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Spuce Kings fall to Smoke Eaters to end season - IN PHOTOS
The Prince George Spruce Kings were looking to keep their playoff hopes alive as they took on the Trail Smoke Eaters in game four of their best-of-seven series. Trail came out on top, defeating the Kings by a score of 3-1 completing the four-game sweep and ending the Spruce Kings season.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Prince George Spruce Kings forward Andrew Seaman breaks in alone and tries to put the puck past Trail Smoke Eaters goaltender Logan Terness on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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James Doyle
Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Prince George Spruce Kings forward Andrew Seaman breaks in alone against the Trail Smoke Eaters on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Prince George Spruce Kings forward Carter Cochrane skates the puck down ice against Trail Smoke Eaters defender Trevor Isaksson on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Prince George Spruce Kings forward John Herrington skates the puck down ice against Trail Smoke Eaters defender Diarmad DiMurro on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Prince George Spruce Kings forward Nolan Welsh makes a play with the puck against Trail Smoke Eaters defender Kent Johnson on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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Citizen Photo by James Doyle. Trail Smoke Eaters forward Carson Briere collides with Prince George Spruce Kings goaltender Carter Woodside while teammate Colton Cameron looks to clear the loose puck on Tuesday night at Rolling Mix Concrete Arena in the fourth game of their best-of-seven playoff series.
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