With one win and a loss last weekend, the G-Men now top the Western Conference
Young hockey defenceman Bowen Byram is once again lauded for his outstanding efforts on the ice
Vancouver G-Men down Kelowna 2-1 to earn first place in the Western Conference with one game to go
In Friday night’s game, state side, the Langley-based Vancouver Giants fell 4-1
Bowen Byram’s latest OT winner gives the G-Men a share of first heading out on a three-game road trip
Next hockey game is on home ice at Langley Events Centre Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.
G-Men will be back on the ice Saturday night, this time in Kamloops, taking on the Blazers.
Byram scores WHL-leading fourth overtime winning goal for Langley-based team
Langley-based hockey team collects needed point in Victoria game
Vancouver G-Men move within a point of clinching the B.C. division banner at Friday’s at-home game
Giants also defeated Kelowna Saturday, and are now on tap to play Portland Monday afternoon at LEC.
Playing on home ice in Langley, Vancouver’s G-Men fell 5-3 during a Family Day game against Portland.
The G-Men won their fourth game against the Prince George Cougars in the past two weeks.
Bids are now being accepted for Don Cherry-themed jerseys being auctioned for the kidney foundation.
Next up, the G-Men are back at home at the Langley Events Centre Sunday to take down the Cougars.
Bowen Byram’s third OT win of the season lifts the G-Men over the Cougars
Bowen Byram’s third OT win of the season lifts the G-Men over the Cougars
