The Trail Smoke Eaters have now lost four straight.
The Smokies were dealt a 9-5 blow at the hands of the Vernon Vipers Saturday.
They then fell short in a 5-3 final against the Powell River Kings Sunday.
Trail hosts West Kelowna Friday.
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