by Kevin Rothbauer of The Cowichan Valley Citizen
"We really probably deserved a better fate against Salmon Arm," said Caps coach Scott Robinson. "I think we were the better team that day, but we didn't get it done."
The Caps had one of their least-impressive goaltending efforts of the season. Starter Kiefer Smiley played 54:43, and allowed five goals on 27 shots, while Matt Ferraro played 5:17 in relief and stopped only one of the two shots he faced.
"It seems that we score three or four every night, and that should be enough to win games," he explained. "I think our defence at this point can do better. We have the ability and size and strength to shut people down. We're capable of that, and we will do it."
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