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The Penticton Vees are regular season champions in the BCHL for the second time in a row.
And they took only three minutes and 22 seconds to seal the deal, Saturday.
The Vees scored three rapid-fire goals in the third period to come from behind and beat the Alberni Valley Bulldogs 3-2 on the road.
Shutout for the first 51-minutes of the game, the Vees’ Tyson Jost and Dante Fabbro combined for three quick goals to stun the Bulldogs, winning the Vees' fifth in a row and 10th in their last 11 games.
Ryan Finnegan and Nathan Dingmann scored power-play goals in the first and second for the Bulldogs, who looked well on their way to their fourth consecutive win, until the Vees pulled the rug out from out under them.
Zach Driscoll stopped 23 of 25 shots to pick up his 18th win. Brody Claeys allowed three goals on 35 Vees shots to take the loss.
Playing their third game in three days, the Vees got behind the eight-ball midway through the first after the Bulldogs power-play broke a scoreless tie. After a scramble out front of the Vees net, Finnegan grabbed a rebound and managed to fire the puck through a crowd in the crease at 9:51 for the ice-breaker.
The score remained unchanged until late in the second when the Bulldogs power-play doubled their lead. Chris Schutz had his one-timer from the blue-line tipped out front by Dingmann and up and over Driscoll at 18:27.
Time was running out on a comeback until Jost took a pass up the middle, split the defence and, with a defender draped on his back, slid a backhand underneath the sprawled goalie at 11:24.
He then turned playmaker, firing a cross-ice pass to an open Fabbro, who put the puck over the goalie’s glove to tie the game at 13:35 on a power-play.
The game-winner came 71-seconds later when a Fabbro point-shot deflected off a defender's glove and into the net at 14:46.
The win was the Vees’ 44th of the season.
The Vees (44-6-1-0) are now off until next Friday, when they host the red-hot West Kelowna Warriors.
