Giants opened the scoring but a six-goal outburst in the first and second period was too much for Vancouver to overcome as they finished a weekend series at the CN Centre in Prince George on Sunday, Nov. 13 with a loss.

Their appearance was the last stop of an eight-game road trip for the G-Men.

Giants forward Ty Halaburda opened the scoring as he redirected a Mazden Leslie pass through Tyler Brennan’s legs just 1:17 into the game.

Right after that, Brenden Pentecost sniped home his first Western Hockey League goal to double the Giants lead just under three minutes later.

No shortage of action to start us off in the home of Mr. PG, including this goal from Brenden Pentecost!

— The WHL (@TheWHL)

Carter MacAdams answered for the Cougars 22 seconds later.

Then, at 10:45 of the first, Riley Heidt buried his first goal of the game to tie it for the Cougars.

Cole Dubinsky brought the Cougars ahead 3-2 off a scramble in front of Jesper Vikman with 8:51 remaining in the period.

Noah Boyko added to the Cougar lead five minutes later following a goaltending change for Vancouver, with Brett Mirwald subbing in for Jesper Vikman.

Then, with just 24 seconds left in the opening frame, Heidt scored his second of the night, this one on a power play.

Heidt completed his hat trick early in the second period with 2:59. The goal was challenged for offside but was upheld.

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In the third, Giants Samuel Honzek scored his 12th of the season on a top-corner shot off a face-off 7:32 into the third.

Zack Ostapchuk brought Vancouver back within two with 2:13 to go, but Prince George shut the door the rest of the way.

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Final Score: Prince George 6, Vancouver 4.

G-MEN SET FOR ANOTHER WHITE SPOT LEGENDS WEEKEND NOVEMBER 18

Team to wear replicas of Canada's jerseys from 1972 Summit Series.

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— Vancouver Giants (@WHLGiants)

Next up, Giants will host the Kamloops Blazers on White Spot Legends Weekend on Friday, Nov. 18 at the 91Ô­´´ Events Centre. Puck drops at 7:30 p.m.