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There was a significant buzz in the building at Town Toyota Center throughout the season as well, with 69,462 fans filing in for the 26 home games, an average of 2,672 per game. That marked the second-highest figure in the league and highest total for the Wild at the gate since 2017-18

The Wenatchee Wild were one of the last eight teams standing in the British Columbia Hockey League postseason, but the Penticton Vees will be the team continuing its quest for the Fred Page Cup after their Interior Conference semifinal meeting Wednesday at Town Toyota Center.

Penticton used a four-goal first period to jump into the driver’s seat and claim a 7-0 Game Two victory, taking a two-game lead in the best-of-seven series with Wenatchee. The teams return to Wenatchee for games 3 and four this week.

Special teams made the difference, with each team putting away a power play goal and the Vees adding a shorthanded tally for the 3-1 final, as Penticton grabs the series opener with Wenatchee. The win was Penticton’s 37th consecutive victory on home ice, dating back to last season’s run to the Fred Page Cup championship.

Lots of fun things to do this weekend! From Checking out a high school musical in Moses Lake, to attending the opening weekend of Ohme Gardens and the Wenatchee Valley Super Oval. Plus, the very funny Jay Larson is in town! Scroll below, find something for you and the family and go...

Wenatchee Wild players Ean Somoza and Micah Berger have been honored by the BCHL broadcasters with postseason selections to the All-Star and All-Rookie teams.

The conference semifinal series is a best-of-seven affair, with the Vees to potentially host four of the seven games, including the first two games on Friday, April 14 and Saturday, April 15. The series shifts to Wenatchee for a pair of weeknight games on Tuesday, April 18 and Wednesday, April 19.

The Cranbrook Bucks forced their British Columbia Hockey League Interior Conference quarterfinal series back to Wenatchee with a 4-2 victory at Western Financial Place. The Wild will face the Bucks one final time on home ice, with a seventh game set for Tuesday in Cranbrook if necessary.

One night after setting a new team record with four goals in a playoff game, Murray matched it with four more Wednesday, pushing the Wild to a 4-0 lead on the way to a 4-2 victory over the Bucks at Town Toyota Center

PHOTO: Wenatchee forwards Ean Somoza and Parker Murray (right) celebrate a Wild goal in a recent home game. Murray scored Wenatchee’s only goal Friday in a 3-1 loss to Cranbrook in the opening game of the 2023 playoffs. (Photo credit: Russ Alman/Digital Media Northwest) By Austin Draude Wenatchee Wild Media Relations & Broadcast Manager CRANBROOK, British Columbia – The opening game of the pla