The Surrey Eagles showcased their offensive firepower in a dominant 8-4 victory over the Victoria HA in a Junior Prospects Hockey League matchup. Surrey set the tone early, with Cristian Phillips opening the scoring just over a minute into the game. The first period was a relentless assault, as Coleton Eby, Brennan Leung, and Brayden Bains all found the back of the net, giving the Eagles a commanding 4-0 lead. Victoria's Hunter Villecourt faced a barrage of 16 shots in the opening frame, while Surrey's Austin Wilson was rarely tested, seeing only 8 shots from the home side.
The second period saw the game's momentum swing wildly. Daniel Culbert extended Surrey's lead with what would prove to be the game-winning goal early in the period. Victoria then mounted a remarkable comeback attempt, with Jaxon Potvin and Austin Joyce scoring to cut the deficit. Joyce struck again on the power play, bringing Victoria within two goals and injecting life into the home squad. However, Surrey's power play unit responded emphatically, as Parvaan Dulai and Isaak Toews scored with the man advantage to restore Surrey's commanding lead. The period was marred by penalties, particularly for Victoria's Sebastian Byram, who took three minors that hampered his team's comeback efforts.
Any hopes of a Victoria rally were extinguished in the third period. Niko Stamatakis managed to get one back for the home team, but Surrey's Nyxton Sunner answered just minutes later to seal the 8-4 victory. Daniel Culbert was the standout playmaker for Surrey, recording an impressive four assists, while Austin Liu and Niko Stamatakis found themselves in frequent penalty trouble for their respective teams. The shot totals told the story of Surrey's dominance, outshooting Victoria 42-22 overall, with Villecourt facing constant pressure in the Victoria net throughout the contest.