Revelstoke’s Ryan Pereverzoff fights for positioning with Princeton’s Thomas Wojak during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)
An eight-game winning streak was snapped Saturday night as the Revelstoke Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse at the Forum.
Revelstoke goals came from Ryan Pereverzoff, Jordan Rea and Jacob Bourchier with the assists going to Pereverzoff, Owen Hart, Joel Scrimbit, Jordan Robertson and David Lenzin.
The next Grizzlies home game is Friday night, when they will face the Osoyoos Coyotes.
On Saturday, Hockey Day in Revelstoke will see a series of events centred around the sport take place at the Forum.
At 7:30 p.m., before their final game of the regular season, the Grizzlies will be retiring Aaron Volpatti’s #19. Volpatti is a former NHL player, who played with the Vancouver Canucks (2010-2012) and the Washington Capitals (2012-15). Volpatti’s first Junior B team was the Revelstoke Grizzlies.
Revelstoke’s Cody Flann picks up the puck as Princeton’s Noah Brusse falls during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Princeton goalie Danyon Lorencz blocks a shot during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Revelstoke’s Cody Flann attempts to tip in the puck during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Revelstoke’s Ryan Pereverzoff watches as the puck goes into the net during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)The Revelstoke Grizzlies celebrate a goal during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Revelstoke’s Jordan Rea shoots the puck during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Revelstoke’s Jordan Robertson skates around Princeton’s Noah Brusse during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)A shot goes wide as Revelstoke’s Cody Flann stops in front of the Princeton net during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Revelstoke’s Jordan Scrimbit skates the puck into the Princeton zone during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Princeton’s Morton Johnson (9) gets pushed as Revelstoke’s Harley Bootsma fights for positioning in front of the Princeton net during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)Princeton’s Dawson Jenner and Revelstoke’s Jordan Robertson collide in the Princeton end during regular season KIJHL action in Revelstoke on Feb. 10. The Princeton Posse beat the Revelstoke Grizzlies 4-3. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)The Princeton Posse celebrate a goal during regular season KIJHL action at the Forum on Feb. 10. The Grizzlies fell 4-3 to the Princeton Posse, snapping an eight-game winning streak. (Marissa Tiel/ Revelstoke Review)
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