Tournament Round Ups

Vancouver Selects Super Series
Vancouver Selects Blue 5 - Pacific Knights 2
Scoring for the Selects Blue were; Tak Anholt, D - Dennis Cholowski, Michael Regush, Taylor Ward and Davis Koch.  For the Pacific Knights it was; Matt Bradley with both.

Vancouver Vipers 5 - Vancouver Selects Blue 2
Jaeger White remains injured for the Vipers and hasn't taken part in the series.  Davis Koch continued his strong play with 1-1-2 for the Selects Blue and D- Cody Paivarinta also scored.  Cholowski and Pouliot added assists.

Vancouver Vipers 7 - USA West 4
Langley forward Luke Gingras once again had another huge offensive game scoring 3 times.  One of our top ranked 98 born forwards heading in to next season Dante Hannoun with 2-3-5 and Quinn Benjafield also scored for the Vipers.  USA West got goals from Strayhan, Shrout, Williams and Anderson.

USA West 4 - Pacific Knights 4
USA West was led by Porter with 2 goals, Bagwell and Strayhan also scored for USA West.  Anderson chipped in with 3 assists and Shrout along with Yoon had 2 assists.  Bradley, Hooch, Stepaniuk and Ree all scored for the Pacific Knights.

Alberta Champions Cup - 98 and 99 Age Groups
1998 Gold
It will be an all Alberta final in the 98 age group as the NSD Raiders, featuring top players from the Edmonton area facing the Calgary Jr. Hitmen.  The NSD Raiders have been led almost solely by three players in the tournament.  Nolan Volcan currently leads all scorers with 4-13-17 while Sam Steel 8-8-16 and Alex Rotundo 8-7-15 are right behind.  The Jr. Hitmen have spread their scoring around much more but are led by Matthew Phillips 9-3-12 and Parker Aucoin 3-7-10.  The Jr. Hitmen have also got 4 goals from Dillon Dube and Nolan Kurylo and 3 goals each from Brayden Dunn and 99 born Kyle Olson. 

The other power-house team in the tournament was the Saskatoon Jr. Blades.  They were led by D - Nolan Reid with 4-5-9.  We currently have Reid as a first round rated prospect and big things will be expected from him next season.  Highly touted Swift Current product Kole Lind 2-5-7 also has been very productive.  Kolby Johnson from West Central and Brayden Camrud from Saskatoon put up 3 goals each. 

1999 Gold
The Alberta 99's will take on the SaskCan 99's in the 99 age group final.  Daniel Rybarik has put 8 pts in 2 games and his team-mate Riley Romashenko has 7.  Nolan Steer and Brett Leason have also both been very strong.  For SaskCan, Connor Dewar 5-2-7, Connor Tuffs 3-3-6 and Kris Bzdel 2-3-5 have led the way. 

Other players who have been strong include Vancouver's Jaime Wallace who leads the group in scoring with 5-6-11 in 3 games.  Alec Mcleod leads the group in goals with 6-4-10 in 4 games.  Jeremy Klessens who led the SCAHL in goals this past season with 51 has scored 5-3-8 in 3 games.