A pair of tournaments taking place this weekend with one in Abbotsford and one in Swift Current.
The Abbotsford Dallas Saunders Memorial Tournament will take place beginning at 2:45 PDT with Vancouver vs. Kelowna and Juan De Fuca vs. Langley Eagles A2.
The Swift Current Bantam AA Tournament will begin tomorrow morning at 10:15 CDT with Swift Current vs. Saskatoon Outlaws.
Here below are the tournament Pools:
Dallas Saunders Memorial Tournament
Pool 1
Langley Eagles - 1
Vancouver Thunderbirds - 5
Kelowna Jr. Rockets -9
Chilliwack Bruins - 12
Pool 2
Abbotsford Hawks - 2
Richmond Blues - 4
Nanaimo Clippers - 7
Victoria Raquet Club -10
Pool 3
Kamloops Jr. Blazers - 3
Coquitlam Chiefs - 6
Juan De Fuca Grizzlies - 8
Langley A2 Eagles -11
*denotes WEHP Ranking
The Playoff format will have eight teams making the quarter-finals on Saturday, starting at 8am PDT. The teams will be seeded from 1-8 with 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5. Then re-seeded for the semi-finals with the highest ranked playing the lowest ranked. The Bronze medal game goes at 10am while the gold medal game begins at 12:30.
Swift Current Bantam "AA" Tournament
Pool 1
Swift Current Kabos Raiders -6
Saskatoon Outlaws -9
Weyburn Red Wings -11
Pool 2
Saskatoon Frostbite -8
Notre Dame Hounds -12
Okotoks Oilers -4
Pool 3
Regina Pat Blues - 1
Balgonie Prairie Storm - 2
Saskatoon Generals -10
Pool 4
Regina Monarchs - 5
Saskatoon Bandits -7
Calgary Edge Mountaineers -3
*Denotes WEHP ranking
The Playoff format will see just the first place finishers moving directly to a semi-final where 1st in A vs. 1st B and 1st D vs. 1st C which begins Saturday evening. The final will take place on Sunday at 2:45 CDT.
Wednesday Night Action
Alberta - AMBHL Results
Airdrie 2 - Calgary Bisons 6
The Calgary Bisons improve to a AMBHL South leading 12-1-1 and sit just 2 points back of league leading SSAC after a convincing 6-2 victory on Wednesday. The Xtreme currently sit in 4th place in the Ram South and hold a 5 point lead over Red Deer White for the final playoff spot. Leading the way for the Bisons was Jake Ashton with 2-2-4, he now has 25 points in 14 games. Matthew Phillips had 2-1-3 and '99 born Kyle Olson had 3 assists. Phillips leads the team with 22 goals and 34 points in 14 games while Olson has 25 points. That line was very dangerous in the Medicine Hat Tournament. The Bisons had to go to their "AA" program to call up several players due to missing D - Mark Drohan, D - Mark Drohan, D - Aiden Roche-Setoguchi, F - Nico Serpico and F - Jesse Sheen. The Xtreme leading scorer Jordan McConnell had 1-1-2 and has a team leading 17 points in 14 games.
Edmonton KC 4 - St. Albert Sabres 4
Saskatchewan - SBAAHL Result
Regina Silver Foxes 6 - Notre Dame "AA" Hounds 6
The Silver Foxes are now 3-3-2 and the Hounds are 2-10-3 after a wild 6-6 tie in the lone Saskatchewan Bantam AA game from Wednesday. The Silver Foxes were led by Dryden Kaczmar who scored 4 goals. Kaczmar now has 9 goals in 9 games, now 9 goals behind team leader and captain Caleb Griffin who has 18.
Manitoba - Winnipeg AAA League
Pembina Valley Hawks 7 - Southwest Cougars 2
Karl Conrad scores 2 goals and 1 assist while Ben Dalke, Wyatt Sabourin and Logan Christensen all had 1-1-2. Christensen has really opened up some eyes in the '99 age group this season with his play. He leads the Hawks in goals as a first year player and is definitely someone to keep an eye on. Tristen Cross on defense was strong for Southwest and has been all year long.
12 comments:
Look for T Birds to continue their strong play and make the Semi Finals
The Regina Silver Foxes are now 3-3-3 not 3-3-2
November 22, 2012 9:51 AM
You need to win some games first!
What is with these T-birds?
I am a father of a 99 born kid in BC. What spring team would be the best team in BC?
Vancouver Vipers or Vancouver Selects are the top teams
Vancouver Selects
Bc Dynamo will beat the selects
who are the dynamo? and selects ar ebetter than the vipers the vipers a one player team
why is nanaimo ranked ahead of JDF? JDF are 1st in the island league ahead of them, and have beat them everytime but once! I understand there may be other factors playing into it.
to the parent asking about spring programs ......
here are some questions you must ask yourself first:
where do you play winter hockey?
how many out of province/country travel tournamemts are you willing to do?
what are the initial costs and how many skates and dryland do the teams do per week
what are your expectations (showcase your child, or 2nd/3rd liner)
what are the politics and promisses you have heard from either team
who is coaching what teams and will this coach fit to your childs learning curve
I do like the BC Dynamo program (great power skating and skills)
I wish this was around for 98 birth year.
as of right now, all of the programs will be excellent, and, some will cost you more based on the travel or the amount of ice sessions.
Good Luck
Yes, who are the Dynamo? Where do they train? Who Coaches?
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