Puck Battle

Penticton Blue Canucks defeat the South Okanagan Dynamite 9-5, then lose to Summerland Blue 8-6.

PUCK BATTLE — A South Okanagan defender puts a hook on Penticton’s Alex Dye in novice hockey action on Saturday. The Penticton Blue Canucks defeated the South Okanagan Dynamite 9-5. The Blue Canucks then lost on Sunday 8-6 against Summerland Blue. Their next action is Nov. 17 when they face West Kelowna at McLaren Park Arena.

PUCK BATTLE — A South Okanagan defender puts a hook on Penticton’s Alex Dye in novice hockey action on Saturday. The Penticton Blue Canucks defeated the South Okanagan Dynamite 9-5. The Blue Canucks then lost on Sunday 8-6 against Summerland Blue. Their next action is Nov. 17 when they face West Kelowna at McLaren Park Arena.

Penticton Blue Canucks defeat the South Okanagan Dynamite 9-5, then lose to Summerland Blue 8-6.

 

 

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