The Hope Wildcats started out with a strong lead of 3-0 in the first half of a game against the Chilliwack Bombers Atom team on Saturday at Twin Rinks. However

Hockey weekend in Hope

Atom tournament runs throughout weekend at Hope arena

The Hope Wildcats started out with a strong lead of 3-0 in the first half of a game against the Chilliwack Bombers Atom team on Saturday at Twin Rinks. However, the Bombers recovered in the second period, gaining their own three points. In the third period, the Bombers managed another two goals to bring the final score to 5-3. Catch more Wildcats action this weekend at the Hope arena, during the Atom A1 Hockey Tournament.

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