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FEBRUARY 13TH - 16TH 2014
PEE WEE INVITATIONAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
43RD ANNUAL
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Norman (Odie) Lowe played four games with the New York Rangers from 1948-50, earning one goal and one assist.
He was an excellent playmaker and goal scorer who was best known in senior hockey circles.
The Winnipeg native played junior with the hometown Rangers and Canadians of the MJHL and the Lethbridge Native Sons of the AJHL. He led each league in assists once each and then scored 27 goals as a rookie pro with the EHL’s New York Rovers in 1948-49. After a cup of mocha with the Rangers, he helped them the Rovers win the EHL title.
Lowe spent a couple of more years in the minors before spending the last few years of his career in the senior Okanagan league. He starred for the 1956 Allan Cup champion Vernon Canadians and turned in his best performance with a league-high 61 goals and 114 points in 1956-57. Before retiring in 1961, he closed out his career in style by topping the 30-goal mark three straight years.
Odie coached the Canadians in the 1961-62 season and later coached the B.C. Junior Hockey League Vernon Essos for four seasons, leading them to the league title in 1971.
Said former Esso forward Eddie Johnstone: “Halfway through my second season with the Essos, I gotta call from Medicine Hat (Tigers) and I didn’t want to go. I was the first guy cut from their training camp two years in a row and didn’t know why. Odie pulled me aside and said, ‘if you’re going to pursue this you need to get out of here. When you get there, pursue your dreams.’ And I did.”
His son, Terry, who is also known as Odie, skated at countless Esso practices and went on to claim the BCJHL scoring title in the 1978-79 season with 154 points. The year before, Terry racked up 132 points with Taber Golden Suns of the Alberta League.
For the past decade, Odie Sr., 85, has put on his skates and dropped the puck for the Canadians
oldtimers Tuesday nights.
Cover: Vernon’s Jordan Burns, Alex Gillies and Curtis Lazar boosted the star-studded Watkin Motors Mustangs to the 2008 Coke Classic title, a threepeat for Vernon. Burns is a d-man with the Powell River Kings and has a scholarship locked up with Alaska-Fairbanks; Gillies is a sniper with the Salmon Arm SilverBacks and will play for the Michigan Tech Huskies next season; Lazar, a first-round Ottawa Senators’ draft, logged major minutes for Team Canada in the recent World Juniors and is a leading scorer with the Edmonton Oil Kings.
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ODIE LOWE A LEGEND IN VERNONBy Kevin MitchellVernon Morning Star
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEOn behalf of the Greater Vernon Minor Hockey Association executive, staff, volunteers and members, I would like to welcome all players, coaches and families to the 43rd Pee Wee Tier 1 Coca-Cola Classic!This tournament has become a proud tradition in Vernon, and a highlight of the Vernon Winter Carnival held every year for 9 days in the 2nd week of February. This year’s theme is “Carnival of Superheroes”, and I couldn’t think of a more fitting term to describe the minor hockey experience. The countless hours that are dedicated to our youth by coaches, officials, administrators and hockey moms and dads, is truly heroic. It is through world class tournaments such as this, that all of your efforts are rewarded by the smiles on our kids’ faces.As an association, we embrace the principles of Respect in Sport, which reminds us to respect our coaches, volunteers, officials, the fans, and perhaps most importantly, our opponents. The history of this tournament is a proud one, and we are honored you have chosen Vernon and the Coca Cola Classic tournament as a place to build positive memories for your team and its supporters. Have Fun!Sincerely,Richard Frater, President Greater Vernon Minor Hockey Association
Welcome to the 43rd Annual Coca-Cola Classic Invitational Pee Wee Hockey Tournament!
The Organizing Committee has once again worked diligently to bring players and visitors to Vernon to participate in this fun Winter Carnival tournament. We will have teams from Seattle, Prince George, Nanaimo, Calgary, Edmonton, Strathcona and Warman Saskatchewan.
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Good luck to all the players and coaches - let the games begin!
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Vernon Mustangs gather around the “B” championship trophy after winning the 42nd “B Event Final” at the annual Coca-Cola Invitational Pee Wee Hockey Tournament over the Nanaimo Clippers.
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DRAFTED ALUMNI TO THE NHLPlayer Pee Wee Team Drafted By Where NowErrol RausseRay AllsionLen DawesTony FeltrinBarry PedersonSteve TsijiuraMike WintherRick ChernomazJohn NewberryPaul CyrMike KaszyckiChris JensenGreg AdamsGord KluzakLane LambertBrian CurranMark LambDoug QuinnMark TinordiRocky TrottierEmmanuel ViveirosDoug BodgerRobin BawaMike BergerRobin ShudraJeff SharplesMatt PesklewisWade FlahertyGreg HawgoodFrank FurlanMark PedersenCraig EndeanRyan McGillPeter Soberlak
Quesnel 1972Cranbrook 1972Nanaimo 1974Nanaimo 1974Nanaimo 1974Lethbridge 1974Prince George 1974Port Alberni 1975Port Alberni 1975Port Alberni 1975Spokane 1975Fort St. John 1975Nelson 1976Swift Current 1977Swift Current 1977Red Deer 1977Swift Current 1978Red Deer 1978Red Deer 1978Swift Current 1978St. Albert 1978Fuller Lake 1979Fuller Lake 1979Ft. Sask. 1979Ft. Sask. 1979Terrace 1980St. Albert 1980Terrace 1980St. Albert 1980Nanaimo 1980Medicine Hat 1981Prince George 1981Sherwood Park 1982Kamloops 1982
Washington 1979Hartford 1979Chicago 1979Pittsburgh 1979Boston 1980Philadelphia 1981Edmonton 1979Colorado 1981Montreal 1981Buffalo 1982NY Islanders 1980Philadelphia 1981New Jersey 1984Boston 1983Detroit 1983Buffalo 1982Calgary 1982Vancouver 1983Buffalo 1987New Jersey 1983Edmonton 1984Pittsburgh 1984Washington 1984Minnesota 1985Edmonton 1986Detroit 1985Boston 1986Buffalo 1987Boston 1986Winnipeg 1986Montreal 1986Winnipeg 1986Chicago 1987Edmonton 1988
Retired NHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired EuropeRetired EuropeRetired NHL/EuropeRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired IHLRetired NHLRetired NHLCoach NHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired CollegeRetired NHLRetired AHLRetired NHLRetired NHLRetired IHLRetired NHLRetired EuropeRetired IHLRetired NHLGoalie coach, NHLRetired NHLRetired IHLRetired NHLRetired ECHLRetired NHLRetired AHL
DRAFTED ALUMNI TO THE NHLPlayer Pee Wee Team Drafted By Where NowChris JosephKerry RussellRuss RomanikMike Needham Murray DuvalCollin BauerJason MarshallLee J. LeslieRichard MatvichukRay WhitneyJoaquin GageJarrett DeulingDaymond LangkowMike DubinskyRandy PetrukKevin SwansonSteve McCarthyDarrell HayMatt Ellison Derek Meech Ben WalterAdam CourchaineShawn BelleMitch FaddenDan GendurCasey Pierro-ZabotelRiley NashZach HamillMorgan Relly Mathew DumbaBrett ConnollyBrett BulmerLandon Ferraro
Burnaby 1982Kamloops 1982St. Boniface 1982Ft. Sask. 1983Ft. Sask. 1983Ft. Sask. 1983Cranbrook 1984Prince George 1986Ft. Sask. 1986Ft. Sask. 1986Coquitlam 1987Whitehorse 1987Sherwood Park 1990Sherwood Park 1990Cranbrook 1991Prince George 1993Trail/Rossland 1994Kamloops 1994Cowichan 1997Winnipeg 1997Semiahmoo 1998Winnipeg 1998Edmonton 1999Victoria 2001Victoria 2001Kamloops 2002Kamloops 2002Port Coquitlam 2002Hollyburn 2006Calgary Crowchild 2006Prince George 2005Prince George 2004Burnaby Winter Club 2003
Pittsburgh 1988Hartford 1987Winnipeg 1988Pittsburgh 1989 NY Rangers 1988Edmonton 1988St. Louis 1989St. Louis 1992Minnesota 1991San Jose 1991Edmonton 1992NY Islanders 1992Tampa Bay 1995Vancouver 1994Colorado 1996Vancouver 1999Chicago 1999Vancouver 1999Chicago 2004Detroit 2002Boston 2004Minnesota 2004Dallas 2004Tampa Bay 2007Vancouver 2007Pittsburgh 2007Edmonton 2007Boston 2007Toronto 2012Minnesota 2012Tampa Bay 2010Minnesota 2010Detroit 2009
Retired NHLRetired AHLRetired NHLRetired AHL Retired ECHLRetired AHLRetired NHLRetired EuropeRetired NHLDallas StarsRetired AHLRetired AHLRetired NHLRetired WHLRetired ECHLRetired ECHLZunich, Swiss AItalyRussiaRussiaFinlandGermanySwedenRetired ECHLRetired ECHLGwinnett ECHLCarolina HurricanesUtica, AHLToronto Maple LeafsMinnesota WildTampa Bay LightningMinnesota WildGrand Rapids AHL
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Front Row (L-R): #35 Kobe Grant, #14 Cameron Moger, #15 Lucas Zubrod, #16 Coletyn Boyarski, #30 Tyler SedlacekMiddle Row (L-R): #4 Anne Cherkowski, #7 Gavin Fleck, #10 Lucas Wood, Sandy Moger (Head Coach), #18 Eric Noren, #12 Trevor Kennedy, #19 Rowan MillerBack Row (L-R): Sam Mowat (Asst. Coach), #8 Tanner Brown, #9 Lee Christensen, #6 Scott Gilowski, #11 Ben King, #20 Cory Lazar, Michelle Fleck (Team Manager)Not Pictured: #17 Lochlan O’Keefe
The Vernon Peewee Tier 1 Vipers play in the Greater Vernon Minor Hockey Association. They are affiliated in the OMAHA Tier 1 Division along with Kelowna, Kamloops and Prince George. Being a very young team of 17 players, made up of 10 first years and 7 second years, the goal of the team is to stay focused and work hard to remain competitive. Vipers have continued to improve their record from the beginning of the season.
The team style of play is to be strong, defensive and hard working. Team goals are being accomplished as the players strive to better their skill and team play both on and off the ice.
The Vipers won gold at the Penticton tournament and have worked hard to close the gap between themselves and their league opponents. They look forward to the challenge of the Coca Cola Classic tournament.
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Front Row (L-R): #1 Colton Anderson, #15 Phoenix Notenboom, #6 Spencer Weinkauf, Lisa Parker (Team Manager), Vern Olson (Head Coach), #3 Kyle James, #18 Jake Spak, # 31 Taylor GauthierMiddle Row (L-R): Mark Spak (Asst. Coach), #14 Kyle Boudreau, #4 Joel Homersham, #2 Mitchell Watson, #16 Lucas Jones, #9 Ben Karman, Rob Watson (Asst. Coach)Back Row (L-R): #8 Zach Ashton, #11 Ethan King, #7 Eric Cole, #17 Mitchell Fleming, #12 Quinn Olson, #5 Eric Parker
The Blackfoot Chiefs PW 1 team plays in the Calgary Minor Hockey Association. There are 13 teams competing in the Pee Wee 1 division and the Chiefs are currently tied for second place in the seeding round.
The team is comprised of 17 second year PeeWee players, of whom 12 are returning players from last year’s PW 1 team. This core group of 12 players have been together for the past six seasons. Already this year, the Blackfoot Chiefs have won the Springbank Jets AA Invitational Tournament and the Lethbridge AA Peewee Tournament, going undefeated in all of their games in each tournament.
The Blackfoot Chiefs play a skilled passing game – their style of play is characterized by excellent puck movement, discipline and a focus on systems. They are successful because of their skating skills, strong sense of teamwork and their ability to quickly move the puck.
The Chiefs coaching staff is led by Vern Olson. Mr. Olson and the balance of the coaching staff have been with the majority of the players on the team over the past 6 seasons. Head coach Vern Olson previously attended this tournament in 2010 as coach of another very successful Blackfoot Chiefs team.
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Front Row (L-R): #1 Noah Weinkauf-Bowman, #31 Maxim CurrieSecond Row (L-R): #4 Charlie McFadden, #13 Brett Rylance, #14 Liam Robb, #8 Ryan Spence, #2 Devan Justice-Riar, #6 Brandon Mejia, #10 Xavier HaroThird Row (L-R): #15 Konor Campbell, #16 Jared Holliday, #9 Samuel Katallah, #11 Graeme Bryks, #7 Neit Salame, #3 Adam Glugosh, #5 Alex Alucema, #12 Nicholas MagisBack Row (L-R): Brad McFadden (Asst. Coach), Dan Glugosh (Trainer), Ignacio Haro (Asst. Coach), Alex Bryks (Asst. Coach), Scott Holliday (Asst. Coach), Ken Rylance (Head Coach), Donovan Robb (Manager)
Knights of Columbus (KC) Hockey is Edmonton’s only city-wide provider of organized minor hockey from Initiation (age 4-6) to Midget AAA (age 15-18). KC Hockey is made up of seven separate clubs who manage and administer the House programs, and the KC Athletics Club which manages the Rep Program. In the 60 years KC Hockey has been in existence, the LANCERS Hockey Team has been the Flagship of the Peewee Category.
KC Lancers play in a 30 team - Alberta Peewee AA Super League and currently sit at the top of the league in regulation play. The Lancers have attended 2 tournaments in the 2013 season winning Gold in both tournaments. The Lancers are also proud to have 8 players selected to TEAM EDMONTON for the Alberta Winter Games taking place in Banff in February 2014. 8 Zone teams representing the province of Alberta will battle to the end for top ZONE team in Alberta.
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Front Row (L-R): #35 Campbell Arnold, #9 Chase Heslop, #19 Josh Zary, #10 Ethan Jones, #14 Trey Boylan, #27 Aaron Marsh, #1 Blake Wood
Middle Row (L-R): Coach Chris Jones (Head Coach), Marty Boylan (Asst. Coach), #5 Seth Walde, #3 Liam Moody, #20 Josh Parkin, #8 Connor Macleod,
#12 Justin Sexton, #6 Thomas Fridriksson, Mitch Heslop (Asst. Coach)
Back Row (L-R): #21 Riley Gannon, #88 Evan Soucy, #17 Luke Schlitz, #11 Brandan Rogers
The Nanaimo Clippers play Pee Wee tier 1 in the Vancouver Island League. There are seven teams in their division. There are 17 players on the roster, four
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2014 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE(1) All games shall be regulation stop time, no ties, sudden death overtime.(2) In the event 2 teams are tied for points, the team defeating the other shall be placed higher.(3) In the event 3 teams are tied for points, the standings will be determined using the following formula. (a) The team with the best goal average will be placed higher. Example: Goals for 10; Goals against 4; percentage is 10/14 = .714 (b) If 2 teams have the same goal average, the team defeating the other will be placed higher. (c) Coin flip if necessary
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PLAYOFF FORMAT
GAME TIME DAY HOME VS VISITOR SCORE
13 8:00 AM Sat 3rd In Sun Valley vs 4th in Coca-Cola
14 10:15 AM Sat 3rd in Coca-Cola vs 4th in Sun Valley
15 12:30 PM Sat 1st in Coca-Cola vs 2nd in Sun Valley
16 2:45 PM Sat 1st in Sun Valley vs 2nd in Coca-Cola
“D” EVENT FINAL
17 10:00 AM Sun Losers of Games #13 and #14
“C” EVENT FINAL
18 12:30 PM Sun Winners of Games #13 and #14
“B” EVENT FINAL
19 3:15 PM Sun Losers of Games #15 and #16
“A” EVENT FINAL
20 5:30 PM Sun Winners of Games #15 and #16
WINNERS
“A” EVENT
“B” EVENT
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COCA-COLA DIVISIONVernon Watkin Motors Vipers
Warman WildcatsStrathcona WarriorsNanaimo Clippers
STANDINGS1.
2.
3.
4.
SUN VALLEY DIVISIONSeattle Jr A1
Edmonton K of C Lancers Prince George Cougars
Calgary Blackfoot Chiefs
STANDINGS1.
2.
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Game Time Day Division Home Visitor Score
1 8:00 AM Thur CC Strathcona Vernon
2 10:15 AM Thur CC Warman Nanaimo
3 12:30 PM Thur SV Seattle Prince George
4 2:45 PM Thur SV Edmonton Calgary
5 6:00 PM Thur CC Vernon Warman
6 8:00 PM Thur CC Nanaimo Strathcona
Game Time Day Division Home Visitor Score
7 8:00 AM Fri SV Edmonton Seattle
8 10:15 AM Fri SV Calgary Prince George
9 12:30 PM Fri CC Warman Strathcona
10 3:00 PM Fri CC Vernon Nanaimo
11 5:30 PM Fri SV Calgary Seattle
12 8:00 PM Fri SV Prince George Edmonton
2014 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE(1) All games shall be regulation stop time, no ties, sudden death overtime.(2) In the event 2 teams are tied for points, the team defeating the other shall be placed higher.(3) In the event 3 teams are tied for points, the standings will be determined using the following formula. (a) The team with the best goal average will be placed higher. Example: Goals for 10; Goals against 4; percentage is 10/14 = .714 (b) If 2 teams have the same goal average, the team defeating the other will be placed higher. (c) Coin flip if necessary
5:30pm THURSDAYOPENING CEREMONIES
PLAYOFF FORMAT
GAME TIME DAY HOME VS VISITOR SCORE
13 8:00 AM Sat 3rd In Sun Valley vs 4th in Coca-Cola
14 10:15 AM Sat 3rd in Coca-Cola vs 4th in Sun Valley
15 12:30 PM Sat 1st in Coca-Cola vs 2nd in Sun Valley
16 2:45 PM Sat 1st in Sun Valley vs 2nd in Coca-Cola
“D” EVENT FINAL
17 10:00 AM Sun Losers of Games #13 and #14
“C” EVENT FINAL
18 12:30 PM Sun Winners of Games #13 and #14
“B” EVENT FINAL
19 3:15 PM Sun Losers of Games #15 and #16
“A” EVENT FINAL
20 5:30 PM Sun Winners of Games #15 and #16
WINNERS
“A” EVENT
“B” EVENT
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COCA-COLA DIVISIONVernon Watkin Motors Vipers
Warman WildcatsStrathcona WarriorsNanaimo Clippers
STANDINGS1.
2.
3.
4.
SUN VALLEY DIVISIONSeattle Jr A1
Edmonton K of C Lancers Prince George Cougars
Calgary Blackfoot Chiefs
STANDINGS1.
2.
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Game Time Day Division Home Visitor Score
1 8:00 AM Thur CC Strathcona Vernon
2 10:15 AM Thur CC Warman Nanaimo
3 12:30 PM Thur SV Seattle Prince George
4 2:45 PM Thur SV Edmonton Calgary
5 6:00 PM Thur CC Vernon Warman
6 8:00 PM Thur CC Nanaimo Strathcona
Game Time Day Division Home Visitor Score
7 8:00 AM Fri SV Edmonton Seattle
8 10:15 AM Fri SV Calgary Prince George
9 12:30 PM Fri CC Warman Strathcona
10 3:00 PM Fri CC Vernon Nanaimo
11 5:30 PM Fri SV Calgary Seattle
12 8:00 PM Fri SV Prince George Edmonton
PRINCE GEORGE COUGARS
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Front Row (L-R): #1 Gaige Ridland, #9 Brandon Dent, #18 Brendan Moseley, #10 Devin Krahn, #16 James Lalikeas, #17 Elijah Goyer, #5 Max Arnold, #3 Matthew Graham, #35 Brendan FormanBack Row (L-R): Shawn McLaughlin (Team Manager), Ryan Arnold (Head Coach), #7 Colton Kitchen, #14 Corey Cunningham, #11 Corbin Hanson, #2 Matthew Marotta, Rob Crobar (Asst. Coach), #19 Chase Schurack, #22 Conor McLaughlin, #4 Jacob Gendron, #8 Evan Crobar, Shawn Gendron (Asst. Coach) Ed Dent (Asst. Coach)Not Pictured: #6 Aiden Reeves
Prince George has the only Per Wee Tier I program in Northern BC. Our closest competition is 500km away. We play in the OMAHA league and are off to a good start this year. We have 3 first year and 14 second year players. Last year’s Tier 1 team had a tough year with only 2 OMAHA wins. Most of the boys played together last year in Tier 2 and were successful in winning several tournaments. I would describe us as a quick, puck pursuing team that relies on hard work and support to be successful. My goal this year is; to develop all 17 players, to be “in” every game, and to be recognized as a tough team to play against.
Our coaches bring a good balance of knowledge and experience to the team. Two played in the WHL and two have competed at a national level in baseball and judo. As a staff, we understand what it takes to have success as an athlete and are focussed on the long term development of our players. We believe that participating in the 43rd Annual Coca Cola Classic would be one of the highlights of our season.
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Front Row (L-R): #20 Brendan Lee, #16 Eric Prigodich, #22 Miles Seguin, #35 Austin Schwab, #30 Ian Potoshnik, #2 Taylor McCall, #7 Isaac Mbereko, #9 Cole DubickiBack Row (L-R): Ross Goff (Asst. Coach), Mike Herzog (Asst. Coach), #15 Ryan Day, #17 Sam Eberts, #11 Tom Yang, #6 Dylan Herzog, #8 Caden Pattison, #4 Nico deVita, #21 Ryan Baker, #19 Mathew Butson, Kevin Seguin (Head Coach), Sean Baker (Asst. Coach)Not Pictured: #12 Landen Shaw, John Dubicki (Asst. Coach), Corey Schwab (Goalie Coach)
Sno-King Amateur Hockey Association (SKAHA) and Seattle Junior Hockey Association (SJHA), both based in the greater Seattle metropolitan area, have partnered to create Team Seattle, the Premier AAA Hockey in the Northwest. Founded in 1964 and 1974 respectively, SKAHA and SJHA identify themselves through a long standing tradition of excellence and are dedicated to the maintenance and dynamic growth of youth hockey in Washington State. SKAHA is celebrating its 50th Anniversary and was recently designated as a “Model Association” by USA Hockey, one of only 11 in the nation to receive this designation.
Team Seattle is part of the Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association (PCAHA) in the Lower Mainland District of BC Hockey. We are mid-way through our season in flight 2 of the Peewee A Division with a 6-5-1 record. Flight 2 is very evenly matched as the 3rd through 8th ranked team in this 11 team flight are separated by only 7 points. Our Team is comprised of 16 second year players and 1 first year player, a majority of our team has been playing together for three years. Year by year our team has improved their play to gain higher tier level rank relative to the competition. This year we have climbed to flight 2, to be among the top 15 teams in the PCAHA League. Our players are enthusiastic about developing their skills and work persistently to raise their level of play.
We implement a high-pressure, puck possession style game with specific focus on skating, passing, and communication. As a team, we are required to travel internationally for many of our games, this fact, in addition to the rigours of game itself, require extraordinary discipline. This discipline incorporates itself into the fabric of our players; we pride ourselves on player support both on and off the ice to inspire their growth as a person. Our priorities focus on the development of our team to provide continuous improvement in the basic skills and instil a lifetime love for the game of hockey.
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Front Row (L-R): #33 Ethan Kruger, #5 Ben Wood, #10 Jake Lee, #12 Bruce MacGregor, #9 Carter Chorney, #18 Jaxsen Wyatt, #7 Ethan Sochatsky,
#31 Cooper Kennedy
Middle Row (L-R): #13 Seun Ogundiya, #4 Matthew Poole, #19 Ty Whitford, #3 Luke Golka, #8 Blake Gustafson, #14 Brendan Kuny, #6 Logan Dowhaniuk,
#11 Cole Dubinsky
Back Row (L-R): Shannon Wyatt (Team Manager) , Brad MacGregor (Head Coach), Colin Chorney (Asst. Coach), Shaun Kuny (Asst. Coach)
Strathcona Warriors Pee Wee AA is in Hockey Alberta zone 7. Our association is located east of Sherwood Park, AB. The league we play in is PWNHL. This
league consists of 31 teams from Edmonton and northern rural associations. Our current record in league standings is 10-0-1 with 88 GF and 25 GA. The
rooster consists of 8 forwards, 6 defense, and 2 goalies. We have 6 first year players and 10 second year players.
Strathcona Warriors’ season’s plan is built around skills and habit development. Our plan also includes a strong emphasis on life skills development for
our players. Our hope is that our process is successful and the result is a return to the Alberta Provincial Tournament. The Strathcona Warriors style of play
this season embodies a well balanced scoring attack with sound defensive structure and solid goaltending between two goalies. The head coach is Brad
MacGregor; assistant coaches are Colin Chorney, Shaun Kuny, Dean Baird, and manager is Shannon Wyatt.
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Front Row (L-R): #30 Tyler Peterson, #35 Corbin Christianson
Middle Row (L-R): #19 Cole Hardy, #4 Jaxon Martens, #12 Kyrell Sopotyk, #15 Jayda Sachs, #9 Josh Pillar, #7 Holden Knights, #10 Adam Power
Back Row (L-R): Brett Doucette (Asst. Coach), #21 Dylan Ashe, #11 Austin Lamotte, #20 Nolan Seto, #2 Ethan Neufeld, #17 Seth Beaulac-Ray,
#8 Luke Reid, #3 Boston Bayly, #5 Noah Lessmeister, Dustin Cyr (Head Coach)
Not Pictured: Chris Kjarsgaard (Asst. Coach), Brian Neufeld (Team Manager)
The Warman Wildcats Peewee AA are in 1st place in the Centre Four League in Saskatchewan. They won silver in the NAPA Sports Classic tournament in
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in November.
The team is made up of 13 - 2nd year players and 4 - 1st year players with 6 returning players from last season.
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“A” DIVISION TROPHY - AMY MYLES TROPHYBest known for her untiring work with the Vernon & District Minor Hockey Association, Mrs. Myles was a familiar figure around the arena for over 15 years. She was one of the first mothers to start the “Mothers’ Auxiliary to Minor Hockey”. In April 1965, Minor Hockey said “thank you” to Mrs. Myles by presenting her with a Life Membership in the association. In 1968 the CAHA presented her with a Scroll of Merit in recognition of her outstanding service and dedication to hockey and to the physical and mental development of young Canadians.Born in Ontario, she moved to Vernon with her husband Dan after the Second World War. She is survived by her husband Dan and one son and daughter.Amy Myles was a true and great friend to all who knew her.
“B” DIVISION TROPHY - ALEX KULY TROPHYBorn and raised in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Alex Kuly played some of his Junior Hockey with Portage La Prairie Terriers. He then moved to the Flin Flon Bombers defence.During the war he served in the Air Force as a physical education instructor and later returned to play defence for the Flin Flon Bombers. He moved to play defence for Kamloops, and to Vernon where he coached for one season.He was the head referee for the Okanagan Mainline Minor Hockey Association until he was transferred to Quesnel as the Forest Ranger.While in Quesnel he coached the Quesnel Kangaroos. He returned to Vernon in 1961 where he was a strong supporter of Minor Hockey.
“C” DIVISION TROPHY - MICKEY McMAHON TROPHYBorn in Nelson, raised in Revelstoke, Mickey McMahon came to Vernon in 1951, where he was employed as a Telegrapher for the CPR.His avid interest in sports and a love of hockey, along with his enthusiasm for the younger players started his involvement with Minor Hockey in 1968. He managed the pup division and Pee Wee rep teams. Along with coach Walt Trentini, he took the team to win the “A” Division in 1973 and “B” Division in 1974.Mickey held various positions in Minor Hockey including President, 1975-76. He was presented with a Scroll of Merit in 1972 by the Canadian Legion for his contribution to Minor Hockey. In 1977 he was honoured by the Mother’s Auxiliary and was also presented with a Life Membership in the Vernon Minor Hockey Association. He is survived by his wife, one son and a daughter.
“D” DIVISION TROPHY - MICKEY OGASAWARA TROPHYMichael Barton “Mickey” Ogasawara was born in Vernon July 22, 1936. Mickey started playing hockey as a Pee Wee, then played with the bantam and midget rep teams who won valley titles.In 1952, although of midget age, he helped the Vernon Juveniles Hockey Club to win the B.C. Championship in Trail. In 1953, he played for the Juvenile Lacrosse team, coached by the late Ben Douglas and they won the B.C. Juvenile Championship, defeating New Westminister at the coast. In 1954, he was catcher for Nick’s Aces softball team (fastpitch) and won the B.C. Senior “B” Championship in Aldergrove. In 1956, the Vernon Junior Hockey team won the B.C. Championship in Victoria with Mickey as a team member. In 1954 he started work for Kelly Douglas & Co., and became a “25 Year Club” member. After marriage he was head referee for the North Okanagan Hockey League and in the summer he umpired senior baseball games throughout the valley. His two daughters are carrying on his athletic traditions. Mickey passed away October 18, 1981.
DAN OXNARD TROPHY - MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAMDan Oxnard was born in Lytton, B.C. August 1944 and moved to Vernon in 1966. He was a professional firefighter for the Vernon Fire Department for 28 years. Dan gave a great deal of his time off helping raise money for Muscular Dystrophy and the B.C. Burn Unit. He got involved in Minor Hockey in 1975 where he spent 12 years coaching, managing teams or holding down executive positions as Director, Vice President and President.If there was a job to be done Dan was always there to help.Dan joined the Pee Wee Hockey tournament committee in 1985, spending the next 8 years making it the success it is today.Dan died in a skiing accident in January 1995. Dan is survived by his wife Darlene, daughter Tanis and son Dano. He is missed by all who knew him.
ERNIE KOWAL TROPHY - COACH’S AWARDErnie Kowal was active in Junior A and minor hockey in Vernon since moving to the city in 1958.‘Esso Ernie’ served as a coach, manager, vice-president and president in the Vernon Minor Hockey Association and was an owner with the Vernon Essos of the B.C. Junior Hockey League.A volunteer firefighter and former member of the RCMP Auxiliary force, Ernie died December 12, 1997 at the age of 63. He is survived by his wife Viv, son Tom (now an NHL referee) and daughter Sue. Ernie and his brother-in-law, Vern Dye, ran the Junior A franchise in Vernon for more than 20 years and the two men used their own vehicles to transport players on road trips.Ernie coached the juvenile Reps in 1983 and made national headlines with a no swearing policy on the team. He was named provincial coach-of-the-year in 1985 after he and Tom lead the Vernon Atom Reps to the Okanagan title.
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Head Coach Geoff Sanderson of the Calgary Springbank Whalers receives the Ernie Kowal Memorial Trophy as Top Coach of the tournament from Ben Morin, Kowal’s grandson.
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HISTORY OF PEE WEE TOURNAMENT CHAM-PIONS
1972 Saanich 9 - Hollyburn 31973 Vernon 4 - Saanich 21974 Fort St. John 10 - Lethbridge 41975 Port Alberni 13 - Vernon 41976 Red Deer 6 - Seattle 31977 Swift Current 7 - Coquitlam 51978 North Shore 10 - Vernon 41979 North Shore 10 - Vernon 41980 Vernon 6 - St. Albert 31981 Richmond 8 - Nanaimo 41982 Richmond 6 - Kamloops 51983 Fort Saskatchewan 6 - Richmond 5 (OT)1984 Cowichan 5 - Kamloops 11985 Cowichan 3 - Red Deer 2 (OT)1986 Cowichan 8 - Fort Saskatchewan 51987 Winnipeg 11 - Richmond 21988 Winnipeg 9 - Kamloops 8 (OT)1989 Sherwood Park 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT)1990 Winnipeg 6 - Cowichan 5 (OT)1991 Winnipeg 9 - Vernon 41992 Kamloops 12 - South Delta 3
1993 Vernon 6 - Prince George 31994 Edmonton 6 - Trail 11995 Edmonton 5 - Cowichan 41996 Cranbrook 6 - Semiahmoo 31997 Prince George 4 - Cranbrook 11998 Semiahmoo 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT)1999 Edmonton 5 - Penticton 1 2000 Kamloops 7 - St. Albert 62001 Barrie 5 - Edmonton 12002 Port Coquitlam 4 - Barrie 3 (OT)2003 Burnaby 8 - Prince George 32004 Nanaimo 6 - Prince George 42005 Prince George 5 - Abbotsford 2 2006 Vernon 6 - Fairbanks 5 (2 OT) 2007 Vernon 5 - Calgary 3 2008 Vernon 6 - Swift Current 0 2009 Calgary 9 - Burnaby 8 2010 Kent Valley 6 - Edmonton 5 (OT)2011 St. Albert 8 - Simons Valley 52012 Vancouver 6 - Edmonton 32013 Springbank 1 - Vancouver 0
1972 Quesnel 4 - Penticton 3 1973 Riley Park 6 - Jasper 1 1974 Vernon 3 - Kamloops 1 1975 Coquitlam 13 - Fort St. John 5 1976 Port Alberni 6 - Vernon 4 1977 Fort St. John 5 - Red Deer 4 1978 Red Deer 6 - Swift Current 2 1979 Saskatoon 8 - Brandon 3 1980 Terrace 7 - North Shore 4 1981 Vernon 5 - Prince George 3 1982 Prince George 5 - Sherwood Park 3 1983 St. Boniface 12 - Trail 2 1984 Vernon 9 - Nanaimo 8 1985 North Delta 3 - Winnipeg 1 1986 Prince George 8 - Winnipeg 7 1987 Coquitlam 7 - Seattle 1 1988 Vernon 12 - Victoria 4 1989 Winnipeg 6 - Burbaby 5 (OT) 1990 Sherwood Park 10 - Vernon 1 1991 Cowichan 9 - Victoria 7 1992 Victoria 10 - North Delta 3
1993 Nanaimo 6 - Cowichan 3 1994 Edmonton 7 - Vernon 6 (OT)1995 Coquitlam 13 - Nanaimo 8 1996 Lambton 10 - Vernon 1 1997 Coquitlam 5 - Cowichan 3 1998 Kamloops 5 - Surrey 3 1999 Edmonton 13 - Vancouver 5 2000 Barrie 10 - Vernon 3 2001 Vernon 5 - Cowichan 4 2002 Edmonton 5 - Kamloops 4 2003 St. Albert 4 - Richmond 3 (OT) 2004 Cranbrook 7 - Saanich 4 2005 Fairbanks 5 - Anchorage 32006 Hollyburn 3 - Abbotsford 22007 Victoria 5 - Sherwood Park 4 2008 Edmonton 4 - Richmond Hill 3 2009 Abbotsford 10 - Prince George 02010 Vernon 3 - Prince George 12011 Surrey 5 - Vernon 22012 South Delta 3 - Bow Valley 22013 Vernon 5 - Nanaimo 2
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