Border Bruins enjoy strong first half

Grand Forks Border Bruins head coach-general manager Dave Hnatiuk feels they had a pretty solid first half.

“The games we dropped were lessons for us to learn and areas that we need to make sure we can be prepared for in the future,” he said.

Hnatiuk added every player finds their groove at different times, and different units click at different times.

“Players go on heaters at different times. Look at Brandon Gray, Tyler Burke and Levi Astill right now. They’re super hot. It’s overall a year’s worth of work.”


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