On the tails of CSUB making Bakersfield sports history, a Kern County hockey team is also on their way to history on Saturday.
Early morning interviews with @23ABCNews before the big game. 2 P.M. at the Staples Center. pic.twitter.com/QA3NHOrGL4
— Kern County Knights (@kcknightshc) March 19, 2016
The inaugural LA Kings high school hockey championship is Saturday and playing in that game? Of course, some of Kern County’s top hockey talent.
There are no school hockey teams at the high school level in California, so members of a the Kern County Knights, a hockey league, formed to play the sport.
The boys are headed to LA for the championship game at Staples Center at 2 pm. Watch on https://t.co/LDEM2puiv6??? pic.twitter.com/dm7YUr0QQr
— Kern County Knights (@kcknightshc) March 19, 2016
Headed by former Bakersfield Condor’s all-star Paul Willet, the team will take on Santa Barbara , a team they've lost to twice before, but only by one goal.
They’re hoping to not let that happen again.
The game will be down at the Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles at 2 p.m. and is free to attend.
To watch the game, go to blackdogenterprises.org.
