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The Penticton Vees defeated the Merritt Centennials 6-2 in game seven of the interior division semi-finals on Monday night at the SOEC.
It was a commanding performance for the Vees, who failed to close the series out in the previous two games, allowing the Cents to battle back from a 3-1 series deficit.
Team captain Nicholas Jones led the way with a pair of goals and an assist, while goaltender Matthew Robson stopped 17 shots in a relatively quiet night behind the posts.
With the win, the Penticton Vees improved their all-time game seven record to 13-9.
The Vees move on to battle the Vernon Vipers in the Interior Division finals, starting Friday night at the SOEC.
Check Castanet later this week for our weekly "Vees' View" segment for a full preview of that series.
Looking good #Penticton! Thanks to the over 3000 @PentictonVees fans who packed the house tonight! #goveesgo pic.twitter.com/fEQ3x6eHGZ
— SOEC (@SOEC) March 28, 2017
