Twenty Year Old
Update
The Ghostriders
were a comparatively old team last year with eight nineteen-year-old players
on the roster. Then earlier this summer new Rider Coach Craig Mohr made a deal
with Castlegar and acquired Cranbrook born Derek Georgopoulos who will turn
twenty in October .
So the problem is
in the KIJHL you can only have 5 twenty year olds. Anyway, here is what has
happened with the 94’s so far.
Anthony Gilbert-
defense- was traded to Cold Lake Alberta, they are hosting the Keystone Cup
next spring.
Cole Weber –
defense- is going to school. This big strong shot blocker will leave a hole on
the blue line.
Phoenix Logan Hill- goalie- has joined the Navy. Had some pretty good games but battled injuries all season.
Phoenix Logan Hill- goalie- has joined the Navy. Had some pretty good games but battled injuries all season.
Austin Hirano-
forward- has decided to go to school. Hirano was always a bit of a fan
favourite.
Matt McDonald traded to Nelson
Matt McDonald traded to Nelson
So that leaves the
Ghostriders with :
1/ Dylan
Robertson- center- now in his fourth full season with the Riders. Robertson was
named Captain earlier in the summer and he will be a huge part of the team this
year.
2/Aaron Nufeld-
forward- led the team in scoring with 18 goals and 42 points. This will be his
third year with the Riders.
3/Joel Burgess-
forward 24 goals 41 points last year. Power forward has taken big steps every
year and is now in his third full season. Expect a big things from this guy in
his last year.
4/ Derek
Georgopoulos –forward- played two seasons with the Riders then was traded to
Castlegar last year. Georgopoulos has shown that he can score and that is why
he was re-acquired from the Rebels, he was
pretty good on the PK as well a couple of years ago.
So the Ghostriders
are left with four twenty’s and have room for one more . When I talked to coach
Mohr this AM he said he wasn’t worried about bringing in another 94. But as we all know… if a JJ Beitel type of
player ever falls out of some junior A tree....
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