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The Fort St. John Senior Flyers travelled to Hythe Saturday night.

The Flyers made the trip with only ten players and ended up losing 7-5 to the Mustangs. Paul Wiens scored two on the night and Dave Alexander, Todd Alexander and Arlo Hadland each scored one.

The Flyers will now take a break for the holidays and continue the regular season on January 6th in Horse Lake. 

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