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"When you play against a really good hockey team you have to have everybody going. If you don't have everybody going, it's going to look like that," Lamb said.  "It's just a compete factor, having guys on the same page, some guys were in, some guys were out, and it wasn't consistent."

Kim started in all 15 games in which he appeared and recording two goals and one assist. Across 58 career appearances, he has started every contest and has totalled five goals and seven assists for 12 points.

The Prince George Cougars came out on top in a 4-3 shootout victory over the Penticton Vees yesterday (Tuesday).

Prince George improved to 6-8-1-2 on the season sitting in 10th spot in the Western Conference. Penticton, on the other hand, falls to 8-8-0-2. Both teams complete their mid-week showdown with a Remembrance Day Matinee at 2pm from CN Centre.

This is a weekly podcast featuring the ‘who’s who’ of the Prince George Cougars. Hartley’s guest this week is Former Cougars Director of Scouting and current WHL Scout for the Boston Bruins Leland Mack.

The (5-8-1-2) Prince George Cougars continue a 7-game homestand when they entertain the (8-8-0-1) Penticton Vees tonight (Tuesday) at 7:00 and Wednesday afternoon at 2:00.

The Capitals are 6-6-0-0 in the season, fourth in the five-team league. Next action is November 21st and 22nd when they welcome the Greater Vancouver Comets to Kin 2.

Twenty-one turnovers by UNBC were the contributing factor for the loss compared to just 11 giveaways for Victoria.

UNBC is back on the road this week with a pair games in the Lower Mainland. First up they take on the UBC Thunderbirds Friday at 7:30pm before heading to Abbotsford the next night to tackle the Fraser Valley Cascades at 6pm on Saturday.