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By Shane Clausing

JDA Kings

JDA Kings defeat Vipers, Huskies continue dominance of NWJHL

Jan 16, 2020 | 10:01 AM

Sundown Oilfield Sexsmith Vipers @ County of Grande Prairie JDA Kings

The County of Grande Prairie JDA Kings picked up a 9-2 victory over the Sundown Oilfield Sexsmith Vipers Wednesday night.

The Kings started off the game with three unanswered goals in the first and didn’t look back. Blake Gillingham and Tanner Davy both picked up three points on the night, leading the Kings to victory.

Kings goalie Zahary Raesler stopped 26 of 28 shots on the night.

The Vipers picked up their only two goals of the game early in the third period. Kail Mangusson and Justin Doucette scored the goals for the Vipers in the loss.

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The two teams will rematch on Friday in Sexsmith at the Sexsmith Arena. Puck drop at 8:00 p.m.

Fort St. John Huskies @ Dawson Creek Junior Canucks

The Fort St. John Huskies padded their lead atop the NWJHL standings as they rolled past the Dawson Creek Junior Canucks 9-4.

The first period started off great for the Junior Canucks. Despite giving up the opening goal 5:43 into the first the team scored three unanswered, with two goals coming from the James Lalikeas to make it a 3-1.

However, despite the two-goal lead, the Junior Canucks couldn’t hang on. The Huskies would add two goals in the final five minutes of the opening frame, to tie the game at 3-3 after 20 minutes.

From there, the Huskies would score six unanswered goals in the second and third periods, on way to the big 9-4 victory.

With the win, Fort St. John now holds an 11 point lead over North Peace for first in the league standings with 48 points.

The Huskies next action comes on Saturday, when they play the Fairview Flyers at the North Peace Arena. The Canucks also return to action Saturday, when they travel to Peace River to face the Navigators.