Giants drop home game to Raiders

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Posted October 14, 2010 1:03 am.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130)- The Vancouver Giants lost 5-3 to the Prince Albert Raiders scoring twice in the third, but falling short

Michael Burns, Neil Manning and Craig Cunningham scored for the G-men.

Giants goalie Brenden Jensen stopped 32 of the 37 shots that were fired at him in the game.

Vancouver hosts the Seattle Thunderbirds on Friday night  

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