PJHL Ray Stonehouse Cup | Game 5: Pod’s Cinderella Run Ends
Yes, the clock did strike midnight Mar. 30. What an incredible ride!
Yes, the clock did strike midnight Mar. 30. What an incredible ride!
For the second time this postseason, the Whalers hosted a Ukrainian-themed fundraiser to help the millions of women and children displaced from their homeland.
While the Pod has a heartbeat, Langley still leads the series three games to one.
The Whalers had the “momentum to get the job done, but we just couldn’t finish it,” said Zac Sherwin, who contributed two assists. He leads the league in postseason points with 22.
The food bank is only a 10-minute drive away from the Pod’s home rink. Jaye Murray, the food bank’s manager, thanked the players
The Whalers hope to place plenty of non-perishable foodstuffs into stockings for a local food bank this year for Christmas. And we need help from fans, too!
Spak and his teammates are assisting the local Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 008, in the annual poppy fundraiser. All donations directly support veterans, their families, and also police officers.