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The West Kelowna Warriors expect to have their largest crowd of the season Tuesday when they welcome the Vernon Vipers back into Royal LePage Place.
It's the Warriors annual Total Tuesday where Total Restoration bought out the house. All tickets to the game are free for fans.
As of the weekend, there were very few remaining.
The Warriors are welcoming in the Vipers for the second time in four days.
The two teams met last Friday at RLP, a 4-3 Warriors victory.
Defenceman Dylan Brooks scored twice in that game, including the game winner 4:58 into the third period.
They followed that up one night later with an 8-1 pounding of the Centennials in Merritt.
Jaiden Moriello had a career-high five points in that game, including his first BCHL hat trick.
The Warriors will be looking for their fourth win in a row Tuesday, and to solidify their hold on second place in the Interior Division.
They enter Tuesday's game with 11 wins and a pair of overtime losses over their first 15 games, four points better than the Prince George Spruce Kings.
The Vipers meantime are tied with Trail for sixth with an even 7-7-0-1 record.
