Image Credit: Prince George Cougars

By James Peters

Blazers in PG

Blazers fall 4-3 in Prince George despite badly outshooting their hosts

Nov 23, 2019 | 7:08 AM

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — The Kamloops Blazers continued their high-flying attack in Prince George last night — but this time, ran into a hot goalie.

The Cougars edged Kamloops 4-3, despite the BC Division-leading Blazers outshooting their hosts 44-18.

Taylor Gauthier made 41 saves for Prince George.

Kamloops got goals from Orrin Centazzo and Zane Franklin in the first period, but found themselves down 3-2 after one.

Starting goaltender Rayce Ramsay was pulled to start the second period after allowing three goals on nine Cougar shots in the first.

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Franklin scored his second of the game midway through the second period, and Dylan Garand didn’t allow a goal until Connor Bowie sniped his second of the game on an odd-man rush midway through the third.

The Blazers will try to avenge the loss Saturday night in a rematch at Prince George’s CN Centre.