Victoria Cougars' Kameron Fink (in white) is checked by Westshore Wolves' Stephan Stiliadis in front of Wolves' goalie Leighton Williams

Victoria Cougars' Kameron Fink (in white) is checked by Westshore Wolves' Stephan Stiliadis in front of Wolves' goalie Leighton Williams

Wolves Jr. B squad looks to rebound from lopsided loss

Westshore up against Kerry Park tonight at The Q Centre

Having been reminded who the power is on the South Island in the Vancouver island Junior Hockey League, the Westshore Wolves will regroup and take on the Kerry Park Islanders at 7 p.m. at The Q Centre tonight (Sept. 23).

The Wolves were handed a 10-1 loss by the defending league champion Victoria Cougars in Esquimalt last Thursday, after dropping a 5-3 decision to the visiting Campbell River Storm the night before.

Tonight’s contest pits the two bottom teams in the south, Kerry Park (1-3) and Westshore (0-4).

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