Vees tumble out of national rankings

The powerhouse Penticton Vees have been boom or bust in recent weeks where the CJHL weekly Top-20 is concerned.

BCHL teams continue to yo-yo up and down the Canadian Junior Hockey League top-20 rankings. The latest list, released Monday morning, finds the Powell River Kings moving up seven spots, from 15 to 8, while the Penticton Vees drop off the list entirely. Not even an honourable mention. The only other BCHL team making the grade this week is the Langley Rivermen, checking in at No. 11.

The Prince George Spruce Kings get an honourable mention.

See cjhlhockey.com for more.

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