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Jake Phillips-Watts lifts the puck over PJHL goalie Mathew Candusso for the KIJHL's second goal.
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The Pacific Junior Hockey League came out on top Tuesday on McArthur Island, beating the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League 5-3 in a prospects showcase.
Team KIJHL led 2-1 after two periods and 3-2 after two, but three third-period goals propelled the PJHL squad to victory.
Kamloops Storm forward Jake Phillips-Watts scored one of the KIJHL’s goals. Princeton Posse goaltender Nathan Pearson was named KIJHL player of the game after stopping 15 of 16 shots, taking home a $500 scholarship for his efforts.
The PJHL win ties the prospects game series at 1-1. Next year’s event will be hosted by a yet-to-be-determined PJHL club.
