The Kelowna Kodiaks went 1-2 this past week. All games were on the road. The first two games were back to back against the Cranbrook Blackwolves. The Kelowna Kodiaks lost the first game to Cranbrook 11-6 (April 25th, 2026). Kelowna’s offense found its rhythm as the game progressed, though penalties ultimately stalled their momentum. 13 total penalties for Kelowna in the first game alone. Kelowna’s Jonah Rampone tallied the most points in the first game against Cranbrook with 3 points (2G, 1A). Carson Donnelly of Kelowna got 19 total penalty minutes in the first game. As for the second game against the Cranbrook Blackwolves (April 26th, 2026), we saw a much better Kelowna team. Kelowna won 10-4 against Cranbrook. While Kelowna still led the game in penalty minutes, they dominated the shots on net with 65 attempts on goal. Leading the charge was Ryder Gelsvik, who found the back of the net four times in the victory. With a couple days of rest, the Kelowna Kodiaks were back at it on Wednesday April 29th. They played a high goal scoring team the South Okanagan Flames. South Okanagan beat Kelowna 16-5. Once again, Kelowna got 11 penalties and way less shots. South Okanagan player Evan Hartviksen got 9 points in the game (4G, 5A). In the past three games, the Kelowna Kodiaks have gotten 35 penalties. The Kelowna Kodiaks next two games are at Kelowna Memorial Arena, May 9th vs Kamloops and May 10th is vs Cranbrook. Both games start at 7:00 pm pst. Come out and support the Kodiaks!