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Okanagan Sun were not competitive in a 50-16 shellacking Saturday at the Apple Bowl (opens the original)
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When was the last time the Okanagan Sun gave up 50 points at home? You have to go back a decade almost to the day when the Saskatoon Hilltops came into the Apple Bowl and pounded the Sun 58-2 in an ill-advised attempt at introducing inter-conference play to the BC and Prairie conferences. That’s it, just once during a one-off. Not even the ill-fated Gavin Lake-led 2012 team that finished an embarrassing 3-7 allowed a half century of points. They tried, giving up 48 in their home finale. Now, no
Sun get rematch with top-ranked Langley in key Apple Bowl showdown (opens the original)
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The Okanagan Sun are used to being the team everyone else is chasing. For the first time in three years, they are the ones doing the chasing — and the team in their sights, the Langley Rams, will roll into the Apple Bowl on Saturday afternoon. It’s a rematch Sun head coach Travis Miller and his team have been looking forward to since a 32-25 Week 2 loss ended Okanagan’s 26-game regular-season winning streak and established the Rams as the No. 1 team in the country. “They’re the number one team i
Penticton dump the Kelowna Rockets 6-1 in a physical pre-season tilt Wednesday (opens the original)
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The BC Division’s closest geographic rivals hit the ice Wednesday night for the first of 10 pre-season and regular season meetings. And, if this pre-season tilt was any indication, these two teams are not waiting for the regular season for the bad blood to begin boiling. In a 6-1 Vees win before the home crowd at the SOEC, the teams combined for 14 power plays, numerous roughing infractions, a second-period fight and a pair of misconducts. The Vees took advantage of the man advantage early power
Lessons learned in West Kelowna Warriors pre-season opener (opens the original)
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Pre-season is about learning and evaluating more than it is about systems and execution. The latter come later once a team has a chance to work on those through proper practice time. For the West Kelowna Warriors, there was much to learn from Monday’s 5-2 pre-season opening victory over the visiting Vernon Vipers. And really, with only a three-day training camp and two pre-season games to evaluate, these games are critical information gathering exercises for new head coach Wyatt Head and new GM
Meikle and Connolly have triumphant return to their old stomping grounds (opens the original)
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Receiver Colton Meikle reminded Kamloops fans what they are missing in a triumphant return to Hillside Stadium. Meikle and fellow Westsyde Whundas grad Liam Connolly put on quite a show in front of the hometown crowd, leading the visiting Okanagan Sun to a 72-0 thrashing of the Broncos. Connolly, pressed into service with quarterbacks Liam Kroeger and Marcus Christos out with injuries, threw six touchdown passes, four to Meikle in the second quarter in the blowout win. Those came on four consecu
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