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By Duane Grandbois
No Treats For the Vipers Last Night: Sho

No Treats For the Vipers Last Night: Shoot-out Loss

Nov 1, 2018 | 6:50 AM

Tough loss at home last night for the Vipers losing 4-3 in a Shoot-out with Salmon Arm.  Jagger Williamson had 2 assists on the night.

Next action on the road for the Vipers tomorrow in Coquitlam and Saturday in Langley.  Listen for Mr. Mikes Vipers play by play on Beach Radio with Graham Turnbull.

 

In the KIJHL next up for the North Okanagan Knights Friday at home to the Osoyoos Coyotes.

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Vernon RCMP urges people to "lock out auto crime"
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Destination Silver Star recognized for environmental, sustainability work
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