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43RD ANNUAL

PEE WEE INVITATIONAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FEBRUARY 13TH - 16TH 2014 THE STARS OF TOMORROW ARE HERE TODAY! Vernon Watkin Motors Vipers • Calgary Blackfoot Chiefs Edmonton Kof C Lancers • Nanaimo Clippers • Prince George Cougars Seattle Junior A1 • Strathcona Warriors • Warman Wildcats

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ODIE LOWE A LEGEND IN VERNON 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.

By Kevin Mitchell Vernon Morning Star

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.

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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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.

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.

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Errol Rausse Ray Allsion Len Dawes Tony Feltrin Barry Pederson Steve Tsijiura Mike Winther Rick Chernomaz John Newberry Paul Cyr Mike Kaszycki Chris Jensen Greg Adams Gord Kluzak Lane Lambert Brian Curran Mark Lamb Doug Quinn Mark Tinordi Rocky Trottier Emmanuel Viveiros Doug Bodger Robin Bawa Mike Berger Robin Shudra Jeff Sharples Matt Pesklewis Wade Flaherty Greg Hawgood Frank Furlan Mark Pedersen Craig Endean Ryan McGill Peter Soberlak

Quesnel 1972 Cranbrook 1972 Nanaimo 1974 Nanaimo 1974 Nanaimo 1974 Lethbridge 1974 Prince George 1974 Port Alberni 1975 Port Alberni 1975 Port Alberni 1975 Spokane 1975 Fort St. John 1975 Nelson 1976 Swift Current 1977 Swift Current 1977 Red Deer 1977 Swift Current 1978 Red Deer 1978 Red Deer 1978 Swift Current 1978 St. Albert 1978 Fuller Lake 1979 Fuller Lake 1979 Ft. Sask. 1979 Ft. Sask. 1979 Terrace 1980 St. Albert 1980 Terrace 1980 St. Albert 1980 Nanaimo 1980 Medicine Hat 1981 Prince George 1981 Sherwood Park 1982 Kamloops 1982

Washington 1979 Hartford 1979 Chicago 1979 Pittsburgh 1979 Boston 1980 Philadelphia 1981 Edmonton 1979 Colorado 1981 Montreal 1981 Buffalo 1982 NY Islanders 1980 Philadelphia 1981 New Jersey 1984 Boston 1983 Detroit 1983 Buffalo 1982 Calgary 1982 Vancouver 1983 Buffalo 1987 New Jersey 1983 Edmonton 1984 Pittsburgh 1984 Washington 1984 Minnesota 1985 Edmonton 1986 Detroit 1985 Boston 1986 Buffalo 1987 Boston 1986 Winnipeg 1986 Montreal 1986 Winnipeg 1986 Chicago 1987 Edmonton 1988

Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired Europe Retired Europe Retired NHL/Europe Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired IHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Coach NHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired College Retired NHL Retired AHL Retired NHL Retired NHL Retired IHL Retired NHL Retired Europe Retired IHL Retired NHL Goalie coach, NHL Retired NHL Retired IHL Retired NHL Retired ECHL Retired NHL Retired AHL

Chris Joseph Kerry Russell Russ Romanik Mike Needham Murray Duval Collin Bauer Jason Marshall Lee J. Leslie Richard Matvichuk Ray Whitney Joaquin Gage Jarrett Deuling Daymond Langkow Mike Dubinsky Randy Petruk Kevin Swanson Steve McCarthy Darrell Hay Matt Ellison Derek Meech Ben Walter Adam Courchaine Shawn Belle Mitch Fadden Dan Gendur Casey Pierro-Zabotel Riley Nash Zach Hamill Morgan Relly Mathew Dumba Brett Connolly Brett Bulmer Landon Ferraro

Burnaby 1982 Kamloops 1982 St. Boniface 1982 Ft. Sask. 1983 Ft. Sask. 1983 Ft. Sask. 1983 Cranbrook 1984 Prince George 1986 Ft. Sask. 1986 Ft. Sask. 1986 Coquitlam 1987 Whitehorse 1987 Sherwood Park 1990 Sherwood Park 1990 Cranbrook 1991 Prince George 1993 Trail/Rossland 1994 Kamloops 1994 Cowichan 1997 Winnipeg 1997 Semiahmoo 1998 Winnipeg 1998 Edmonton 1999 Victoria 2001 Victoria 2001 Kamloops 2002 Kamloops 2002 Port Coquitlam 2002 Hollyburn 2006 Calgary Crowchild 2006 Prince George 2005 Prince George 2004 Burnaby Winter Club 2003

Pittsburgh 1988 Hartford 1987 Winnipeg 1988 Pittsburgh 1989 NY Rangers 1988 Edmonton 1988 St. Louis 1989 St. Louis 1992 Minnesota 1991 San Jose 1991 Edmonton 1992 NY Islanders 1992 Tampa Bay 1995 Vancouver 1994 Colorado 1996 Vancouver 1999 Chicago 1999 Vancouver 1999 Chicago 2004 Detroit 2002 Boston 2004 Minnesota 2004 Dallas 2004 Tampa Bay 2007 Vancouver 2007 Pittsburgh 2007 Edmonton 2007 Boston 2007 Toronto 2012 Minnesota 2012 Tampa Bay 2010 Minnesota 2010 Detroit 2009

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Rangers 1985 Montreal 1986 Isles 1986 Quebec 1986 Detroit 1986 Vancouver 1989 Detroit 1987 Pittsburgh 1988 Chicago 1992 Ottawa 1993

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Montreal 1993 Florida 1994 Ottawa 1995 Montreal 1996 Florida 1998 Vancouver 1999 Flames 2004 UBC CIS Chicago AHL Ottawa 2013

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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.

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#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 Gauthier Mark Spak (Asst. Coach), #14 Kyle Boudreau, #4 Joel Homersham, #2 Mitchell Watson, #16 Lucas Jones, #9 Ben Karman, Rob Watson (Asst. Coach) #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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NANAIMO CLIPPERS

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

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Vernon

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Warman

Nanaimo

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Warman

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Strathcona

Score

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 THURSDAY OPENING CEREMONIES

SUN VALLEY DIVISION

Vernon Watkin Motors Vipers Warman Wildcats Strathcona Warriors Nanaimo Clippers

Seattle Jr A1 Edmonton K of C Lancers Prince George Cougars Calgary Blackfoot Chiefs

STANDINGS

STANDINGS

GAME

TIME

DAY

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8:00 AM

Sat

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4th in Coca-Cola

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10:15 AM Sat

3rd in Coca-Cola vs

4th in Sun Valley

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12:30 PM Sat

1st in Coca-Cola vs

2nd in Sun Valley

16

2:45 PM

1st in Sun Valley vs

2nd in Coca-Cola

Sat

HOME

VS

VISITOR

“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

Game

Time

Day

Division

Home

Visitor

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

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1.

10

3:00 PM

Fri

CC

Vernon

Nanaimo

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2.

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5:30 PM

Fri

SV

Calgary

Seattle

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Fri

SV

Prince George

Edmonton

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COCA-COLA DIVISION

PLAYOFF FORMAT

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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

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SCORE

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Time

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Division

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Visitor

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Strathcona

Vernon

2

10:15 AM Thur

CC

Warman

Nanaimo

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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

Score

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 THURSDAY OPENING CEREMONIES

SUN VALLEY DIVISION

Vernon Watkin Motors Vipers Warman Wildcats Strathcona Warriors Nanaimo Clippers

Seattle Jr A1 Edmonton K of C Lancers Prince George Cougars Calgary Blackfoot Chiefs

STANDINGS

STANDINGS

GAME

TIME

DAY

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

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2:45 PM

1st in Sun Valley vs

2nd in Coca-Cola

Sat

HOME

VS

VISITOR

“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

Game

Time

Day

Division

Home

Visitor

7

8:00 AM

Fri

SV

Edmonton

Seattle

8

10:15 AM

Fri

SV

Calgary

Prince George

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12:30 PM

Fri

CC

Warman

Strathcona

1.

1.

10

3:00 PM

Fri

CC

Vernon

Nanaimo

2.

2.

11

5:30 PM

Fri

SV

Calgary

Seattle

3.

3.

“A” EVENT

12

8:00 PM

Fri

SV

Prince George

Edmonton

4.

4.

“B” EVENT

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Score

COCA-COLA DIVISION

PLAYOFF FORMAT

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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

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SCORE

PRINCE GEORGE COUGARS

Front Row (L-R):

Back Row (L-R):

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#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 Forman 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) #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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#20 Brendan Lee, #16 Eric Prigodich, #22 Miles Seguin, #35 Austin Schwab, #30 Ian Potoshnik, #2 Taylor McCall, #7 Isaac Mbereko, #9 Cole Dubicki 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) #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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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.

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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.

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HISTORY OF TROPHIES “A” DIVISION TROPHY - AMY MYLES TROPHY Best 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 TROPHY Born 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 TROPHY Born 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 TROPHY Michael 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 TEAM Dan 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 AWARD Ernie 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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HISTORY OF PEE WEE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS A EVENT FINAL 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Saanich 9 - Hollyburn 3 Vernon 4 - Saanich 2 Fort St. John 10 - Lethbridge 4 Port Alberni 13 - Vernon 4 Red Deer 6 - Seattle 3 Swift Current 7 - Coquitlam 5 North Shore 10 - Vernon 4 North Shore 10 - Vernon 4 Vernon 6 - St. Albert 3 Richmond 8 - Nanaimo 4 Richmond 6 - Kamloops 5 Fort Saskatchewan 6 - Richmond 5 (OT) Cowichan 5 - Kamloops 1 Cowichan 3 - Red Deer 2 (OT) Cowichan 8 - Fort Saskatchewan 5 Winnipeg 11 - Richmond 2 Winnipeg 9 - Kamloops 8 (OT) Sherwood Park 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT) Winnipeg 6 - Cowichan 5 (OT) Winnipeg 9 - Vernon 4 Kamloops 12 - South Delta 3

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Vernon 6 - Prince George 3 Edmonton 6 - Trail 1 Edmonton 5 - Cowichan 4 Cranbrook 6 - Semiahmoo 3 Prince George 4 - Cranbrook 1 Semiahmoo 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT) Edmonton 5 - Penticton 1 Kamloops 7 - St. Albert 6 Barrie 5 - Edmonton 1 Port Coquitlam 4 - Barrie 3 (OT) Burnaby 8 - Prince George 3 Nanaimo 6 - Prince George 4 Prince George 5 - Abbotsford 2 Vernon 6 - Fairbanks 5 (2 OT) Vernon 5 - Calgary 3 Vernon 6 - Swift Current 0 Calgary 9 - Burnaby 8 Kent Valley 6 - Edmonton 5 (OT) St. Albert 8 - Simons Valley 5 Vancouver 6 - Edmonton 3 Springbank 1 - Vancouver 0

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Nanaimo 6 - Cowichan 3 Edmonton 7 - Vernon 6 (OT) Coquitlam 13 - Nanaimo 8 Lambton 10 - Vernon 1 Coquitlam 5 - Cowichan 3 Kamloops 5 - Surrey 3 Edmonton 13 - Vancouver 5 Barrie 10 - Vernon 3 Vernon 5 - Cowichan 4 Edmonton 5 - Kamloops 4 St. Albert 4 - Richmond 3 (OT) Cranbrook 7 - Saanich 4 Fairbanks 5 - Anchorage 3 Hollyburn 3 - Abbotsford 2 Victoria 5 - Sherwood Park 4 Edmonton 4 - Richmond Hill 3 Abbotsford 10 - Prince George 0 Vernon 3 - Prince George 1 Surrey 5 - Vernon 2 South Delta 3 - Bow Valley 2 Vernon 5 - Nanaimo 2

B EVENT FINAL 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Quesnel 4 - Penticton 3 Riley Park 6 - Jasper 1 Vernon 3 - Kamloops 1 Coquitlam 13 - Fort St. John 5 Port Alberni 6 - Vernon 4 Fort St. John 5 - Red Deer 4 Red Deer 6 - Swift Current 2 Saskatoon 8 - Brandon 3 Terrace 7 - North Shore 4 Vernon 5 - Prince George 3 Prince George 5 - Sherwood Park 3 St. Boniface 12 - Trail 2 Vernon 9 - Nanaimo 8 North Delta 3 - Winnipeg 1 Prince George 8 - Winnipeg 7 Coquitlam 7 - Seattle 1 Vernon 12 - Victoria 4 Winnipeg 6 - Burbaby 5 (OT) Sherwood Park 10 - Vernon 1 Cowichan 9 - Victoria 7 Victoria 10 - North Delta 3

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