Victoria Royals get their revenge in rematch at CN Centre
If you left Saturday’s game early, thinking the Prince George Cougars were out of it, you left too soon.
It went to a shootout and the Royals outscored the Cats 2-1 in the skills session to go home with a 5-4 victory. Trailing by two, Riley Heidt was set up in the slot by linemate Terik Parscak and ripped a shot into the Royals’ net for his second goal of the game to pull Prince George to within a goal at the 16:43 mark.
Parascak nailed the post early in overtime and after five minutes of OT it went to the eighth round of the shootout to decide it. Brayden Boehm’s goal in the second round was answered right away by Cougars sniper Koehn Ziemmer, and Logan Pickford ended it in Round 8.
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