TONIGHT, WE REMEMBER
The Coastal Tsunami (8-8-1-1) hopes to stay on a hot streak this month as they face off against the Port Moody Panthers (4-13) for the final time on the Sunshine Coast. The Panthers are still searching for their first victory on the road this season while the Tsunami look to make it two straight wins.
Tonight is also the team's Salute to Service Night, and Sunshine Coast first responders will attend the game. There will also be a pre-game ceremony and other events throughout the evening.
Enjoy tonight's contest, and be sure to visit the concourse for food, beverages, and merchandise.
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COLIN JANG
PATRICK DOLAN
Colin Jang may be playing for a new team in the PJHL, but the three-year forward has yet to look out of place
The native of Coquitlam, BC, is tied for first in team scoring with 12 goals and 15 assists for 27 points in 17 games.
The left-handed product has points in his past 11 games and assisted on a goal the last time his team was here. The 2005-born player spent the past two seasons with the Delta Ice Hawks.
On Tuesday the Tsunami acquired 2004-born forward Patrick Dolan (Pittsburgh, PA.) from the PJHL’s North Vancouver Wolf Pack in exchange for future considerations
Dolan (5’10”, 170 pounds) spent the past two seasons with the Wolf Pack, scoring four goals and recording 16 assists for 20 points in 36 regular-season contests. He also played in four playoff games with them last season.
The left-shot forward brings valuable junior hockey experience and is making his Tsunami debut tonight.
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