Wranglers Edge Storm 2-1 | Kamloops Storm

Wranglers Edge Storm 2-1 | Kamloops Storm

January 31, 2025 at 10:42 pm  Hockey, Kamloops Storm, Sports

The Kamloops Storm scored first but that was it as the 100 Mile Wranglers scored twice in the second period en route to a 2-1 win over division rival Kamloops in KIJHL action Friday night. Hayden Selin scored early in the first period for the Storm while Brenner Fyfe stopped 26 of 28 shots but those were the only highlights for Kamloops on this night where their power play went 0 for 4 and they killed 5 of 6 penalties. Unfortunately the lone power play goal was the game winner for the Wranglers. Kamloops will now host Merritt on Saturday on Weiner Dog Race night.

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