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Another close game ends in loss for Flyers

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Fort St. John Senior Flyers suffered another tough loss on Friday, after losing to the Manning Comets 6-5 in the North Peace Arena. 

In a game that saw both Joey Massingham and Gary Loewen score two goals each, the Flyers were scoreless in the second period. 

Flyers’ assistant coach Craig Faulkner believes his team needs to focus on playing a full 60-minute game. 

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“Unfortunately our lackluster second period was our biggest downfall last night,” said Faulkner. 

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“Manning’s compete level was much stronger in the second period. We weren’t winning many puck battles and spent way too much time in our own zone.”

Faulkner said the Flyers “had a good third period” but made two mistakes the Comets capitalized on. 

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“We need to get better at utilizing our own strengths, which is our speed and our puck possession,” said Faulkner.

“Turnovers are ending up in the back of our net far too often.”

The Flyers hit the road to Dawson Creek on Saturday to take on the Senior Canucks. 

The puck drops at 8:30 p.m. 

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Recent graduate of BCIT’s Broadcast and Online Journalism program, born and raised in Vancouver, Jordan’s passion for broadcast and journalism began with her dream of becoming a hockey journalist and play-by-play commentator.

During her schooling, Jordan discovered a deep passion for reporting on Indigenous issues, culture and affairs. Jordan is also passionate about connecting with and listening to stories from people from different walks of life and cultural backgrounds.

Last Spring, Jordan completed her first season providing play-by-play for Trinity Western University Women’s Hockey and gameday hosting for BCHL Coquitlam Express.

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