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Earning back-to-back wins on the weekend against Eastern Washington, assistant coach Tom Spencer was pleased with SFU Men’s Hockey’s effort over the weekend.

“Right now, [the] guys are confident and we wanted to make sure we executed regardless of who the opponent was,” he said. “We wanted to make sure they brought their a-game and stay on task, execute what we worked on in practice and we thought we did a real good job of that.”

This Friday, the Clan will take on the Trinity Western Spartans in the last game of a nearly month long road stretch.

Defenceman Zack Klebaum and Forward Sam Chatterley, who were injured in Saturday’s game and didn’t play Sunday, are day-to-day. Forward Jesse Mysiorek, who didn’t play either game on the weekend, is day-to-day. Defenceman Nick Coltura is also listed as day-to-day.

Forward Tyler Basham, who has missed the last five games with a shoulder injury, has been making good progress. However, he is questionable for Friday’s game.

“Tyler looked good [yesterday] in practice,” said Spencer. “[But] definitely a thing we don’t want to rush back. He says he feels great, but we want to make sure the doctor gives him the green light. I think it’s more looking to the long term gain as opposed to the short term solution. We don’t want to put him in a situation where he gets hurt real quick right coming back again.”

Defenceman Robson Cramer (eye), forward Pavlo Zerebecky (hip), and forward Mike Sandor (thumb) will not slot into the lineup this weekend due to injury, and are out week-to-week.