The Cranbrook Bucks host the Trail Smoke Eaters tonight (Nov. 10) at Western Financial Place.
The Bucks are coming off a weekend road trip that included a loss to the Surrey Eagles on Nov. 6. Their game against the Langley Rivermen was postponed on Nov. 7 during the second period because of a power outage.
The BCHL says the game will be rescheduled.
Bucks head coach Roshen Jaswal told Pattison Media the team is focused on playing a full 60 minutes after two losses earlier this season.
“Play a full 60 minutes, really, because both times I think we did some really good things against them and they came back. And we’ve had two third-period leads against them that they came back on,” said Jaswal.
“Focusing on what we need to focus on and playing full 60 minutes, I think, is going to be big for our group, which we’ve been working at. And I think we’re in a better spot now to play them than we were probably a couple of weeks ago.”
Jaswal also highlighted the importance of fan and community support at home games.
“I think obviously record-wise we’re doing a lot better now than we were at the start of the season. But, again, just awesome the support we’re getting from the fans and the community,” he added.
“Thank you, guys, for all your support.”
Puck drop is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Western Financial Place.
Tickets can be purchased at cranbrookbucks.ca/tickets/
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