Frostbite Continue Dominance Over Vipers Winning 8-3

Published on March 8, 2006 under International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2)
Roanoke Valley Vipers News Release


ROANOKE, VA - The Roanoke Valley Vipers, member of the United Hockey League (UHL), began their evening hopefully Wednesday at the Roanoke Civic Center as several players made their long-awaited returns from the injured reserve, and Shawn Conschafter made the start in net for the first time since January 21st.

Adirondack got on the board early with a goal from Frank Bakrlik at 2:18 of the first period. Branislav Kvetan evened the score for the Vipers at the 15:22 mark as the Vipers held on, but the Frostbite answered with two more in the second period. Jan Jas made the score 3-2 at 12:58 of the second, yet again the Frostbite responded loudly, scoring five consecutive goals on Conschafter and the Vipers defense.

Jonathan Charette made it 8-3 with a late goal at 19:06 of the third, but the damage had been done as the Vipers dropped their sixth straight in front of a crowd of 1,071.

The Vipers have a busy weekend ahead as they host the Richmond RiverDogs on Friday and Saturday nights at 7:35p.m. and the Rockford IceHogs on Sunday at 5:05p.m. Saturday night the Vipers will honor former Roanoke and NHL hockey greats Daniel Berthiaume and Dave "The Hammer" Schultz with a jersey retirement ceremony during the first intermission of their game against the RiverDogs. Sunday will be Fire Safety Day and the Third Annual Guns and Hoses Charity Hockey game will take place following the Vipers game and special fire-themed jersey auction. In support of the Guns and Hoses event, which benefits the MDA, the Vipers are offering $5.00 goal and center ice tickets to fans on Sunday. Don't miss this exciting weekend of fun for the whole family! Call the Vipers office today at (540) 345-PUCK (7825) to get your tickets!



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