Blazers bounce back from rare loss and double up on Spokane

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The Blazers scored the only goal in the second on Brodi Stuart’s 6th from Josh Pillar and Logan Stankoven.

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Josh Pillar gave Kamloops a two-goal lead early in the third period on a set up from Quinn Schmiemann and Ryan Hughes.

The Chiefs keep pushing and were back to within a goal when Luke Toporowski beat Dylan Garand from the deep slot.

Spokane would pull Lukas Parik for a sixth attacker late in the third and Zane Franklin put it way with an empty-net goal and his 26th of the season.

4-2 is the final and with their 32nd win of the season the Blazers open up a 13 point lead over Victoria atop the B.C. Division, and move one point ahead of Everett for second in the Western Conference.