Giants Dominate the Royals 7-2
Published on December 6, 2012 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Vancouver Giants News Release
VICTORIA, BC - The Vancouver Giants ended a 7 game winless streak, beating the Victoria Royals 7-2 at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Arena Wednesday night.
Cain Franson led the way for the Giants with a pair of goals, including the first one of the game, and an assist.
Four other Giants finished the night with multiple points; Jackson Houck had one goal and two assists, Carter Popoff had a goal and an assist, and both Blake Orban and Dalton Sward had two assists each.
Payton Lee stopped 31 shots and the Giants were 1-for-2 on the powerplay.
*Next Giants' game:* Friday, December 7 vs. Swift Current Broncos at 7:30pm (Home game)
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