KIJHL Preview: Castlegar returns home tied with Spokane, do or die for Leafs

The Head Coach of the Castlegar Rebels wants a better effort from his team heading into game 5 with the Spokane Braves Thursday night.

Rebels bench boss Jesse Dorrans is speaking after his club was flattened 6-0 Tuesday in Spokane.

The series returns to Castlegar tied 2-2.

Neither side has won two straight yet.

Elsewhere,

It’s do or die for the Nelson Leafs.

Nelson visits the Beaver Valley Nite Hawks tonight down 3-1 in their opening round match-up.

The Nite Hawks have eliminated the Leafs in two straight postseasons.

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