Northeast BC Predators headed to Pacific Coast Female Rep Classic Hockey Tournament
FORT ST. JOHN, BC – All three Northeast BC Predators hockey teams are headed to Richmond on Thursday for the Pacific Coast Female Rep Classic Hockey tournament.
The tournament is for competitive, all-female hockey teams in western North America, with 48 teams competing at this year’s tournament.
The teams have been getting in some ice time ahead of the tournament.
The under-13 team beat Chetwynd 7-5 on Saturday and Grande Prairie 4-2 on Sunday. Since hitting the ice in September, the females have not lost an exhibition game.
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The Predator’s under-15 team split the weekend with an 11-0 loss to an under-18 team from Beaverlodge on Saturday and a 6-5 win against Grande Prairie’s under-13s on Sunday.
The Predator’s under-13 home opener weekend kicks off October 28th to 30th at the North Peace and Taylor Arenas.
The full, regular-season schedule for all three teams can be found here.
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