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BV wins the Keystone Cup

The Beaver Valley Nitehawks have won the Keystone Cup!

The Nitehawks completed a perfect run to the Western Canadian title with a 5-1 drubbing of host Abbotsford in Sunday’s final.

Taylor Stafford scored twice and was recognized as the player of the game just a day after having some of his teeth knocked out.

Forward Dallas Calvin was named the event’s Offensive MVP, while Goalie Brett Clark was named the Tournament MVP.

BV went 6-and-0 at the Keystone, allowing just 5 goals against in those six games.

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