tonight as they have been the difference, combining for 9 points in 2 games. They also will need to play a full 60 minutes - or maybe more, as the Grizzlies have tied both of the previous games in the third period. I expect Jay Deo to get his first start against the Grizzlies this season tonight.

Catch all the action on Boston Pizza Bulldogs Hockey on 93.3 The Peak FM with the pregame show at 7:00 and the puck drop at 7:15 from the Bear Mountain Arena.

Vernon Vipers Play-by-Play Voice Todd Miller is my 2nd intermission guest. Don't forget the Dogs host the Vipers tomorrow night on Don Cherry look-a-like night!

Port Alberni's Angel Magnussen will be honoured before the CFL's West Final in Vancouver on Sunday...read more! Go Angel!

Hello everyone!

We want to thank those of you who have been voting daily for Angel in the Scotiabank Game Changers program.  Angel will be honored at this weekends BC Lions game where she will be celebrated as the BC Lions Scotiabank National Game Changer Finalist. Angel is very excited knowing that she will be on the field with the BC Lions and her friend Kevin Innes from the Scotiabank at the start of the game. What she does not know is that they have a special award which they will present to her live during the game.  We know she will be beaming proudly when she receives it. 

If you are at the game please watch for her proud smile on the jumbotron!! Some of us will be bringing Go Team Angel and Vote Angel signs to cheer her on. 

Voting for the Ultimate CFL Scotiabank National Game Changer ends at midnight on November 20th.  Thus far Angel is maintaining the lead amongst the 8 National Finalists.  Voting counts for 50% of the judges decision when awarding the grand prize.  The Ultimate CFL Scotiabank National Game Changer will win $100,000 for the charity of their choice and the award will be presented live and aired on TSN during the half time show at the 100th Grey Cup so please be sure to be watching.  Angel is hoping very much to win the $100k for Variety the children's charity as she wants to see more kids get well and go home from the hospital and for more kids get the walkers, wheelchairs and specialized equipment they need.  

The voting link is www.scotiabankgamechangers.com and you can read Angel's story there. 

Please share this voting link with your family, friends and co-workers and help Angel in her bid to win the $$ to help kids in need across BC.  You can vote once per day per email address.  We fly to Toronto on Nov 23rd to enjoy the 100th Grey Cup festivities prior to the game and to hopefully cheer the BC Lions on to another Grey Cup win!!  Angel has been busy practicing her fave Carly Rae Jepson's songs and can't wait to see Carly and Justin Bieber perform on the field at half time.  We are so excited for Angel and for the fun she has ahead, and so very proud of her for all of the work she does to help sick and hurting children throughout the world.  Angel says she will be very sad if she does not win the $100K to help the kids but we do know this for certain, whether she wins or loses this contest she will continue to dedicate her life to helping kids by fundraising for them every chance she gets.  

If you are out and about in the community this week you will be able to find Angel fundraising at Quality Foods where she will be bagging groceries for donations to Variety, this afternoon between 330 and 530 pm and on Monday between 930 and 1130 am.  Next Wednesday she'll be assisting her social justice class with a bake sale to help rebuild a school in a third world country and then it's time to pack her suit case and head for the airport.

Go Angel!!!!

Sincerely,

Cheryl, Arnie and Angel Magnussen

Dress like Grapes Saturday night!

Here's hoping you have a couch from the 60's or 70's in the basement or the garage that you can destroy to make a suit jacket to look like Don!

Hilarious story today about Don Cherry from Deadspin about Don Cherry on Twitter - he tweets by phoning the CBC!

It was a crushing moment for me, as I actually somehow believed that Don was tweeting himself from a phone or a computer. I know I should know better and hell hasn't frozen over (although it's gotta be close with all the lockout business) and Don Cherry is of course not TWEETING. The only reason I believed he was is that you only have 140 characters per tweet and Don always needs four tweets to get his point across instead of one. I can only imagine how awesome it is to be the other person on the end of those calls at CBC...I thought I was working my dream job but now I know I am not!

As Don says about fighting in hockey, I will say the same about Mr. Cherry...it's either your cup of tea, or it isn't! Personally, I think he's the biggest beauty of ALL TIME  and I love the guy. It is most certainly on my bucket list to be able to meet him and shake his hand. I don't need an autograph, I don't need a picture, I just need to meet THE MAN!

Hey Grapes, why not keep busy during the LOCKOUT and come out to the Island and catch some great hockey in the Dog Pound? A Don Cherry look-a-like contest is one thing, but NO ONE can look like you but YOU! Show up here and I will kiss you like you kissed Dougie Gilmour!

 What a gorgeous day in the Alberni Valley! November 15th, and I was able to take a nice walk in the fresh air at the Alberni Golf Club! I could not resist the urge to call my Dad in Flin Flon, Manitoba from the 5th hole to say HI!

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Dogs 4 Clippers 2

Dogs stretch their win streak to three, snap the Clippers at four, and the Clippers unbeaten-in-regulation streak at 7..

Recap from the Bulldogs website HERE

Dogs vs Clippers Line Up

Bulldogs host Clippers, children and students $5!, GREEN MEN, Midget Fusion..

The Bulldogs (10-9-0-3, 3rd Island) are back on home ice in their Movember jerseys tonight as they host the Nanaimo Clippers (12-6-0-2, 2nd Island) at the Dog Pound.

I've been told by a reliable source that the GREEN MEN will be at the game tonight...no NHL, they're out of work too, so nice to hear that they are getting involved in the Junior game. I'm actually friends with the Green Men, who came to visit me this summer. Took them out on Sproat Lake, it was a fun time....

It's student and children night as they can come to the game for just $5.00!!

The Bulldogs are on a two game winning streak, sweeping the weekend in Powell River, while the Clippers have won four in a row including two last weekend over Cowichan. They have been playing great hockey as of late as they are unbeaten in regulation in 7 games, winning 6 of those.

The Bulldogs lead the season series 2-1 with wins of 5-2 and 7-2, but the Clippers won the most recent meeting by a score of 5-0 at the Dog Pound on October 13th. It was just a night after the Dogs had won their fourth in a row with a 7-2 win in Nanaimo. It was the beginning of a six game losing streak for the Dogs, so here's hoping they learnt a thing or two about preperation, and not getting too high after winning two straight, or too low after one loss turned to six!

Boston Pizza Bulldogs Hockey kicks off with the pregame show with Bruce and I at 6:45 with the play-by-play to follow at 7:00 on 93.3 The Peak FM

Former Bulldog Maury Edwards is tonight's 2nd intermission guest.

Maury is currently playing with the Cincinnati Cyclones of the ECHL

Don't forget to get your 93.3 The Peak FM Moustache to support Movember! The Peak crew will be selling them at the game tonight for just $2.00! You can win $100.00! You are supporting a great cause! Buy one!


Congrats to the Midget Fusion, who brought home a bronze medal over the weekend. Sounds like an incredible finish in the bronze game to hold on against Nanaimo.. Thanks Aaron and Leanne Savard for the updates!

FEMALE MIDGET FUSION TAKE HOME THE BRONZE

The Female Midget Fusion took home the Bronze medal in a tournament in Kerry Park on Remembrance Day long weekend.

They played a remarkable 7 games over the three days of incredible female hockey!

In their first game they faced they arch rivals Comox Chiefs who took first place in the league last year. It was a hard-fought, penalty filled game, but in the end, we lost 3 – 1, with Brittney Savard scoring the only goal, assisted by Tia Anderson.  Sarah Dawson faced a tremendous amount of shots and kept her team in the game.  Brittney Savard was MVP.

They came to play in their second game on Saturday against Cowichan Valley.  Tia Anderson started them off with an unassisted goal, and then it was Brittney Savard, unassisted, and Faith Larieviere finished off the first period with a goal assisted by Shellsea Steed.  Angelle Welsh scored the only goal in the second period assisted by Mariah Westra and Brittney Savard.  Then it was Brittney Savard scoring unassisted to start off the third period.  Jessie Vissia scored unassisted, and then Brittney Savard ended the game with her third goal of the game.  Final score was 7 – 2 for the Fusion.  MVP was Tia Anderson

In their first game of 3 on Sunday, they faced Sooke, who ended up winning the tournament.  It was a really great game and the girls fought hard against a really tough team.  They didn’t score any goals but held them off and Sooke didn’t score at all in the third period.  Final score was 5 – 0 for Sooke, and Sarah Dawson got the well deserved MVP!

The second game of the day was against Nanaimo, who they tied in exhibition play pre-season.  We knew we were in for a tough game, but definitely showed up to play this game!  Brittney Savard opened the scoring at the end of the first period unassisted.  Jessie Vissia scored a beauty goal in the beginning of the second period assisted by Jessica Savard and Tia Anderson, and then Shayla Frechette got the winning goal just 2 minutes into the third period again assisted by Jessica Savard.  The final score in this game was 3 – 2 for Fusion and Sophie Vanderlee got the MVP.

In their third game of the day, the Fusion faced the host team, Kerry Park.  It was a great game to watch as the girls all really came together and pulled off another win!  Mariah Westra got the only goal on the first period with an assist by Jessie Vissia.  Then she got another one in the second period assisted by Brittney Savard.  Then Brittney got one unassisted.  Jessie Vissia finished the second period with a goal assisted by Mariah Westra.  Faith Lariviere opened the scoring in the third period with a goal from Danika Bratt and Sophie Vanderlee.  Then Brittney Savard scored two more goals assisted by Kaitlyn Heck and Jessica Savard, making another hatrick for Brittney!  MVP was Mariah Westra.

In the semi final game on Monday, the Fusion faced Comox again to fight for a spot in the gold medal game.  Fusion ran into penalty trouble and just couldn’t hold off the strength of the Comox team.  Mariah Westra scored the only goal for the Fusion in the end of the first period assisted by Jessie Vissia.  Comox won the game 5 – 1 to move on to the gold medal game.  But the Fusion were still in the running for the Bronze medal, MVP for this game was Whitnie Senger.

The Bronze medal game was over the top exciting!  The Fusion faced Nanaimo again, and it was back and forth for the first period with Nanaimo opening the scoring, but Mariah Westra came back and scored 20 seconds later assisted by Whitnie Senger.  Nanaimo came back and scored a minute later, but Jessie Vissia got us back in the game 2 minutes after that.  The only goal in the second period and the tying goal was scored by Jessica Savard, assisted by Whitnie Senger.  Nanaimo went ahead again at the beginning of the third period, but Whitnie Senger shot a beauty from the blue line assisted by Mariah Westra to tie it up again.  Then with 5 minutes left in the game Mariah Westra scored the winning goal assisted by Whitnie Senger.  Nanaimo tried with all their might to tie it up, and with a 2 man advantage, pulled their goalie and it was 6 on 3 for almost the whole final 2 minutes of the game, but the Fusion pulled it together and fought hard, ending up with the win 5 – 4 and the Bronze medal!!  MVP for this game was Shayla Frechette.

This was a wonderful experience for all the girls and they really pulled together this weekend.  The parents, and coaches are all very proud of how the girls handled themselves and how they represented Port Alberni very well this weekend.  It is only the start for these girls, expect to hear more about the Alberni Valley Midget Fusion in the coming season!

Movember jerseys, Gialedakis and Walker POW honourable mentions...

Drop by 93.3 The Peak with a donation to enter your name to win this Evan Tironese Movember jersey! The Bulldogs will be giving all the Movember jerseys away at the end of the month!

Congrats to Bulldogs forward Manny Gialedakis and Bulldogs defenceman Eric Walker, who received honourable mentions from the BCHL in naming Jayson Argue of the Clippers as the Player of the Week - more HERE