The Penticton Vees are being recognized across the province for more than just winning games.
Bradly and Josh Nadeau, the brotherly duo on the Vees, have started the 2022-2023 campaign at a record-setting pace, combining to tally 58 points during the team’s 14-game winning streak.
And earlier this week, the two were named the B.C. Hockey League’s first and second stars for the month of October.
While Bradly is currently riding a 14-game point streak and has scored in each of his last five games, Josh is coming off a week in which he posted seven points in four games.
Both are committed to the University of Maine, with Bradly ranked as a “B-ranked skater” ahead of the 2023 NHL Draft in Nashville, Tenn. Based on his early-season projection, he could fall anywhere between the second and third rounds.
It’s been seven months since the Vees were last defeated.
Fred Harbinson’s squad has won 30 games in a row, dating back to March 31, 2022. Since then, the team has captured the Fred Page Cup while starting this season with a 14-0-0-0 record.
The Nadeau brothers have led the way offensively, ranking No. 1 and 2 in 2022-2023 BCHL scoring.
Vees forward Aydar Suniev and Brett Moravec fall just behind, ranking No. 5 and 8 in league-wide scoring, respectively.
Also this week, Penticton’s Spencer Smith earned a scholarship to Mercyhurst University.
He will suit up for his new team at the start of the 2023-2024 season.
The Vees drop the puck on a two-game weekend homestand, starting Friday, Nov. 4, when they host the Prince George Spruce Kings.
The following night, they welcome the Wenatchee Wild north of the border for a showdown at the South Okanagan Events Centre.
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