October 10/08
Neal Bruetsch, who has been a Trainer with the Dryden Ice Dogs, has accepted a full time position with the Kindersley Klippers of the SJHL. The Ice Dogs would like to thank Neal for all his volunteer time towards the Ice Dogs organization. We wish Neal the best in his new position.
Dryden Ice Dogs in Dire NEED of Billet Families!!
As of Sept. 4, 2008, The Dryden Ice Dogs are still in the need for Billeting Families
in the Dryden and Area. Please CLICK HERE to find out how to become
a Host Family.
August 20, 2008
Ice Dogs Logo ranks #2 in the list of "Top 10 Junior A Logos" with the Hockey
News Website!!
To read article, Click Here
August 18, 2008
Update on
Marlon Gardner, former Ice Dogs player;
The Dryden Ice Dogs are pleased to announce that graduating player, Marlon Gardner, has accepted
a scholarship to Neumann College NCAA Division III. Marlon played 2 years with the Ice Dogs and
helped the Ice Dogs win the SIJHL Championship last season. Marlon would like to thank the Dryden
Ice Dogs, the City of Dryden and fans for their support. Marlon also gives thanks to his family
and friends from Eagle Lake for their support throughout his junior and minor hockey playing days.
The Dryden Ice Dogs wish Marlon the best at Neumann College next season and thank him for his
dedication to the Ice Dogs.
July 28, 2008
The Dryden Ice Dogs are pleased to announce the signing of three more players for the 2008/2009 season.
Tanner Harms, 6' and 175lbs, is a center man who hails from Steinbach, Manitoba and played last year for the Eastman Selects in the Manitoba AAA midget hockey league. Tanner recorded 10 goals adding 18 assists for 28 points in 39 games.
Graham Leiding, from Morden Manitoba, 6' 1" and 175 lbs played right wing for the Pembina Valley Hawks last year in the Manitoba AAA midget hockey league. In 40 games, Graham recorded 15 goals adding 16 assists for 31 points.
Jon Mowat, from Norway House, Manitoba, is a left winger who played last year for the Norman North Stars in the Manitoba AAA midget hockey league. At 5' 10" and 180 lbs Jon recorded 8 goals, adding 13 assists for 21 points in 38 games.
July 28, 2008
The Game Schedule and Ticket Pricing for 2008/2009 Season Has Arrived!
The 2008/2009 season is ready to rock the pound beginning in September, 2008. The first game for the Ice Dogs is in Sioux
Lookout, September 9, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. against the Flyers. Click HERE to see our 2008/2009 monthly schedule
of upcoming games and special events. Click HERE to see
this years prices and promotions. Check back weekly for updates of events and games!! See you at the pound!!!
July 8, 2008
Brenden Church signs on with the Ice Dogs
June 18, 2008
The Dryden Ice Dogs are pleased to announce that 07/08 captain Colin McIntosh has committed to Utica College NCAA Division lll . Colin has 3 years junior A behind him and the last one with the Dryden Ice Dogs. Last year in the regular season, Colin recorded 34 goals along with 41 assists for 75 points in 42 games. Colin also added 9 power play goals and 4 short handed goals throughout the regular season. The Ice Dogs wish Colin the very best at Utica and his future endeavours.
June 16, 2008
The Dryden Ice Dogs are pleased to announce that graduating left winger Nicolas Doiron has accepted a scholarship to Norwich University. Doiron led the Ice Dogs with 85 points this past season. Nic recorded 37 goals, 48 assists along with 10 power play goals and 3 short handed goals in 50 regular season games. Doiron has played for the Ice Dogs for the past 2 seasons and gives thanks to the Dryden Ice Dogs hockey club for all their support. The Dryden Ice Dogs wish Nicolas the very best in his future at Nowich and thank him for his hard work on and off the ice while he was a member of the Dryden Ice Dogs
June 16, 2008
The Dryden Ice Dogs are pleased to announce that 20 year old goal tender Graeme Harrington has accepted a scholarship to University of North Dakota (UND NCAA Division 1). Graeme has been between the pipes for the Ice Dogs for two seasons. This past season Graeme had a 2.95 goals against average and a .904 save %. Graeme has great work ethic on and off the ice and gives thanks to his team mates, fans and billets for the past two years. The Dryden Ice Dogs wish Graeme the very best at UND and thank him for his contribution to the Ice Dogs program.
June10, 2008
Carson
Shields Off to OPJHL
The Dryden Ice Dogs have made their first moves of the off-season. The
SIJHL Champions have traded defenceman Carson Shields to the Newmarket
Hurricanes for future considerations. Coach-General Manager Randy
Lulashnick says they have acquired defenceman Derrick Osborne from the
Marathon Renegades. Osborne is 6 foot 1 and 180-pounds. The 19-year-old
recorded 3 goals and 9 assists in 32 games with the Renegades last season.
Lulashnick says a number of players have expressed an interest in playing
with the Ice Dogs next season.
June 6, 2008
Ice
Dogs Season Ticket Drive
The Dryden Ice Dogs are launching a 2008-2009 season ticket drive this
weekend.
Tickets and Flex Passes will be on sale at Barrett's Sporting Goods on
Saturday from 10 until 4.
The SIJHL Champions will play 26-games at the 'Dog Pound' this year and
early-bird prices are in effect.
May 3rd, 2008
2008
Dryden Ice Dogs Award Winners
Posted by Mike Ebbeling on Saturday, May 3rd,
2008 at 10:04:23 AM
The 2008 Dryden Ice Dogs Awards Banquet was held Friday night at the Royal
Canadian Legion.
Here is a list of the winners.
Most Sportsmanlike Player (Sponsored by Pizza Hut)
#16 Kirk Olimb
Top Scorer (Sponsored by Grip n Rip)
#19 Nicolas Doiron
Most Improved Player (Sponsored by Dingwall Ford)
#3 Clinton Senkow and #2 Tony Francoeur
Top Local Player (Sponsored by Barrett Sports)
#15 Rowen Bruetsch
Community Service Award (Sponsored by CKDR)
#23 Carson Shields
Rookie of the Year (Sponsored by Time Out Sports)
#22 Chad Liley and #8 Paul Peterson
Defenseman of the Year (Sponsored by Tim Hortons)
#7 Drew Heinen
Coach's Award (Sponsored by Classic Coach Lines)
#10 Chris Kitt
Most Defensive Offence (Sponsored by Safeway)
#15 Rowen Bruetsch
Player of the Year (Sponsored by Petro Pass)
#17 Marlon Gardner and #91 Colin McIntosh
Playoff MVP (Sponsored by Best Western)
#17 Marlon Gardner and #10 Chris Kitt
April 25, 2008
CJAHL Announces General Manager and Head Coach For Team Canada East - 2008 World Junior A Challenge
The CJAHL in partnership with Hockey Canada announced today the two individuals who will perform the roles of General Manager and Head Coach for Team Canada East at the 2008 World Junior A Challenge.
Team Canada East stated that they have appointed Marty Abrams from the Wellington Dukes of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League (OPJHL), as their General Manager.
“Marty did a tremendous job with Team Canada East at this event the last two years,” declared the CJAHL Representative for Team Canada East, Brent Ladds. “As an Assistant Coach in 2006 and as a General Manager in 2007, his leadership skills and determination led Team Canada East to an appearance in the gold medal final for two consecutive years. We are optimistic that he has the knowledge and experience to lead the team to a gold medal finish this November.”
Abrams, as the Head Coach and General Manager Wellington Dukes has amassed a 342-91-30-13 record during his 7 seasons with the Dukes and led his team to their second consecutive Eastern Conference Championship this season.
Team Canada East also announced today that they have appointed Mark Grady from the Cumberland Grads of the Central Junior A Hockey League (CJHL), as the team’s head coach.
“Mark Grady is an excellent coach who showed that he has the right combination of character and commitment to lead this team at the 2008 World Junior A Challenge,” admitted Brent Ladds. “Mark did a great job last season as an assistant coach for Team Canada East. We have no doubt that he will use his experience gained from last year’s event, and will translate that into a winning formula to take the team to top.”
Grady, as the Head Coach / General Manager of the Cumberland Grads, led his team to the top of the Yzerman Divison this season in the competitive CJHL.
The 2008 World Junior A Challenge will take place from November 1st to 9th in Camrose, Alberta. Canadawill look to continue its tremendous success at the event, as Team Canada East played Team Canada West in the championship finals of the 2006 and 2007 World Junior A Challenge events, winning silver and gold medals respectively in back-to-back years.
Team Canada East and West will be making the announcement of their respective Assistant Coaches in the not too distant future. Please stay tuned to www.cjahl.com for more details.
The CJAHL is an amalgamation of ten Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada. More information on the CJAHL can be found by clicking on the league website.
For more information, please contact:
Brent Ladds
CJAHL Representative
Team Canada East
Ph) 519-622-2402
E-mail) brent@in.on.ca
April 22, 2008
CJAHL Announces General Manager and Head Coach For Team Canada West - 2008 World Junior A Challenge
The CJAHL in partnership with Hockey Canada announced today the two individuals who will perform the roles of General Manager and Head Coach for Team Canada West at the 2008 World Junior A Challenge.
Team Canada West stated that they have appointed Leonard Strandberg from the OCN Blizzard of the MJHL, as their General Manager.
“Leonard brings a generous history of 20 years worth of experience in Junior A hockey to the table. He has outstanding skills that will assist the leagues in the west, to continue to build a solid foundation for this important hockey development program,” declared the CJAHL Representative for Team Canada West, Kim Davis. “We are optimistic that Leonard will be an excellent selection to lead Team Canada West in its quest to win its third consecutive gold medal at the World Junior A Challenge.”
Team Canada West also announced today that they have appointed Boris Rybalka from the Camrose Kodiaks of the AJHL, as the team’s head coach.
“We are very delighted to appoint Boris as the Head Coach for Team Canada West, for the third consecutive year,” pronounced Kim Davis. “Boris did a phenomenal job the past two years for Team Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge. We are very optimistic he will be able to repeat this excellence. With the tournament being held this year in his hometown, this is a very special occasion for Boris to coach the team in front of his family, friends, and fans in the city of Camrose.
The 2008 World Junior A Challenge will take place from November 1st to 9th in Camrose, AB. Canada will look to continue its tremendous success at the event, as Team Canada East played Team Canada West in the championship finals of the 2006 and 2007 World Junior A Challenge events, winning silver and gold medals respectively in back-to-back years.
Team Canada East will be making the announcement of their General Manager and Head Coach in the not too distant future. Please stay tuned to www.cjahl.com for more details.
The CJAHL is an amalgamation of ten Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada. More information on the CJAHL can be found by clicking on the league website, www.cjahl.com .
For more information, please contact:
Kim Davis
CJAHL Representative
Team Canada West
Ph) 204-488-1227
E-mail) commissioner@mjhlhockey.caApril 18, 2008
2008
WORLD JUNIOR A CHALLENGE MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT
The World Junior A Hockey Challenge is coming to Camrose, Alberta taking place from November 1st to 9th, 2008 at the sparkling new Edgeworth Centre.
The ‘House of Thunder’ Opening Ceremonies - presented in partnership by the ‘House of Thunder’ motorcycle shop and by the local radio station, ‘98.1 Cam FM’; will be held November 1st, 2008 and will feature the first ever concert in the beautiful new facility.
Canada’s
own Tom Cochrane will be the
headlining act for the evening. 
Internationally known for such major hits as “Life Is A Highway”, “Boy Inside The Man”, “Big League” and “Lunatic Fringe”, Cochrane released his newest album “No Stranger” in 2006. Cochrane’s unique mix of passionate anthems and intimate ballads make him the perfect choice as the artist chosen to perform the first ever concert in the new Edgeworth Centre.
The Canadian musician has released 9 albums throughout his distinguished career, and won an impressive 7 Juno awards. In addition to this, Cochrane’s commitment to humanitarian work through World Vision, the World Society for the Protection of Animals, and the Parkinson’s Society, is noteworthy indeed.
Tournament organizers are proud to announce that tickets for this prestigious event are on sale through Ticketmaster. To order tickets call Ticketmaster at 1-780-451-8000, or order tickets on-line at www.ticketmaster.ca.
‘House of Thunder’ Opening Ceremonies ticket prices are as follows:
Gold Circle Tickets: $70.00 plus applicable service charges
Regular Tickets: $50.00 plus applicable service charges
All Tickets are inclusive of GST.
‘House of Thunder’ Opening Ceremonies agenda presented by ‘98.1 Cam FM’
Saturday, November 1st, 2008
6:00 p.m. Doors Open
7:00 p.m. Introduction of Participating Teams
7:30 p.m. Introduction of Dignitaries
8:30 p.m. Tom Cochrane Concert, Presented by
‘98.1 Cam FM’ and ‘House of Thunder’
For further information, please contact Larry Werner or Glen Vinet of Panhandle Productions Limited, 1-888-404-1234. www.pplevents.ca
Presented by:
The CJAHL is an amalgamation of ten Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada. More information on the CJAHL can be found by clicking on the league website www.cjahl.com.
April 2, 2008
HOCKEY CANADA ANNOUNCES 2008
RBC JUNIOR A SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The 2008 RBC Junior A Scholarship recipients, one from each of the
CJAHL’s 10 leagues, receive $1,000 toward post-secondary education, with
one national winner receiving $5,000. The winner of the national RBC
Junior A Scholarship was selected from a list of finalists by a national
panel of Hockey Canada appointed junior hockey representatives.
2008 RBC Junior A Scholarship winners:
· Alberta Junior Hockey League – Scott Kenway – Olds Grizzlys
· British Columbia Hockey League – Kevin Tipper – Burnaby Express
· Central Junior Hockey League – Patrick Millette – Pembroke Lumber Kings
· Manitoba Junior Hockey League – Gavin McHale – Portage Terriers
· Maritime Junior A Hockey League – Travis McCarron – Antigonish Bulldogs
· Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League – Tyler Hummel – North Bay Skyhawks
· Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League – Riley Brand – Newmarket Hurricanes
· Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League – Danny Mireault – Action de Joliette
· Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League – Taylor Watt – Melfort Mustangs
· Superior International Junior Hockey League – Graeme Harrington – Dryden Ice Dogs
The recipient of the $5,000 national RBC
Junior A Scholarship is Danny Mireault – Action de Joliette.
Mireault will be presented with his national scholarship award at the 2008
RBC Cup, which takes place May 3rd to 11th in Cornwall, ON. The program
was designed to provide an opportunity for Junior A players to apply for a
scholarship based on their outstanding academic accomplishments and
extraordinary community service. Players eligible for the RBC Junior A
Scholarships must be a Canadian citizen, on a Canadian Junior A team
roster, and registered or applying for full-time post-secondary studies.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, hockey
achievement, and community involvement. All Junior A hockey players in
Canada who currently attend a Canadian post-secondary institution are also
eligible for the Nickerson Family Awards, which are made possible through
the Friends of the RBC Society in Fort McMurray, AB. Travis
McCarron of the Antigonish Bulldogs is the $1,000 winner, and Graeme
Harrington of the Dryden Ice Dogs is the $500 winner.
April 2, 2008
From Darcy Steen
Hockey Canada is pleased to inform you that Graeme Harrington of the Dryden Ice Dogs, has finished third place in the RBC Financial Group - 2007 / 08 National Scholarship contest! As a result, Graeme has been awarded the Nickerson Family Award in the amount of a $500 scholarship to be used towards a post secondary school in Canada
The next stage in the process, will be the issuing of the scholarship cheques which will happen in June 2008. Because Graeme has been named both the $1,000 League recipient and he has won the $500 Nickerson Family Award, he will be entitled to a cheque in the amount of $1,500. It is important to note however, that the issuing Nickerson Family Award is dependant upon whether Graeme decides to attend post secondary school in Canada
Darcy Steen Coordinator, Junior Hockey Projects E-Mail) dsteen@hockeycanada.caWebsite) www.hockeycanada.ca
March 24, 2008
Dogs # 8 CJAHL top 15
Last week’s rankings and the leagues in which the teams belong to are in parenthesis.
1. (1) Humboldt Broncos (SJHL)
2. (3) Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL)
3. (2) NanaimoClippers (BCHL)
4. (4) L’Action de Joliette (LHJAAAQ)
5. (5) Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL)
6. (6) YarmouthMariners (MJAHL)
7. (8) Miramichi Timberwolves (MJAHL)
8. (9) Dryden Ice Dogs (SIJHL)
9. (10) Penticton Vees (BCHL)
10. (13) OakvilleBlades (OPJHL)
11. (12) Winnipeg Saints (MJHL)
12. (11) Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL)
13. (NR) Wellington Dukes (OPJHL)
14. (NR) Portage Terriers (MJHL)
15. (NR) Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL)
Honorable mention goes to the Westside Warriors (BCHL), Langley Chiefs (BCHL), Drumheller Dragons (AJHL), Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL), Melville Millionaires (SJHL), Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL), Kindersley Klippers (SJHL), Fort William North Stars (SIJHL), Abitibi Eskimos (NOJHL), Markham Waxers (OPJHL), Aurora Tigers (OPJHL), Brockville Braves (CJHL), Smiths Falls Bears (CJHL), Les Inouk de Granby (LHJAAAQ), Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL), and the Weeks Crushers (MJAHL).
The rankings are based upon a variety of factors which includes the league in which the teams belong to, their winning percentage, their win-loss record, total points accumulated, their goals-for versus goals-against ratio, amongst other factors.
The CJAHL is an amalgamation of ten Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada. More information on the CJAHL can be found by clicking on the league website. www.cjahl.com
March 14, 2008
SIJHL announces league awards
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Congratulations to all league award winners . Dryden winners are forward Nicolas Doiron (left) as the leagues top scorer. Goaltender Graeme Harrington (right) as the scholar/talent recipient. Way to go boys!! |
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| MVP | Quinn Amie | Fort Frances Jr. Sabres |
| Most Improved | Jared Saunders | Schreiber Diesels |
| Rookie of the Year | Mitch Cain | Fort Frances Jr. Sabres |
| Scholar/Talent | Graeme Harrington | Dryden Ice Dogs |
| Best Defenceman | Brad Pawlowski | Thunder Bay Bearcats |
| Best Defensive Forward | Travis Jaspers | Fort William North Stars |
| Most Gentlemanly | Mike Thibert | Thunder Bay Bulldogs |
| Daniel Beardy Memorial Best Goalie | Drew Strandberg | Thunder Bay Bulldogs |
| Top Scorer | Nicolas Doiron | Dryden Ice Dogs |
| Coach of the Year | Wayne Strachan | Fort Frances Jr. Sabres |
| Executive of the Year
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Scott and Carolyn Kellaway
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Fort Frances Jr. Sabres
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March 7, 2008
Ice Dogs clinch first
by virtue of a 1-1 regulation time tie.
The Dryden Ice dogs got the point they needed to win the regular season
title outright in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Fort William North Stars
in Thunder Bay. The game, tied from the first period on, alowed the Ice
Dogs to recieve the point they needed to put them out of reach of the
Stars for first. North Stars, however, scored with 19.8 seconds
left for the win. Chris Kitt scored the Ice Dogs lone goal.
Ice Dogs President Clyde Palson congratulates Head Coach Randy Lulashnyk
and his team for a job well done. Keep it going, all the way to Newmarket, guys
March 5, 2008
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The SIJHL is pleased to announce
Goaltender Graeme Harrington of the Dryden Ice Dogs as this year's recipient of the Royal Bank's $1000.00 Scholarship Award. Graeme will receive his cheque direct from Hockey Canada after the RBC Championships made out to the school of his choice. Graeme is now entered against the other nine league winners for a national $5000.00 prize. |
In 30 games played (1,744 mins) his game save percentage is .903, facing 880 shots, allowing 85 goals.
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CJAHL ANNOUNCES THE TOP 15 RANKINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 24th – MARCH 1st
The Canadian Junior A Hockey League announced today its Top 15 rankings for the week of February 24th to March 1st and our Dryden Icedogs are rated 9th, up one from 10 th. The CJAHL is an amalgamation of ten Junior A hockey leagues from across Canada. More information on the CJAHL can be found by clicking on the league website. www.cjahl.com
Honorable mention goes to the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL), Westside Warriors (BCHL), Vernon Vipers (BCHL), Langley Chiefs (BCHL), Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL), Grande Prairie Storm (AJHL), Melville Millionaires (SJHL), Winkler Flyers (MJHL), Portage Terriers (MJHL), Fort William North Stars (SIJHL), Abitibi Eskimos (NOJHL), Wellington Dukes (OPJHL), Huntsville Otters (OPJHL), Markham Waxers (OPJHL), Georgetown Raiders (OPJHL), Aurora Tigers (OPJHL), Brockville Braves (CJHL), Smiths Falls Bears (CJHL), Les Cougars du Collège Champlain Sherbrooke (LHJAAAQ), Les Inouk de Granby (LHJAAAQ), Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL), and the Truro Bearcats (MJAHL).
The rankings are based upon a variety of factors including; the league in which the teams belong, their winning percentage, their win-loss record, total points accumulated, their goals-for versus goals-against ratio, amongst other factors.
Sat. Feb 23, 2008
The Ice Dogs REMAIN IN the top 10. The Canadian Junior A Hockey League announced today its latest Top 15 rankings and our Ice Dogs remain #10
The Fort William North Stars again receive honorable mention. Other honorable mention goes to the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL), Westside Warriors (BCHL), Vernon Vipers (BCHL), Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL), Grande Prairie Storm (AJHL), Melfort Mustangs (SJHL), Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL), Portage Terriers (MJHL), Fort William North Stars (SIJHL), Oakville Blades (OPJHL), Huntsville Otters (OPJHL), Newmarket Hurricanes (OPJHL), Brockville Braves (CJHL), Les Cougars du Collège Champlain Sherbrooke (LHJAAAQ), Les Inouk de Granby (LHJAAAQ), Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL), and the Truro Bearcats (MJAHL).
February 21, 2008
Hockey Canada News
Release CAMROSE, ALBERTA TO HOST
2008 WORLD JUNIOR A CHALLENGE
CALGARY, AB – Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Junior A Hockey League (CJAHL), announced on Thursday that Camrose, AB will host the 2008 World Junior A Challenge from November 2-9, 2008.
All 13 games of the 2008 World Junior A Challenge will take place at EnCana Arena in the Edgeworth Centre, home of the Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Camrose Kodiaks. It will mark the first time in the three-year history of the event that the entire tournament will be played out of one venue – the 2006 World Junior A Challenge was hosted by Yorkton and Humboldt, SK, while the 2007 event was split between Trail and Nelson, BC. In addition, EnCana Arena will be the site for the Opening Ceremonies on November 1st, which will feature a full-length concert by an artist to be announced.
The 2008 World Junior A Challenge will follow the same format as previous years – two Canadian entries will be joined by four international teams. Canada West, Russia and Belarus will compete in Group A, while Canada East, the USA and Germany will make up Group B. The group winners will receive an automatic bye to the semi-finals, while the second and third place teams will crossover for the quarterfinals.
TICKETS
Tickets for the 2008 World Junior A Challenge will go on sale beginning at 10:00 a.m. MT on Friday, February 22, 2008 through Ticketmaster (www.ticketmaster.ca). Three ticket packages are available:
1st Star Package ($499) – tickets to all 13 games, as well as the Opening Ceremonies and concert; the package also includes complimentary food, a souvenir tournament program, game sheets and stats and full bar service
2nd Star Package ($249) – tickets to all 13 games, as well as the Opening Ceremonies and concert
3rd Star Package ($199) – tickets to all 13 games
For more information on the 2008 World Junior A Challenge, visit www.hockeycanada.ca/wjac.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
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Brad Pascall
Men’s National Teams
Manager, Communications
Coord., Media Relations
Coord., Hockey Information (403) 777-4556
(403) 777-4557
(403) 777-4552
(403) 777-4553 |
Feb. 16, 2008
The Ice Dogs have cracked the top 10. The Canadian Junior A Hockey League announced today its latest Top 15 rankings and our Ice Dogs are ranked #10. The leagues second-place Fort William North Stars receive honourable mention once again. Other honorable mention goes to the Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL), Westside Warriors (BCHL), Vernon Vipers (BCHL), Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL), Melfort Mustangs (SJHL), Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL), Winnipeg Saints (MJHL), Oakville Blades (OPJHL), Huntsville Otters (OPJHL), Newmarket Hurricanes (OPJHL), Brockville Braves (CJHL), Les Cougars du Collège Champlain Sherbrooke (LHJAAAQ), Les Inouk de Granby (LHJAAAQ), Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL), and the Truro Bearcats (MJAHL)