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The Clippers have clinched a BCHL playoff spot with a 6-2 home ice victory over the Surrey Eagles. (Image Credit: Damon James/Island Images Photography)
Dominant Offense

Six different Clippers hit the scoresheet in win over Surrey

Feb 14, 2026 | 1:07 AM

NANAIMO — The Clippers continue to wrack up goals with a 6-2 win over the Surrey Eagles.

In their past two games the Clippers have outscored their opponents 11-3 and the club has scored five goals or more in five of their last six contests.

Tanner Bruender opened the scoring 24 seconds into the first period against Surrey and Blakes Jones first BCHL tally put Nanaimo up by a pair.

Michael Fiedorczuk got the Eagles within a goal before before the end of the period but then Jack Rimmer and Indiana Grossbard upped Nanaimo’s advantage to 4-1 through 40 minutes.

A pair of third period power markers for Charles Beland and Hayden Fechner put the Clippers in full control until a late power play goal from Surrey’s Gleb Semenko capped off the scoring.

Nanaimo outshot Surrey 38-29 while going 2/6 on the man advantage and 5/6 killing penalties.

The Clippers now have points in six straight games with a 5-0-1 record.

Nanaimo has strengthened their grip on second place in the Coastal West division to seven points over the Alberni Valley Bulldogs.

The Clippers victory also officially clinched a BCHL playoff spot.

A busy weekend continues with games Feb. 14 at home against Powell River and Feb. 16 on the road in Vernon.

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