Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Decompress...Crossover... it will be fun
The KIJHL Governors had a meeting last weekend where they disscussed several different things including marketing ideas and scheduling that will get finalized at the KIJHL AGM in June so are not out to the public yet.
However, there was some news coming out of the meeting that KIJHL Vice President Phil Iddon was able to talk about and that was a bit on scheduling. You may remember the that there were some complaints from Kimberley about how many playoff and total games the Nitro's had to play compared to the other teams from the PIJHL and the VIJHL. Kimberley played 4 playoff rounds and 26 games in 46 days while Campbell River played 3 playoff rounds and 17 games in 59 days. Taylor Rocca's story is here
Overall in the KIJHL we play more games, the VIJHL (Campbell River Storm) play a 48 game schedule and the PIJHL who hosted the Cyclone Taylor Cup a few weeks ago, play a 44 game schedule. The KIJHL Governors like their longer 52 game schedule that keeps them closer to a Jr "A" schedule in length but they don't like all the 3 games in 3 days weekends and some of the weekday games. So with that in mind they have decided to start the season a week earlier and end a week later to try and decompress the schedule a bit. The actual dates will be finalized at the AGM.
Also the Cyclone Taylor Cup will be moved back a few days and will start April 7-11 this year. That along with the KIJHL Final going down to a best of 5 should make it easier on the Championship winning team to get a bit of rest before they start the Cyclone Tournament.
The KIJHL also agreed to keep the "Crossovers", which means fans will see teams from both conferences every year. So fans in say, the Eddie Mountain Division, will see teams from the Okanagan Division one year and the Doug Birks Division the next. Just like it has been for the last several seasons.
Thoughts
Ultra happy were keeping the "Crossovers" you always want to see how good the other Divisions are so you know how good you will have to be to win everything.
The best of 5 final... VP Iddon says the logic is that it will shorten the P/O schedule a bit and cut down on the potential huge travel costs... and it will only affect 2 teams vs a best of 5 in the first round featuring 16 teams.
I can live with the 52 games if there is a way to cut down the 3 games in 3 days fiasco we see every year. The 3 in 3 is too much IMO. I'm not sure how compressed the playoff schedule will be, but it was not very good this year... after the AGM we should have a better idea.
Starting the playoffs mid week is another disaster we had for years, you fight hard for first place then get penalized with no home games on the weekend, and that was a "Travesty" ...the fix for that is a Thursday start so you get a Friday game and the other team gets at least a Sunday game.
Nice work KIJHL you worked out a few things for the betterment of the league and fans.
Monday, 27 April 2015
Riders AGM May 20th in the Beer Room
The Fernie Ghostriders invite you to their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday May 20th at 7:00 at the arena, in what we all know as the "Beer Room"
The Fernie Ghostriders are a "Community Owned Team" and every year we have an AGM where interested fans will learn how the team did on the ice and off the ice in the year end financial report. If we were a privately owned team like many of the other KIJHL teams are the financial report would also be private so this is a great opportunity for fans to find out just how much it costs to run a junior hockey team.
If you ever had any questions or suggestions about the team or how it operates this is the time to voice them.
After the reports there will be an election of officers and board members. Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting but if you want to vote you will need a Membership, the cost is $10.00. Also, everyone who is nominated may run for a position on the board as well, and the Ghostriders need help and invite any interested fans to come to the meeting.
The Fernie Ghostriders are a "Community Owned Team" and every year we have an AGM where interested fans will learn how the team did on the ice and off the ice in the year end financial report. If we were a privately owned team like many of the other KIJHL teams are the financial report would also be private so this is a great opportunity for fans to find out just how much it costs to run a junior hockey team.
If you ever had any questions or suggestions about the team or how it operates this is the time to voice them.
After the reports there will be an election of officers and board members. Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting but if you want to vote you will need a Membership, the cost is $10.00. Also, everyone who is nominated may run for a position on the board as well, and the Ghostriders need help and invite any interested fans to come to the meeting.
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Award Winners from the 2014-15 season
2014-2015 NEIL MURDOCH DIVISIONAL AWARD WINNERS
MVP- MITCHELL FOYLE – BEAVER VALLEY NITEHAWKS
ROOKIE- ROSS AMOUR – BEAVER VALLEY NITEHAWKS
SPORTSMAN MICHAEL PRUSS – BEAVER VALLEY NITEHAWKS
TOP SCORER MITCHELL FOYLE – BEAVER VALLEY NITEHAWKS
D- MAN ROBSON CRAMER – NELSON LEAFS
GOALIE TREVOR DILAURO – SPOKANE BRAVES
COACH JESSE DORRANS – CASTLEGAR REBELS
EDDIE MOUNTAIN DIVISIONAL AWARD WINNERS
MVP JASON RICHTER – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
ROOKIE COY PREVOST – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
D MAN JORDAN BUSCH – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
TOP SCORE JASON RICHTER – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
SPORTSMAN CARSON CARTWRIGHT – CRESTON VALLEY
GOALIE JEFF ORSER – FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS
ROOKIE COY PREVOST – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
D MAN JORDAN BUSCH – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
TOP SCORE JASON RICHTER – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
SPORTSMAN CARSON CARTWRIGHT – CRESTON VALLEY
GOALIE JEFF ORSER – FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS
COACH CRAIG MOHR- FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS
DOUG BIRKS DIVISIONAL AWARD WINNERS
DOUG BIRKS DIVISIONAL AWARD WINNERS
MVP KALEB BOYLE – CHASE HEAT
SPORTSMAN TREVOR OKINO - CHASE HEAT
GOALTENDER MITCHELL BYER – CHASE HEAT
D-MAN JAYDEN SYROTA – 100 MILE HOUSE WRANGLERS
TOP SCORER IAN CRYSTAL- KAMLOOPS STORM
ROOKIE STEVEN FIUST – REVELSTOKE GRIZZLIES
COACH ED PATTERSON – KAMLOOPS STORM
SPORTSMAN TREVOR OKINO - CHASE HEAT
GOALTENDER MITCHELL BYER – CHASE HEAT
D-MAN JAYDEN SYROTA – 100 MILE HOUSE WRANGLERS
TOP SCORER IAN CRYSTAL- KAMLOOPS STORM
ROOKIE STEVEN FIUST – REVELSTOKE GRIZZLIES
COACH ED PATTERSON – KAMLOOPS STORM
OKANAGAN DIVISIONAL AWARD WINNERS
MVP AARON AZEVEDO – OSOYOOS COYOTES
TOP SCORER AARON AZEVEDO - OSOYOOS COYOTES
D_MAN KEVIN ROTH – KELOWNA CHIEFS
ROOKIE JACK MILLS – SUMMERLAND STEAM
SPORTSMAN BRADEN ELIUK – SUMMERLAND STEAM
GOALTENDER BRETT HUBER – SUMMERLAND STEAM
COACH JOHN DEPOURCQ – SUMMERLAND STEAM
TOP SCORER AARON AZEVEDO - OSOYOOS COYOTES
D_MAN KEVIN ROTH – KELOWNA CHIEFS
ROOKIE JACK MILLS – SUMMERLAND STEAM
SPORTSMAN BRADEN ELIUK – SUMMERLAND STEAM
GOALTENDER BRETT HUBER – SUMMERLAND STEAM
COACH JOHN DEPOURCQ – SUMMERLAND STEAM
*All of the above were as per votes received from the teams that voted in their respective divisions*
OVERALL LEAGUE AWARDS 2014-2015
MVP AARON AZEVEDO – OSOYOOS COYOTES
D-MAN ROBSON CRAMER – NELSON LEAFS
SPORTSMAN TREVOR OKINO – CHASE HEAT
ROOKIE KEATON GORDON – KAMLOOPS STORM
GOALTENDER BRETT SOLES - OSOYOOS COYOTES
TOP SCORER JASON RICHTER – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
COACH KEN LAW – OSOYOOS COYOTES
D-MAN ROBSON CRAMER – NELSON LEAFS
SPORTSMAN TREVOR OKINO – CHASE HEAT
ROOKIE KEATON GORDON – KAMLOOPS STORM
GOALTENDER BRETT SOLES - OSOYOOS COYOTES
TOP SCORER JASON RICHTER – KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS
COACH KEN LAW – OSOYOOS COYOTES
*All the above were chosen from the Divisional Winners on the basis of one vote per team from all that
participated. The top goaltender determined on the best GAA and top scorer by most goals scored
In the regular season.*
In the regular season.*
Sunday, 12 April 2015
Fernie Ghostrider Spring Camp was a success !
Rider Coach Craig Mohr talks about the Ghostriders Spring Camp in the audio clip below. The camp featured several 2000's (15 year old players) who were pretty good plus several 98's and 97's Mohr says he will invite them all back for main camp in August. That date is yet to be determined.
In other Rider news at least two of our 94's (20 year olds) have a chance to keep playing hockey next year. We will have more on this shortly.
Kyle Christensen, The "Voice" of the Ghostriders radio broadcast's is leaving the radio station and will be returning to school where he will pursue a Degree in Communications. Kyle was doing the play by play for the last 5 seasons. More on just who Kyle is is below.
In other Rider news at least two of our 94's (20 year olds) have a chance to keep playing hockey next year. We will have more on this shortly.
Kyle Christensen, The "Voice" of the Ghostriders radio broadcast's is leaving the radio station and will be returning to school where he will pursue a Degree in Communications. Kyle was doing the play by play for the last 5 seasons. More on just who Kyle is is below.
Kyle Christensen
Sports Director
Sports Director
Kyle Christensen comes to us from SAIT in Calgary. He’s a sports fanatic, making him a perfect choice for Sports Director.
Kyle originally comes from Winnipeg, Manitoba and you can hear him in the afternoon’s from Monday to Friday.
Kyle originally comes from Winnipeg, Manitoba and you can hear him in the afternoon’s from Monday to Friday.
He’s a part of the Kootenay Ice home broadcasts, does play-by-play for the Fernie Ghostriders and period reports for the Kimberley Dynamiters.He joined the team in the Broadcast Center Newsroom on October 1, 2007.
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Award winners
Click on the underlined links to see the player profiles and hear Coach Mohr talk about the winners.
The Most Exciting Player went to #4 Sam Plaquin (94) a great all around player who always made things happen. The straw that stirred the drink.
Top D man was # 28 Evan Reid, he can skate like the wind.
Most Insperational went to Team Captain Dylan Robertson Played his first game in 2009-10 and was an assistant C last year and always played for keeps.
Top Scorer was Doan Smith and Joel Burgess Smith only played part of the season here in Fernie but sure had the scoring touch. Burgess played his first season in 2010-11 and was a warrior with talent.
The Rookie of the Year was Cavin Tilsley This 16 year old forward really matured here in Fernie and became a better player each game.
The Most Improved was Kyle Haugo, our other 16 year old who made huge strides as the season wore on plus played either Defense or Forward.
The MVP was Jeff Orser Jeff always gave the Ghostriders a chance to win in net and was also named as the Eddie Mountain Top Goalie as well.
The Playoff MVP was Cole Keebler Cole missed several games because of injuriesother wise he may have taken a few more team and league awards.
Top D man was # 28 Evan Reid, he can skate like the wind.
Most Insperational went to Team Captain Dylan Robertson Played his first game in 2009-10 and was an assistant C last year and always played for keeps.
Top Scorer was Doan Smith and Joel Burgess Smith only played part of the season here in Fernie but sure had the scoring touch. Burgess played his first season in 2010-11 and was a warrior with talent.
The Rookie of the Year was Cavin Tilsley This 16 year old forward really matured here in Fernie and became a better player each game.
The Most Improved was Kyle Haugo, our other 16 year old who made huge strides as the season wore on plus played either Defense or Forward.
The MVP was Jeff Orser Jeff always gave the Ghostriders a chance to win in net and was also named as the Eddie Mountain Top Goalie as well.
The Playoff MVP was Cole Keebler Cole missed several games because of injuriesother wise he may have taken a few more team and league awards.
Five of our players have finished their junior careers they are
#3 Dylan Robertson "C" 183 games over 6 years
# 7 Joel Burgess "A" 153 Games over 5 years.
# 4 Sam Plaquin 48 Games 1 Yr.
# 22 Aaron Neufeld "A" 150 Games over 3 years.
# 10 Derek Georgopoulos 169 KIJHL Games 3 yrs with Fernie 1 with Castlegar 2 with Kimberley
Below is the speech Team President Barb Anderson made at the banquet.
Well another year of Ghostrider hockey has come to an end and what a year!
Always a tough time when something you enjoy doing comes to an end.
We had such a great season both on and off the ice.
Myself, the board and the coaching staff are very proud of the team. Not only did all of you play hard and provide everyone with great entertainment, you also represented our team in the community very well.
As I reflected back on this season, I feel very fortunate to be the President of such a great organization. An organization with rich history and strong roots! To fly the colors of the Fernie Ghostriders is very apparent with our extended family of board members, coaching staff, billet parents, parents, volunteers etc., each and every person involved beams with pride when they talk about the Fernie Ghostriders.
We have so many wonderful people who make this team run with ease, we may be small in number, but mighty in dedication!
Being an organization which is primarily volunteer, so many people involved are the true definition of volunteer which is:
“a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service”
Giving of ones time to the better good, simply put, is good for the soul!
I would like to take this opportunity in thanking everyone who volunteers for the Fernie Ghostriders in any capacity, without the time and effort put forth, we would not be the success that we are.
Along with the many volunteers is the overall community support. The community of Fernie and the Elk Valley has embraced the team for many years, continuing to do so without hesitation. Without the continued support, it would be a lot harder for us to operate such a successful franchise.
The coaching staff of the Fernie Ghostriders is second to none in any league and/or division of sport. The commitment would rival the big franchises of all paid personnel. The countless hours spent to guide and develop our boys is very much appreciated! Heading the group is Craig! We are happy to have you back with the Fernie Ghostriders, you have captained the ship to a successful year both on and off the ice. Thank you to each and every one who is part of our coaching staff.
The players our team attracts are those who believe in our program. We are very proud of our program. We watch our players come to us as boys, and leave our program as men, ready to embrace what life might throw them.
The team this season has brought our organization great joy and we enjoyed the journey of our season. The season may have been cut short from what we wanted, but remember all of the great things you did both on and off the ice. We are extremely proud of each one of you.
It is always tough to see our 20 year olds graduate from our program, but it is also a sense of accomplishment to have watched each of you throughout your time with Fernie and have watched you grow as people.
Good luck to each of you and I know you will be successful with anything you choose to do in your lives.
Lastly, to the board members! Without you continued commitment, the team would not be here. Countless of hours spent to ensure the organization runs smoothly. Thank you so much!
Thank you once again and have a great evening!
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
The Weekly Roundup It's over, Round the League Sad endin lucky no G 7's
The Ghostriders lost the last two games against the Kimberley Dynamiters, 2-1 at home and 5-2 with (2 empty net goals) on the road in Kimberley. In the last two games the Riders turned it on and were easily as good as the Nitro's, and at times better, but had trouble solving Tyson Brouwer. The two games they won were when Brouwer was hurt and Brody Nelson was in net. Brouwer let in one bad goal in game 5 on a shot from the blueline... but turned out... it was an off side goal... it may have changed the series... The Riders didn't really show up for game 4 but still only lost 2-1. Jeff Orser kept them in that game and was as good enough in net to win the series.
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Overview
Coach Craig Mohr recruited a pretty good group of players in his first year back with the Ghostriders and he was also named as the Eddie Mt. Coach of the Year. Mohr's coaching style makes for a fun game for the fans to watch and the players he brought in, plus what was left over from last year, put on a pretty good show finishing second overall in the KIJHL while playing an entertaining style of game.
Jeff Orser won the Eddie Mountain Top Goalie Award this year and was great in net, he will be 20 this year so is a possibility for next year unless he choses to go to school.
Cole Keebler led the Riders in playoff scoring but was hampered by injuries all season... he may have contended for the KIJHL top scorer had he been healthy, and may have had an even better playoff as well.
Spencer Bender only played the last game vs Kimberley... he had assists on both goals, he would have made a difference had he been healthy. Bender had 5 G 2 A in the five P/O games he played...
When you come back from injuries it takes a while to get in sync... Doan Smith 95 was skating on one good leg after missing weeks with a knee injury only had 1 A after a 35 G 62 pt regular season.
Sam Plaquin, Joel Burgess, Aaron Neufeld, Derek Georgopoulos and Captain Dylan Robertson, the twenty year olds were leaders off the ice and were in the top seven of Rider PO scorers... the Captain delivered several big hits on anything and everything and anyone including goalies. I know the fans and Coaches were liking it...the league, with help from Hockey Canada, seems to have gotten away from the physical game. Burgess and Robertson would have thrived a few years ago in the war zones. I would bet any of them would have a shot at playing in the BCIHL if that's what they wanted to do... more on the team and the 94's after the Banquet
Justin Peers with the big shot (could be the new McCulloch next yr) was just over a point a game in the PO and has developed nicely over the winter... and what D man want's to keep up to Jason Yan's foot speed.
Tayler Sincennes scored a few goals and had a few fights as well and David Kelly is a better player than he was in September and that's not bad after missing most of last year with a broken leg.
Travis Thomsen was the leader on the blue-line with a good mix of toughness and points and Evan Reid can definitely skate at the next level and had the most points of the D. Dustin Watt turned into a pretty good pickup from Golden early in the year and Matt Pronchuk is developing into a good all around D man but missed the last few games with an injury. Zak Kuchler and Will Lightfoot were the steady stay home D men the coaches wanted and Jaffray's Dan Burgess who didn't play for a couple of years fit right in after a few weeks. Would sure like to see him play out the rest of his eligibility here in Fernie. Brandon Butler was a great backup finishing with a great 13-5 record.
And Finally... the sixteen year olds Cavin Tilsley and Kyle Haugo... Both these players made real big leaps in their development as the season wore on. Tilsley is looking at the WHL next year so I hear... and Haugo earned a spot on D and at times up front. Tilsley has the speed to move up and Haugo has the size to get a look at the next level if that's what he want's to do.
Besides the two 98's that were just mentioned we sometimes forget that Peers, Reid, Yan, Kuchler, Sincennes, Pronchuk, Butler,D Burgess and Kelly were rookies, if they return next year Coach Mohr will have the so called good nucleus to start from...
Round the League
- The Kimberley Dynamiters led by Jason Richter will now play the Beaver Valley Nighthawks who's 98 Ross Armour leads the team in scoring. BV got off to a terrible start after losing several of their KIJHL, Cyclone Taylor and Keystone Cup winning players from last season. But a month or two in the big physical Hawks were back winning again and finished just behind the Riders in the overall standings and have home ice in the 3rd round. Kimberley can score or play D and could surprise plus have goaltending that will get tested by the Hawks who like to score... 40 G's so far.
- The first place overall Osoyoos Coyotes will play Kamloops who's GM Barry Dewar always recruits a very good team. Osoyoos won their clinching game 3-2 against Summerland by scoring 3 PP goals, I think their players get so much offence going the other teams have to take penalties on them. Acc to the KIJHL Special Teams chart they had 12 PPg's on 70 chances. Yeah I don't know if it's accurate either but here is the chart if you want to look at it Kamloops had 7 PP G's on 35 PPO.... Osoyoos scored 47 G's as well, they will be a handful.
- He was clearly the most fun player to watch last year with Beaver Valley leading all scorers at the Cyclone and Keystone Cups.. Dallas Calvin has signed with Selkirk next year you can read the full story Here
- Well the worst kept secret in the league is out there now as Sicamouse has announced that former Golden Head Coach and GM Ty Davidson will coach the Eagles next season. Full story here Davidson takes over from Blair Robinson who coached there for 18 years and always made the playoffs and won everything in 2001-02 as well, a sad ending getting axed in the playoffs for a longtime good coach. Another story on that is here
- A full 16 teams have been eliminated from the playoffs and the players have gone home and the KIJHL still hasn't posted the League Awards yet...great marketing guys, cause you don't want to sell the league to the next group of players or anything.
- The series with Fernie and Kimberley was very close but not hotly contested...if anyone thinks the series with Kimberley was a rough tough series you are new to hockey and were not around a few years ago.
- If there were more game 7's some teams like Kimberley would have had to start the 3rd round immediately and play 4 games in a row.... now don't go blaming the league President, it was the Team's Governors who voted to have a 52 game schedule and all series' be a best of 7 ...fully knowing that this could happen because of the Cyclone Taylor start time... I wonder what parents think of that, or Hockey Canada...
The way your supposed to do it http://www.bchl.ca/leagues/newsletter.cfm?clientID=1413&leagueID=2393&page=86697&stype=11 …
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| Kamloops Storm's Mark O'shaughnessy  Mark scored the series clinching goal and set up one more as the Storm eliminate the Wranglers with a 2-1 win on Mar. 7 PLAYER PROFILE |
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| Kimberley Dynamiters' Braden Saretsky  Braden scored the GWG in overtime on Mar. 6 as the Dynamiters evened their series with Fernie at 2 games apiece with a 2-1 win .PLAYER PROFILE  |
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| Summerland Steam's Cole Woodliffe  Cole scored another overtime GWG, as the Steam won 3-2 and now trail Osoyoos 2-1 in the Okanagan Division Final with game four to be played March 7 in Summerland PLAYER PROFILE |
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| Fernie Ghostriders' Dylan Robertson  Dylan scored 3 times and added an assist as the Ghostriders took a 2-1 series lead over Kimberley with a 7-4 win on Mar. 4 PLAYER PROFILE |
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| Kamloops Storm's Bailey De Palma  Bailey stopped 26 shots, earning a shutout and helping the Storm take a 2-0 series lead over 100 Mile House PLAYER PROFILE |
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| Fernie Ghostriders' Aaron Neufeld  Aaron scored twice and set up the GWG as the Ghostriders evened their series with Kimberley with a 5-2 win on Mar. 2 PLAYER PROFILE |
A longtime Elk Valley Blazer
and Fernie Ghostrider supporter and
former co-worker of mine, Bill Penman,
retired a few years ago and now lives in
Summerland where he volunteers some time
helping out the Steam. Bill tells me
Jack Mills got a puck in the face
in game 3 of the Kelowna series and
missed 3 games but wanted back
in for game 7.....
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| Summerland Steam's Jack Mills  Jack scored both goals, giving the Steam a 2-1 win in game 7 eliminating the Kelowna Chiefs from the playoffs. PLAYER PROFILE |
| Kimberley Dynamiters' Eric Buckley  Eric scored the GWG and set up one more as the Dynamiters take a 1-0 Eddie Mountain Division Final series lead with a 5-2 win in Fernie on March 1PLAYER PROFILE
AND they're gonna bring back fightin in hockey as well http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/utah-passes-death-sentence-bill-to-allow-execution-by-firing-squad-1.2273708 …
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Saturday, 7 March 2015
Game 5 Riders down 3-2 in the series Game 6 Mon in Kimberley
The Ghostriders put out a pretty good effort Saturday and were good enough they could have won but didn't. Lot's of hits and some shot blocks by both teams. Fast game that was over in just over two hours and it was a sellout.
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| Fernie Ghostriders Cole Keebler | Kimberley Dynamiters Coy Prevost | |
| SCORING SUMMARY |
| PERIOD 1 |
| 1-0 Kimberley Dynamiters at 13:30 - Jason Richter (unassisted) |
| PERIOD 2 |
| 2-0 Kimberley Dynamiters at 11:39 - Coy Prevost from Justin Meier |
| PERIOD 3 |
| 2-1 Fernie Ghostriders at 17:56 (PP) - Aaron Neufeld from Sam Plaquin and Cole Keebler |
| PENALTY SUMMARY |
| PERIOD 1 |
| Kimberley Dynamiters at 7:10 - Jordan Busch for Tripping (2 Min.) |
| Fernie Ghostriders at 2:34 - Joel Burgess for Interference (2 Min.) |
| PERIOD 2 |
| Fernie Ghostriders at 12:36 - Travis Thomsen for Roughing (2 Min.) |
| Kimberley Dynamiters at 12:36 - Tyler Kinnon for Roughing (2 Min.) |
| Fernie Ghostriders at 8:33 - Will Lightfoot for High-sticking (2 Min.) |
| PERIOD 3 |
| Kimberley Dynamiters at 18:02 - Lincoln Lane for Roughing (2 Min.) |
| Kimberley Dynamiters at 8:33 - Sawyer Hunt for Holding (2 Min.) |
| KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS PLAYER STATS | |||||||
| # | Player | G | A | PTS | +/- | SH | PIM |
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| 3 | Charles Dagostin | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 4 | Tyler Kinnon | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 7 | Coy Prevost | 1 | 0 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 8 | James Jowsey | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 9 | Jesse Wallace | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 10 | Jordan Busch | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 11 | Justin Meier | 0 | 1 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 12 | Eric Buckley | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 15 | Jared Marchi | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 17 | Braden Saretsky | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 19 | Brady Revie | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | Jonas Gordon | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 21 | Trevor Van Steinburg | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 22 | Lincoln Lane | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 24 | Sawyer Hunt | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 26 | Alex Rosolowsky | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 27 | Keenan Haase | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 40 | Jason Richter | 1 | 0 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| KIMBERLEY DYNAMITERS GOALIE STATS | ||||
| # | Player | MIN. | SH | SV |
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| 1 | Tyson Brouwer (W) | 60:00 | 32 | 31 |
| 33 | Brody Nelson (Backup) | 0:00 | 0 | 0 |
| FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS PLAYER STATS | |||||||
| # | Player | G | A | PTS | +/- | SH | PIM |
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| 2 | Will Lightfoot | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 3 | Dylan Robertson | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 4 | Sam Plaquin | 0 | 1 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 5 | Travis Thomsen | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 6 | Kyle Haugo | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 7 | Joel Burgess | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 2 |
| 8 | Dan Burgess | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 10 | Derek Georgopoulos | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 12 | Doan Smith | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 15 | Jason Yan | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | Zak Kuchler | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 21 | Justin Peers | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 22 | Aaron Neufeld | 1 | 0 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 24 | Dustin Watt | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 25 | Cole Keebler | 0 | 1 | 1 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 26 | Tayler Sincennes | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 27 | Cavin Tilsley | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| 28 | Evan Reid | 0 | 0 | 0 | E | 0 | 0 |
| FERNIE GHOSTRIDERS GOALIE STATS | ||||
| # | Player | MIN. | SH | SV |
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| 1 | Jeff Orser (L) | 58:40 | 26 | 24 |
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