Storm Continue to Win

Last night at the Rod Brind’Amour Arena, the Storm dominated the second place from the puck drop to the final buzzer on their way to a 5-1 victory. It was the second game in two nights for these two clubs. Campbell River won the first game 4-2 in double overtime.

 

Head Coach, Lee Stone was happy with the performance of his squad last night.

Campbell River goals came from five different players: Colin Blake, Joe Gage, Christian Brandt, Gage Colpron and Dylan McCann. With so many players having a strong night, it was difficult picking the three stars

 

 

Matt Kostiw was between the pipes and picked up the win. He didn’t see much action until the third period but made timely saves when called upon.

The Campbell River Storm currently lead the North Division by 5 points. Their next game is Friday at the Brindy against the Comox Valley.

 

Written by Mark Berry 

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