TSUNAMI HOPING FOR A TREAT
It's never too early for Halloween, and tonight, the Coastal Tsunami (75-1-1) looks to spoil the Ice Hawks (12-5) inaugural visit to the Sunshine Coast.
Delta enters the contest third in the Tom Shaw Conference and fifth in the PJHL, while the Tsunami are fifth in the Tom Shaw Conference and ninth in the league.
The two teams have already met twice this season, with the Ice Hawks winning both games by 8-3 and 8-2 in the final on September 24 and October 8.
Delta is looking to extend its two-game winning streak and improve its 8-2 record in the past ten games, while the Tsunami are looking for their first victory since blanking the Trappers 2-0 on October 12.
The final regular season meeting between these two opponents will be played on the Coast on January 19th. As for tonight’s game, who will be tricked, and who will be treated to a win in the standings?
Enjoy tonight's spooktacular contest, and be sure to visit the concourse for food, beverages, and merchandise.
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MATEO SJOBERG
RAYDON PARKES
No player has caused more damage to the Tsunami and other opposing teams than Delta's Mateo Sjoberg
The 2004-born forward sits second in the PJHL in points with 18 goals and 14 assists for 32 points through 17 games. The pride of Surrey, BC, is operating at just under two points per game and has managed five goals and four assists against the Tsunami so far
He's an individual that the Tsunami will need to put a spell on tonight.
A new player is joining the Coastal Tsunami leadership group as Raydon Parkes was named the Tsunami's fourth alternate captain ahead of tonight's tilt
Since the first game of the season, when he scored an overtime winner in game one against the Abbotsford Pilots, Raydon Parkes has shown off his goal-scoring abilities. The West Kelowna, BC, native has managed seven goals and seven assists for 14 points in 13 PJHL contests.
Not only has Parkes fit in very well in his first PJHL campaign, but he has also managed to gather the trust and confidence of his coaches for them to name him an alternate captain
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