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Ebbett gets used to NHL call-ups time. I play on the third or fourth line with Phoenix so I have to adjust my play. We have a lot of depth so we roll four lines and kind of wear teams down. We’re good on the back end and (Ilya) Bryzgalov is one of the best goalies in the league.� Ebbett played one year in the B.C. Hockey League, amassing 45 goals and 84 points with the Salmon Arm SilverBacks. He then had a stellar NCAA career with the University of Michigan Wolverines, pocketing 38 goals and 143 points. He has played 121 NHL games with the Anaheim Ducks, Chicago Blackhawks, Minnesota Wild and Phoenix, earning 18-30-48. Ebbett has fond memories of two trips to the CocaCola Classic tournament, where he was coached by Joe Oliver and Clayton Adams. “Everything was exciting about that tournament,� said Ebbett. “They made you feel like a star with the banquet and the parade. There was a team from Ontario so it was a pretty big deal.� Ebbett is engaged to be married in June in Michigan.
By Kevin Mitchell Vernon Morning Star A few games as a role player with the Phoenix Coyotes. Then back to starring with the San Antonio Rampage in Texas. So goes the 2010-11 hockey season for Vernon minor hockey product Andrew Ebbett. The 28-year-old speedy forward was recalled by the Coyotes in late January after former Kelowna Rocket Vern Fiddler went down with a shoulder injury. In San Antonio, Ebbett and linemates Brett McLean (second-round draft pick, 2007) and Michael Bodker (first round, ‘08) are the No. 1 line and the major reason the Rampage are chasing the American League Western Division title. “It’s a lot of fun playing with those guys,� said Ebbett. “There are a lot of good, young guys down there. The guys are a little smaller and the play is a little slower, but the hockey is still pretty good. “Getting called up still feels the same as the first
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Everyone has been looking forward to this year’s tournament. Some of the best hockey memories for our players and coaches are annual tournaments like this. Being surrounded by friends and teammates, and the feeling of belonging to something bigger is what it is all about. I am happy to be a part of the excitement! Welcome to the 40th Annual Coca-Cola Classic Invitational Pee Wee Hockey Tournament!
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Front Row (L-R): #30 Josh Evans, #16 Kaden Black, #20 Matthew Kowalski, #12 Mac Gourdine, #17 Connor Johnston, #35 Billy Cawthorn. Middle Row (L-R): Joe Gourdine (Asst. Coach), #15 Connor Marritt, #8 Jarett Campbell, #14 Josh DeCoffe, Chris Kopp (Head Coach), #18 Gage Kopp “A”, #7 Cody Bauml, #11 Jagger Williamson “C”. Back Row (L-R): #19 Brett Lambert “A”, #3 Michael LeNoury “A”, #5 Noah Turanski, #9 Zachary McCall, #10 Carson Gray, Kevin Black (Asst. Coach). The 2010/2011 Watkins Motors Mustangs play in the Okanagan Mainline Hockey Association and represent the city of Vernon, B.C. in the Peewee Tier 1 division. The league this season is comprised of four very competitive teams and the Mustangs are currently ranked 16th overall in the province of British Columbia. The team this season has attended the Darcy Robinson Memorial Tournament in Kamloops along with the Kelowna and Prince George Peewee Tier 1 tournaments. The Mustangs saw the most success this season when they attended the 8th Annual Seafair MHA Tournament in Richmond and brought home silver. The coaching staff is led by Chris Kopp along with assistant coaches Joe Gourdine, Jeff O’Keefe and Kevin Black. The coaching staff heavily emphasizes teamwork, good sportsmanship and a strong work ethic. Their love of the game along with strong knowledge and experience has jelled this group of 17. The team is comprised of three first-year players and 14 second-year players. In addition to a very good goaltending duo, they have a solid defence and a tenacious group of forwards. On behalf of their sponsor, Watkins Motors Ford, the Mustangs would like to thank the Coca-Cola Tournament Committee and wish all of their competitors good luck.
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Front Row (L-R): #39 Ronan Klancher, #49 Nicholas Martin, #98 Hunter Robuck, #22 Zach Thompson, #81 Brandon Prewett, #10 Christopher Burnett, #30 Trevor Buckmeier. Middle Row (L-R): Mike Corey (Asst. Coach), #68 Jared Osgood, #5 Benjamin Trujillo, #14 Garrett Bruner, #17 Blake Halfpenny, Ryan Moren (Head Coach). Back Row (L-R): #71 Michael Curran, #11 Augie Stevens, #51 Cooper Brown, #88 Laauli Tosi, #13 Blaine Orton, #15 Brayden Sopko. The Anchorage North Stars Peewee Tier I hockey team plays under the Anchorage Hockey Association (AHA) in Anchorage, Alaska. Founded in 1961, the AHA is officially into the 49th year of existence in Alaska youth hockey. The North Stars compete in the Alaska State Hockey Association against teams all across the state of Alaska from Fairbanks to Kenai. As there is only one other Peewee Tier I hockey team in Alaska, the North Stars will play the bulk of their schedule against Bantam Tier II level competition over the course of the 2010-2011 season. To date this has proven to be a very challenging task, but the team has responded with steady improvement setting its sights on ultimately winning the state tournament. This year’s team is comprised of 16 second-year players and one first year-player. With eight players returning from last year’s Tier II team and a great complement of new talent, the North Stars continue to build a ‘team-first’ culture. Under the leadership of head coach Ryan Moren and assistant coach Mike Corey, the North Stars believe in energy, hard work, and team commitment. With limited Tier I competition in Alaska, the North Stars are extremely excited to compete outside the state, and look forward to a great tournament experience.
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Front Row (L-R): #1 Jordan Spandli, #10 Drayson Pears “A”, #17 Cam Coutre “C”, #77 Tanner Sidaway “A”, #33 Cael Halvorsen. Middle Row (L-R): #27 Caleb Kueber, #16 Tyler Prezuiso, #18 Drew Martin , #87 Jarrett Malloch, #89 Liam Penner, #9 Jacob Finlay, #21 Jordan Guiney. Back Row (L-R): Todd Mizuik (Mgr), Chris Kueber (Asst. Coach), #4 Riley Condon, #8 Parker Ellis, #18 Drew Coughlin, Glen O’Keefe (Head Coach), #88 William Mizuik, #19 Chase O’Keefe, #5 Mattson Haggard, Bill Sidaway (Asst. Coach), Paul Pepin (Asst. Coach). The Juan de Fuca Grizzlies PeeWee AA Rep Team is excited and proud to be representing our Association and City of Victoria, BC at the 40th Annual Coca Cola Classic International PeeWee Hockey Tournament held in Vernon Feb. 10-13th, 2011. The Grizzlies currently have an overall record of 22-13-4 on the year with 179 goals for and 105 goals against. This season the Team has participated in the Abbotsford PeeWee Icebreaker Tournament (3rd Place), the Langley PeeWee Tier 1 tournament (5th Place), the Island Cup Tier 1 tournament (1st Place) and hosted a New Years Tier 1 Jamboree (2nd Place). The Grizzlies roster led by its captain – Cam Coutre consists of 11 second year PeeWee’s, seven first years and currently boasts four 25+ goal scorers. The commitment of the players to our team values of: work ethic, teamwork, respect, preparation and communication have allowed them to compete and succeed against high level competition all season. The coaching & management staff consists of team manager – Todd Mizuik, head coach – Glen O’Keefe and assistant coaches – Bill Sidaway, Chris Kueber and Paul Pepin. Our entire team of players, coaching staff and parent group are eagerly looking forward to participating in this very prestigious PeeWee minor hockey tournament. We would like to extend a tremendous “Thank You” to the tournament organizers, volunteers, selection committee, City of Vernon and everyone else involved for your hard work, dedication and hospitality.
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Front Row (L-R): #31 Matt Murray, #14 Jacob Waldbillig, #8 Braden Doyel, #18 Scott MacDonald, #11 Mattias Neset, #19 Craig Lacroix, #29 Ethan Crotty. Middle Row (L-R): Keith Waldbillig (Coach), Glenn Aston (Coach), #15 Sean Richards, #12 Ethan Marino, #3 Zach Aston, #6 Jake Letourneau, #16 Ryan Cox, Tyler Richards (Coach), Darryl Murray (Coach), Mike Cox (Coach). Back Row (L-R): #4 Connor Deighton, #2 Braydyn Chizen, #7 Jack Langenhahn, #9 Josh Mahura [Not Pictured, Rod Letourneau (Manager)]. The St. Albert Sabres are pleased to represent the City of St. Albert and the St. Albert Minor Hockey Association at this year’s Coca Cola Classic International Pee Wee Hockey Tournament. The Sabres are one of two Pee Wee AA teams in the city of St Albert, and play their league games as part of the Edmonton Minor Hockey Association top Pee Wee division. The Sabres have a 9-1-4 record in league play, which is a division comprising the best local 11 teams from seven different minor hockey associations. Our overall record including tournament and exhibition games is 27-6-6. This year’s team of 16 players was drafted from an open rep tryout process in early September by coaches Keith Waldbillig and Tyler Richards. Their goal is to build a team with speed, character and a passion for the game. Success for this team will not be measured only by their wins and losses, but also by ensuring the boys are able to achieve their full potential that will unlock the door to excellence on and off the ice. Many thanks to all the volunteers of this years Coca Cola Classic International Pee Wee Hockey Tournament who make this tournament such a great experience for the players and families. The players and coaches wishes the best of luck to all the teams, and look forward to some great hockey.
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Front Row (L-R): #1 Nick Ordano, #66 Brendan Hoff “A” , #9 Brett Stapley, #17 Sage Lim “C” , #91 Josh Coblenz “A”, Brandon McLeod, #31 Ethan Ouellette. Middle Row (L-R): #71 Dawson Frank, # 6 Matt Barker, #7 Olivia Knowles, #88 Dustin Kew, #12 Andy Stevens “A”, #87 Darian Swift, #19 Maddison Devlin, #4 Marcellus Wilson, #8 Cory Bukauskas, #16 Nolan Fair. Back Row (L-R): Jim Ross (Asst. Coach), Craig Schelter (Asst. Coach), Paul Stapley (Head coach), and Vince Devlin (Asst. Coach) [Not Pictured, #55 Tyler Dickson]. The Campbell River Tyees compete in the Tier 1 division of the Vancouver Island Amateur Hockey Association. The team currently sports a record of 3 wins, 2 losses and 3 ties, good enough for third place in this very competitive league. The Tyees have participated in four tournaments so far this season. The highlight was the Comox Valley Tier 1 Thanksgiving Day Tournament where they played solid two-way hockey and advanced to the final after winning four straight games. Unfortunately they came up just short, falling 6-5 to the Vancouver Thunderbirds in the championship game. The Tyees faced some of the strongest teams in the province at tournaments in Langley and Abbotsford, and most recently travelled to Westside. Campbell River is the defending Peewee Tier 2 Provincial Champions and has two players returning from that team, forward Sage Lim and defenseman Andy Stevens. The squad consists of six first-year and 11 second-year players. In addition, the Tyees are very proud to have two female players, Olivia Knowles and Maddison Devlin. Both are exceptional athletes and fierce competitors. The coaching staff is very positive with the players and appreciates the effort, dedication, and commitment every individual puts forth. Head coach Paul Stapley feels his team is peaking at the right time and says “The Coca-Cola Classic will provide some good, stiff competition that will help us achieve our goals of winning the Island Finals and heading back to the Tier 2 provincials”. The Tyees would like to thank the organizers of the Coca Cola Classic for accepting their application, as they are the first Campbell River team to attend this prestigious event. They also look forward to new friendships and camaraderie with all the other participants.
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Front Row (L-R): #31 Brady Newton, #17 Ryan Stoynich, #18 Kole Halvorson, #19 Brayden Juett, #10 Shane Forre, #8 Tyler McCarry, #34 Connor Rowe Middle Row (L-R): #9 Cooper Page, #4 Matthew Heddinger, #14 Brayden Dunn “A”, #5 Kyle Yewchuk “A”, #3 Jackson Gibson, #11 Parker Aucoin “C”, #16 Joshua Berze, #12 Brett Campbell Back Row (L-R): #7 Jason Wenzel “A’, Kevin Berze (Asst Coach), Bruce Page (Coach ), Darryl Campbell (Asst Coach), Derek Dunn (Asst Coach), Bill Goods (Manager), #15 Chase Goods The Simons Valley Peewee Rebels play in the Calgary Minor Hockey Association. The Rebels are seeded in Division 1, consisting of the top 11 Peewee teams in Calgary. As of January 14, the Rebels are sitting in first place with a record of 11-1-1 in league play. So far this season, the Rebels have a combined overall record of 30-4-1 including league play, tournaments and exhibition games, with 235 goals for and 104 against. The Rebels have played in four tournaments thus far, winning gold at the Simons Valley Thanksgiving Tournament and winning silver at both the Midnapore/Shaw Meadows IceBreaker (10 teams) and the Medicine Hat PW AA Tournament (10 teams). Our last tournament was the Murray Copot Invitational Christmas Tournament where the team won gold. The Rebels are comprised of 15 skaters and two goaltenders and are all second-year players. Eight players are returning from last year’s Simons Valley Peewee 1 team. Our goal is to win the playoffs in Calgary to earn a berth in the Alberta Provincials. The Rebels are a well-balanced, hard-working team with a combination of physical size, offensive skill, experienced defence, strong goaltending, teamwork and sportsmanship. The Rebels are coached by Bruce Page. Bruce has been coaching minor hockey in Calgary for 18 years and is the former vice president of Hockey Calgary. Bruce is currently the president of the Simons Valley Hockey Association. Bruce and the rest of his staff have over 50 years coaching experience.
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sPOkANE JR. cHIEFs
Front Row (L-R): #1 Ben Page, #29 Jake Holden. Middle Row (L-R): #16 Noah Trosine “A”, #9 Nick Bryant, #88 Brady Murphy, #12 Joey Marsalis, #72 Carter Jones, #11 JT Neely, #23 Michael Jensen “A”. Back Row (L-R): Scott McIntosh (Asst. Coach), #43 Hayden Dick, #15 Jacob Fowler, #66 Conner McIntosh “C”, #7 Mark Ostreich, #87 Desmond Parisotto, #17 Troy Pichette, #27 Jared Gaylord “A”, Nathan Pichette (Asst. Coach) [Not Pictured, Dan Holden (Head Coach)]. The Spokane Jr. Chiefs Peewee AA team represents the Spokane Americans Youth Hockey Association. Our team competes in the West Kootenay League with Nelson, Rossland, Trail, Grand Forks and Castlegar. The Jr. Chiefs have also played teams from Revelstoke, Penticton and from all over the state of Washington. To date the Spokane Jr. Chiefs are 21-1-2. The team is comprised of 12 1998 birth year players and four 1999 birth year players. Six of the team members played on the Peewee AA team for the 2009-2010 season. That team went on to win the PNAHA Washington State tournament and advanced to the USA Hockey National tournament in Reston Virginia, where they placed third in the Tier II division. The Jr. Chiefs coaching staff is lead by Dan Holden and assistant coaches Scott McIntosh and Nathan Pichette. Dan played for the Junior A Spokane Chiefs team with Vernon resident, Brent Gilchrist. For the past 3 consecutive years Dan coached teams who won PNAHA Washington State titles. The philosophy and goal of the team is centered on team work, work ethic, sportsmanship, skill development and fun. The Jr. Chiefs players represent the City of Spokane in a positive light both on and off the ice.
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sURREy THUNDER
Front Row (L-R): #33 Ryan Aikman, #4 Justin Peaker, #17 Jason Vorley. Middle Row (L-R): Ryan Sereduik (Asst. Coach), Ken Savage (Head Coach), #7 Logan Sahota, #21 Avin Gill, #19 Nick Bizzutto, #10 Karmen Grenal “A”, #20 Kyle Tisdell, Eric Rocha (Asst. Coach). Back Row (L-R): #6 Bradley Stonnell “A”, #8 Jared Martens, #15 Mitchell Savage, #13 Nick Wilson [Not Pictured, #14 Kyle Stubbins “A”]. The Surrey Thunder has made great improvements since the beginning of the season. They got off to a sizzling start winning the Seafair Thanksgiving tournament, going undefeated in their tiering schedule, winning the Portland (American Thanksgiving) tournament and the North Delta Christmas tournament. They currently sit in the middle of the pack in the extremely tough Tier 1 league of Pacific Coast.
They are looking forward to the challenge and opportunity to compete with the other teams in this year’s tournament.
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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 Dec. 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 led the Vernon Atom Reps to the Okanagan title.
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2010 COACH’S AWARD Sue Kowal presents the Ernie Kowal Memorial Award as Top Coach to Ben Williams of the Prince George Viking Cougars.
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RETIRED NHLer Brent Gilchrist addresses players and coaches at the annual Coca-Cola Classic banquet at The Best Western Vernon Lodge.
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The Vernon Winter Carnival Pee Wee Invitational Hockey Committee would like to thank The Vernon Morning Star and Cariboo Press for the production of this year’s Program.
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Director Mike Burke presents a composite stick. courtesy of Sun Valley Sports, to Patrick Poets of the Cowichan Valley Capitals at the tournament banquet.
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HISTORY OF PEE WEE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS A EVENT FINAL
B EVENT FINAL
1972 Saanich 9 - Hollyburn 3 1973 Vernon 4 - Saanich 2 1974 Fort St. John 10 - Lethbridge 4 1975 Port Alberni 13 - Vernon 4 1976 Red Deer 6 - Seattle 3 1977 Swift Current 7 - Coquitlam 5 1978 North Shore 10 - Vernon 4 1979 North Shore 10 - Vernon 4 1980 Vernon 6 - St. Albert 3 1981 Richmond 8 - Nanaimo 4 1982 Richmond 6 - Kamloops 5 1983 Fort Saskatchewan 6 - Richmond 5 (OT) 1984 Cowichan 5 - Kamloops 1 1985 Cowichan 3 - Red Deer 2 (OT) 1986 Cowichan 8 - Fort Saskatchewan 5 1987 Winnipeg 11 - Richmond 2 1988 Winnipeg 9 - Kamloops 8 (OT) 1989 Sherwood Park 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT) 1990 Winnipeg 6 - Cowichan 5 (OT) 1991 Winnipeg 9 - Vernon 4 1992 Kamloops 12 - South Delta 3 1993 Vernon 6 - Prince George 3 1994 Edmonton 6 - Trail 1 1995 Edmonton 5 - Cowichan 4 1996 Cranbrook 6 - Semiahmoo 3 1997 Prince George 4 - Cranbrook 1 1998 Semiahmoo 3 - Winnipeg 2 (OT) 1999 Edmonton 5 - Penticton 1 2000 Kamloops 7 - St. Albert 6 2001 Barrie 5 - Edmonton 1 2002 Port Coquitlam 4 - Barrie 3 (OT) 2003 Burnaby 8 - Prince George 3 2004 Nanaimo 6 - Prince George 4 2005 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 6 - Edmonton 5 (OT)
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 - Richmon 3 (OT) 2004 Cranbrook 7 - Saanich 4 2005 Fairbanks 5 - Anchorage 3 2006 Hollyburn 3 - Abbotsford 2 2007 Victoria 5 - Sherwood Park 4 2008 Edmonton 4 - Richmond Hill 3 2009 Abbotsford 10 - Prince George 0 2010 Vernon 3 - Prince George 1
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Director Garry Pruden presents a composite stick, courtesy of Sun Valley Sports, to Alex McGovern of the Vernon Watkin Motors Mustangs at the tournament banquet.
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