Coming off a rare tie, the Victoria Shamrocks (5-1-1) will look to add to the win column when they battle their Island rivals for the first time this season tonight in Nanaimo.
The Timbermen (3-3) are off to a solid, if unspectacular start to their year, and currently find themselves in a log jam in the standings, with the Coquitlam Adanacs and the Maple Ridge Burrards also at 3-3 and the New Westminster Salmonbellies in their sights at 3-3-1 following FridayB次元官网网址檚 12-12 tie with the B次元官网网址楻ocks at The Q Centre on Friday.
The Shamrocks took all three games between the two clubs last year and will hope to keep that run of dominance going.
If theyB次元官网网址檙e to accomplish that, captain Corey Small will likely find himself in the middle of the action. The skilled forward has a sizeable 11-point lead in the leagueB次元官网网址檚 scoring race with 38 points (15 goals and 23 assists).
New addition Tyler Hass and playmaker Mike Triolo will look to provide supplementary scoring while Cody Hagedorn will be back in the B次元官网网址楻ocksB次元官网网址� net after getting most of the night off on Friday in favour of Aaron Bold.
Bold, widely touted as one of the best lacrosse goalies in the world, made 55 saves in his season debut for the club.
The B次元官网网址楻ocks are back on their home floor next Friday at The Q Centre when the Maple Ridge Burrards come to town.
