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What would you do with nearly two weeks between the games?

As you can see, the Vipers got hair cuts!

There’s no issue if they keep winning, but that sure isn’t golf club hair!

Well there have been worse hairdos…

“NAIL IN THE COFFIN”

“PULLING THE PLUG”

“T.C.O.B”

Pick you favorite cliche…

It’s unlikely the Vees will lose 3 straight to the Spruce Kings. It’s likely they’ll move on to face Vernon in the 2nd Round. The sooner the Vees can dispatch of Prince George the more time they’ll have to prepare for the Vernon Vipers.

These are 3 things we know.

That is why tonight’s game is the biggest of the post-season thus far for the Vees.

A win tonight would give the Vees three days of practice, preparation, and recovery; something that can’t be overlooked when a possible match-up with the top ranked team in the Conference is on the horizon.

A quick start would be dreamy!

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Vees Head Coach Fred Harbinson

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On the eve of the Penticton Vees playoff debut, the Vees Blog cornered Vees President and General Manager Scott Carter.

Smart. Hockey. Man.

Take notes kids!

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Brett Hextall breaks down today’s practice, the Vernon Vipers, the 13 day break.

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Nic Knudsen fill us in on Saturday’s team event, the scavenger hunt.

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Here’s Vees Head Coach Fred Harbinson

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A nice piece of video with the Vees set to open the second round of the BCHL Playoffs Friday Night.

1) The Vees will play the Vipers in the 2nd round unless Prince George can beat Salmon Arm (they trail 2-1 in the best-of-five series).

2) The Vees finished the season a perfect 6-0 in their 1954 Allan Cup Champion 3rd Jerseys

3) Schneider finished the season 1/2 in penatly shots (he missed one in Burnaby)

Number 38 was absent from the line-up for the first time since the World Jr. A Challenge in the season finale against Vernon.

Trevor Nill and I chat sinuses!

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