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2012 – 2013 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Divisional Directors’ Reports Junior A Hockey ...... 2 Junior B Hockey ...... 3 Senior Male Hockey...... 4 Senior Female Hockey ...... 4

District Directors’ Reports Kootenay – East ...... 6 Kootenay – West ...... 7 Lower Mainland ...... 7 North Central ...... 10 North East / Yukon ...... 12 North West ...... 13 Okanagan Mainline ...... 13 Vancouver Island ...... 15

Committee Reports Coaching Committee ...... 17 High Performance Committee ...... 19 Female Hockey Development/ Female Midget AAA League Committee ...... 22 Minor Hockey Committee ...... 24 Referee Committee ...... 25 Safety & Risk Management Committee ...... 30 Midget AAA League ...... 31

APPENDICES

BC Hockey Program Attendance Statistics ...... APPENDIX A

Incomplete Suspensions ...... APPENDIX B

Registrations ...... APPENDIX C

Championship Reports ...... APPENDIX D

BC Hockey Awards ...... APPENDIX E

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DIVISIONAL REPORTS

JUNIOR A John Grisdale, BC Hockey Junior A Divisional Director

The 2012-2013 season was the 51st for the BCHL and brought about several positive new developments for the league. The first-ever BCHL Showcase, hosted by the Chilliwack Chiefs and Prospera Centre from September 7-9, 2012, earned rave reviews from players, coaches, and media. An overwhelming response from college and pro scouts was seen, with as many as 200 talent evaluators on hand at various points of the weekend.

A second BCHL Showcase is planned for the coming season. It will be hosted again in Chilliwack from September 6-8, 2013.

Other changes put in place included reducing the season to 56 games from 60. This meant less wear and tear on players and fewer mid-week games, which have always proven difficult from an attendance standpoint. The BCHL’s average attendance was up slightly this season but did not receive a significant boost during the NHL lockout. In all, 11 franchises averaged quadruple-figure attendance with the Chilliwack Chiefs leading the league averaging almost 2,200 fans per game.

At the request of the newly formed coaches committee, team rosters increased from 21 to 22 players this season which allowed coaches to conduct satisfactory practices. Teams were also required to have a minimum of two players 17-years-old or younger on their rosters which helped keep and develop young talent in the league.

The World Junior A Challenge in Yarmouth, N.S. saw 15 BCHL players participate and help Team Canada West bring home a silver medal.

The BCHL opted to continue playing under the guidelines of the Junior A Supplement and under new executive director Trevor Alto, the league was able to mete out discipline for all incidents deemed worthy of review.

Parity was a dominant theme in the league this season with the final playoff spot not decided until the final weekend of play and no team winning its division by more than 10 points. This equality among clubs continued to play out in the postseason with four series going the distance in the first two rounds.

The regular-season champion Surrey Eagles have qualified for the league semi-finals and will play Alberni Valley / Victoria for the Coastal Conference title. In the Interior, the defending champions Penticton Vees are set to face the West Kelowna Warriors.

The next big challenge for the BCHL will be to carry out a successful tournament with the inaugural Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup which will be held in Nanaimo from April 26 to May 5. This event brings together the winners of the four Western Junior A leagues plus the host Clippers for a round-robin tournament and double-knockout playoff system that will determine the two Western representatives for the 2013 RBC Cup in Summerside, PEI.

The BCHL’s decision to move to FASTHockey as the exclusive provider of pay-per-view live and on- demand video also proved successful for the league. FASTHockey’s suite of editing tools allowed the league to clip and distribute to media several highlight-reel moments that went on to “go viral” via mainstream and social media. One goal, scored by Langley Rivermen forward Austin Azurdia, was

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Efforts are being made constantly to improve the pay-per-view customer experience as it has proven a significant revenue stream for the league in recent seasons

Tracking and reporting of officials’ scheduling and expenses was improved as the league office was able to retain an intern for the full season. Executive Director Alto along with Director of Officiating Derek Adams have worked continually to raise the standard of officiating league wide with improved reporting being noted from referees and linesmen throughout the season

It has been another successful season on the scholarship front with 113 players committed to college programs (approximately 70 of those earned in the current season).

The BCHL has enjoyed participating in the increased effort being made at the CJHL level to promote Junior A hockey across the country. The league continues to strive for excellence and remains a positive partner in hockey in Canada.

JUNIOR B Brian Harrison, BC Hockey Junior B Divisional Director

This year we had 39 teams participating in the Junior B program in B.C. The two new franchises, Nanaimo and Westshore (actually returned after a one-year leave), were competitive, successful and supported by their communities. Next year will see the relocation of the Penticton Junior B team to 100 Mile House.

The three Junior B Leagues have expressed a desire to work more closely together. The first step will see the standardization of supplementary rules modeled after the BCHL.

The Junior Council has been very successful this season. Representatives of the WHL, BCHL and Junior B have met several times to discuss issues of mutual interest as we move our game forward.

Junior B Hockey, like all levels of hockey, shares the concerns of others with respect to headshots and concussions. The safety of our players is of paramount importance. We will continue to work with Hockey Canada and BC Hockey and within our Leagues to help reduce the incidences of this infraction.

This year, the Cyclone Taylor Cup tournament (Provincial Junior B Championship) was held in Courtenay, hosted by the Comox Valley Glacier Kings. Teams participating included the Castlegar Rebels, the Richmond Sockeyes, the Victoria Cougars and the host, CV Glacier Kings. The games were very competitive and extremely well played. Richmond won Gold (and went on to the Keystone), Victoria won Silver and the Bronze went to Castlegar. The games were well attended. Thank you to David and Marsha Webb and Iris Churchill (owners) and their committee for putting on such a successful event and being such gracious hosts!

The following weekend, the Western Canadian Championship (The Keystone Cup) was played in St. Malo, Manitoba. Here we defended our Western Canadian Championship and have now been victorious in four of the last five years. The Junior B program in British Columbia is a true success story, not only for our Leagues, but is also a testimony to the successful development programs of B.C. Hockey.

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There has been controversy within Junior B as to our future involvement in the Keystone Cup. The high costs of attending (must be paid by the teams) and playing in towns smaller than we are accustomed to, are often cited as issues.

I can tell you that from the perspective of the other provinces, this tournament is important and takes us to the roots of Junior B in Western Canada. While the arena in St. Malo may not have been what some of our teams are used to, the organization, hospitality and support displayed in St. Malo was second to none found anywhere. It was truly outstanding and will be very difficult to match. The folks of St. Malo should feel extremely proud of what they accomplished. There were nearly 1000 folks jammed into their arena for the important games. We would be extremely pleased if we could duplicate that in our larger centres. It was a tournament that will not soon be forgotten by our representatives.

There is a committee working on the feasibility of holding a national Junior B Championship, which may see us heading in a new direction. In the meantime, the Keystone affords an opportunity to measure the progress of our BC Junior B program against the best in Western Canada, in what could be considered the grass roots communities of Junior B across the west.

Next year, the Abbotsford Pilots will host the Keystone, while the Cyclone Taylor will be held in Nelson.

Congratulations to the Richmond Sockeyes team and organization for not only winning the CT and the Keystone Cups, but for also winning the team sportsmanship award at the Keystone. You were tremendous ambassadors for Junior B hockey in BC.

Finally, thank you also to Barry Petrachenko and the BC Hockey staff, as well as the Executives of all three leagues, for your assistance this season.

SENIOR MALE HOCKEY Mike Fraser, BC Hockey Senior Male / Recreational Divisional Director

There were three Championships held in March starting with the Coy Cup AA in Kitimat with Williams Lake defeating the host 5-1 in final game The Savage Cup AAA was memorable as it was the 100th anniversary of the Cup with Fort St. John winning the fifth and deciding game 3-2 over the PR Regals in OT. The BCIHL championship final was held in Nelson with Selkirk College defeating SFU 3-2.

For the 2013-2014 season, we are implementing the HC Senior Minimum Suspension guideline with a couple tweaks from our Branch so it more or less conforms with our Branch. We will also be implementing Senior supplement of Rule 10.2 Face-Offs when penalty assessed and Rule 10.5 Icing (goal tender coming out of net). There is not much to report on Adult Rec hockey (HCAR).

SENIOR FEMALE HOCKEY Rick Kupchuk, BC Hockey Female Senior / Recreational Divisional Director

There were several highlights in senior female hockey this past season.

The South Coast Female Amateur Hockey League (SCFAHL) operated with seven teams, playing a 24- game schedule which concluded with the Kamloops Vibe taking the pennant. Other teams in the league included the BC Thunder (New Westminster), Delta Jets, Richmond Devils, Simon Fraser University, Trinity Western University and the Victoria Phantoms.

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Off the ice, it was extremely encouraging to see the teams and players take it upon themselves promote the league as a place to play competitive hockey after midget or university. Presentations and promotions were made at community events, minor female games or tournaments, and in the media. They are proud of the league, and it shows.

SCFAHL is poised to grow, as three groups have asked about forming teams for next season in the Metro Vancouver area, and the league continues its attempt to place a team in the central Okanagan.

SCFAHL participated in the IIHF's World Girls Hockey Weekend by staging a jamboree weekend on October 13-14 in Surrey, inviting the Female Midget League to stage one of their Super Weekends in the same arena. The event was a huge success, with the Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association sending numerous Tyke/Novice female players to share in the pregame and postgame activities with the senior and midget teams.

In total, there were 16 Senior AA / A games and 10 Midget AAA games played over three days.

Provincial champions were crowned in March, with the BC Thunder defeating the Delta Jets in a four- point series (5-1) to win the Senior AA championship, while the Kamloops Vibe won a four-team tournament in Logan Lake to claim the Senior A title.

The Western Shield took place April 4-7 in Surrey, with 10 teams participating in the Western Canadian championship event. The Sask Wheat Queen's of Saskatchewan defended their title in the Senior A category, while the Manitoba Blazing Stars took the championship in the Senior B tournament.

The BC Thunder were the host team, and a huge thanks goes to Paul Soares, Nancy Forster and the entire Thunder team for a very successful, well-run weekend. There were many compliments from the visiting teams on the organization of this event, which will take place in Alberta in the spring of 2014.

Congratulations to the Kamloops Vibe, winners of the bronze medal in the Senior B group.

At the recreational level, the decision of Hockey Canada to include female recreational hockey alongside the male recreation teams under the CANLAN banner caught many of our teams by surprise. Many questions were raised, but once those questions were answered, the move was accepted by the teams.

I'd like to thank the staff of BC Hockey for their assistance this past season, it was very much appreciated. I also thank the executive members of SCFAHL for their efforts in 2012-13.

Meetings/events I have attended this past season: Female Hockey Development Committee (September, Richmond) Female Midget AAA general meeting (October, Surrey) Hockey Canada Fall Council (October, Ottawa) BC Hockey executive committee meeting (January, Richmond) Senior A provincial tournament (March, Logan Lake) Western Shield (April, Surrey) BC Hockey executive committee meeting (May, Richmond)

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DISTRICT REPORTS

EAST KOOTENAY REPORT John Gillen, BC Hockey District Director

The 2012-2013 season has come and gone and the East Kootenay District had a generally successful year. Once again, volunteers within the district expended a lot of time and effort in providing an enjoyable hockey experience for the players in the various divisions.

This was Wallace Ross’s first year as the East Kootenay District League President. It was a learning experience for him but overall, he did an excellent job. One of his accomplishments was to utilize Skype for District Meetings for those who could not travel to Cranbrook for the meetings. Some technical difficulties were experienced initially but overall it seemed to work well. One of the major challenges facing hockey associations in the East Kootenay is dropping player registration numbers. Each association in the District is experiencing this problem and we are going to have to work at all levels, including BC Hockey, in an effort to come up with new ideas and initiatives to address this.

I wish to acknowledge our District staff for all their efforts and dedication during this past season:

Male High Performance Evaluator – Ross Bidinger, Invermere

District Coach Coordinator – Bill Soles, Golden

Female High Performance Coordinator – Jay Elliott, Cranbrook

Female Development Coordinator – Brad Park, Cranbrook

We did not have an official Referee Committee Member this year. However, Graham Waugh fulfilled the duties of this position although not actually appointed to this position. Graham’s job took him away from the district this year for portions of time but he did help us out with the duties of this position when he was home. I wish to acknowledge these individuals for the time and effort they put forward to ensure that the BC Hockey programs were run within the District.

Travel requests for East Kootenay teams to play outside of the District continue to account for a large portion of my time during the season. We had several teams from Cranbrook, Elk Valley, and Windermere Valley Minor Hockey Associations playing in two (2) separate Alberta leagues this season. Their league games along with exhibition and tournament games played by other teams from within the District accounted for approximately 100 Out of District travel requests.

This year saw a continuing decline in the number of Match penalties and Gross Misconducts assessed from past years. However, we are still concerned with the type of incidents that these penalties are being issued for.

The East Kootenay District hosted one BC Hockey Championship this year – Pee Wee Tier 3 in Creston. I supervised this championship and it was a very well organized and run tournament. I wish to commend the Creston MHA organizing committee and host team for their efforts and the little “extras” that they did for the supervisory staff and the other teams.

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None of the East Kootenay teams were able to bring a Championship banner home this year but several placed high in the standings and one team captured the Fair Play Award at their tournament.

I wish to thank Wallace Ross, President, East Kootenay District MHA and his staff for their efforts in operating the District league during the past year.

Finally, I wish to acknowledge all the BC Hockey office staff for all their patience and help during the year. The cooperation and assistance during the year makes my job as a District Director much easier.

Thank you.

WEST KOOTENAY REPORT June McKenzie, BC Hockey District Director

This past season we saw a change to the West Kootenay District with Beaver Valley Minor Hockey & Rossland-Trail Minor Hockey combining to form the Greater Trail Minor Hockey Association. This left the District with seven (7) member associations. For league play, we had a total of 50 teams from the West Kootenay associations & Spokane, Washington participating in Atom & Midget Recreational Leagues as well as Pee Wee & Bantam Recreational & Carded Leagues. Three West Kootenay teams participated in OMAHA’s Tier 2 Pee Wee, Bantam & Midget Leagues. The Kootenay Ice of the Major Midget League was based in West Kootenay. Castlegar hosted a Bantam Female carded team & Nelson hosted the AAA Female Midget Wildcats. Once again, female players from all West Kootenay associations were eligible to attend the tryouts for the female carded teams. Unfortunately, we were not able to card a Pee Wee Female team this year, but hopefully we’ll have one again next season. There were also 17 Initiation / Novice teams in the District. Three associations represented West Kootenay at seven BC Hockey Championship tournaments.

Grand Forks hosted the BC Hockey Pee Wee Tier 4 Championships, which was won by Vanderhoof, with the Fair Play Award going to Prince George. It was an exciting week of hockey, with many close games. Thanks to Mike Jourdin & Darrell Turner, host committee co-chairs, their committee members, volunteers, officials & arena staff who worked together to make this tournament a success. Also, congratulations & thank you to the participating teams. It was a great week.

Each association hosted an Officials clinic with a total of 173 officials from Level 1 to Level 5 being certified. Forty-one (41) coaches were certified in Coach Hybrid and seven (7) were certified in Development 1. Nineteen (19) people were certified at the HCSP Clinic.

Over the year, I investigated six Match penalties & three Gross Misconducts assessed to three coaches & six players.

Thanks to all the executive members & volunteers who have helped this season.

LOWER MAINLAND REPORT Dave Buck, Len Cuthbert, and Bonnie Cameron, BC Hockey District Directors

The 2012-2013 hockey season in the Lower Mainland started with the PCAHA Semi-Annual meeting on September 9. We attended 13 Coach/Managers meetings in the various divisions during the months of

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September and October to explain some of the hockey programs and to answer any questions. We continue to work with Managing Directors, and PCAHA Executives.

PCAHA Executive Meetings We have attended ten PCAHA monthly Executive meetings, three District Female Committee meetings along with the PCAHA Semi Annual Meeting, two Presidents Caucus Meetings, and four Championship Host Meetings.

District Leadership Meeting Our District Leadership was held on October 23, 2012. Everyone gave a short explanation of what they hoped to accomplish in their area this year. Questions and concerns were discussed.

We also attended various events including Vancouver Canucks Super Skills and Hockey Day in Canada, and organized support staff and coaches for the Chevrolet Safe and Fun event.

Championships The Lower Mainland hosted five (5) Championships this season – Juvenile hosted by Seafair MHA, Midget Tier 1 hosted by Abbotsford MHA, Pee Wee Tier 1 hosted by Vancouver Thunderbirds MHA, Female Midget and Female Pee Wee hosted by Richmond Ravens. The Championships went well. We had Rick Alder (past District Director) and Cindy Secord (VP PCAHA) assist with Championship Supervision. Thanks to Ed Adams and Al White for their countless hours of supervision at multiple championships.

PCAHA Teams / Players * teams increased this season from 1288 to 1294.

PEEWEE BANTAM MIDGET Tyk Fem Fem Int Int Fem Fem Int Int Fem Fem Int Int Nov. ATOM JUVENILE e ...... Fem Fem Fem Fem H2 H3 H4 A C A C A C A C A C A C A C A C H1 . . . .

6 14 12 11 10 2 9 15 10 11 24 8 15 7 14 8 19 5 59 93 8 6 76 4 71 0 70 8 4 4 3 4 2011-2012 10 11 6 14 12 11 13 2 62 7 87 19 0 4 18 7 2 7 17 67 9 7 13 63 6 6 21 58 0 5 8 5

PCAHA has more A teams - a lower number of C teams this season as an outcome of removing body checking from C hockey.

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Match / Gross Misconducts

League Atom Peewee Bantam Midget Juvenile Match Gross Match Gross Match Gross Match Gross Match Gross A 3 2 6 18 20 30 20 42 14 31 186 FVE 0 0 0 0 4 1 8 7 20 FVN 0 0 3 0 1 6 2 3 15 FVW 0 0 3 2 1 8 11 18 43 Lions Gate 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 2 6 Presidents 0 0 2 1 4 1 4 6 1 1 20 Female 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 Match 3 14 30 49 15 111 Gross 2 22 47 80 32 183

Coach Clinics There were 24 Hybrid clinics with 835 attendees, and 10 Development 1 coaching clinics with 349 attendees held in the Lower Mainland. The instructors were kept busy every weekend.

Referee Clinics Seven super clinics were held in the Lower Mainland with about 1,500 officials attending. In addition, a number of smaller clinics were held in the associations certifying approximately another 500 officials. The Lower Mainland RCM’s also attend the PCAHA Executive, President’s Caucus and Semi Annual meetings. According to HCR we have 1971 certified officials in Lower Mainland. Although a number of referees are certified each year, many games are played without three on ice officials. We would like to thank Ryan Bulger, Ed Adams and Al White for their continued support and assistance.

HCSP Clinics There were 14 HCSP clinics with 594 volunteers getting certified this season in the Lower Mainland.

Mentorship Clinics 3 were held in the Lower Mainland, with 18 attendees.

Respect in Sport

Total: 1565 Timeline: 2012-09-01 - 2013-04-11

Tournaments 4,800 Tournament Games were played within PCAHA this season

Season Statistics – Out of District Tournaments and Exhibition Game Applications for BC Hockey Approval

As of this April 07, 2013, we had received and reviewed 512 applications.

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Hi-Lights: Top Four Regions 1. BC 220 45% 2. Washington State 153 35% 3. Oregon State 35 7% 4. Arizona State 24 5%

Note: We assigned the full approval of Out of District Tournaments within the Province to the District Association as of January 05, 2013. These tournaments are not listed in these statistics. Therefore, the total number of Out of District Tournaments is higher than listed.

There was a total 72 teams that played in Out of Province Tournaments over the Presidents’ Day Weekend in February. This resulted in a large number of playoff games re-scheduled by the District Association.

NORTH CENTRAL REPORT Dawn Bursey, BC Hockey District Director

This past season as District Director has been interesting. With the help of minor hockey executives, coaches and concerned parents, I’ve not only gained a new perspective on the unique issues and challenges characterizing our District, but also have a basic understanding of what is most appreciated. It has been quite a learning curve, and as a result, I’ve struck up some great relationships both around the District and at BC Hockey. I’m encouraged by the many knowledgeable people who strive to improve the sport and build the numbers. Grass-roots development is a common theme in the north, particularly among the smaller associations; recruitment, training and retaining of officials is also a priority despite geographical challenges and the availability of resources. The female game has seen some growth, and has become a focus throughout the district; the dedication and commitment of a number of individuals saw the Northern Female U16 team bring home the BC Cup, an encouraging step. Given that North Central is comprised of just seven minor hockey associations connected by approximately 1100 plus km of highway, boundary issues, player movement, residential qualifications, joint team policy provisions and player relief remain among its challenges.

Ironically, less time than ever was spent at the rink this year! Having your head in a policy manual and over-thinking every question, travel request, and district transfer that comes your way is time- consuming; not to mention navigating your way through the HC rule book, and interpreting official’s reports; as far as penalties are concerned, I can comfortably attest to knowing my way around the rules fairly well thanks to the grosses, matches and just plain silliness we saw on paper, and of course to Bill Van Helvoirt.

It has been a lot of fun!

Championships Although we did not host Championships in any division this year, as karma would have it, we look forward to hosting both the Bantam Tier 1 and the Midget Tier 3 Championships next year. As for 2012-2013 banners, congratulations to Quesnel MHA! Not only did they bring home the Bantam Tier 3 Championship banner, but also earned a second place finish in Pee Wee Tier 3. Congratulations also to Prince George, who brought home 3rd place in Midget Tier 1 and to Williams Lake, whose Midget Tier 2 team earned the Championship ‘Fair Play’ team award.

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District Leadership Meeting This meeting was held October 27. Topics for discussion included referee travel costs, hosting an officials development weekend, equipment specifications, district challenges, and both grass-roots and female development and how best to accommodate both given limited resources and capacity.

A big thank you to the following District Coordinators for their commitment this past season:

Female High Performance Coordinator – Troy Weil Male High Performance Evaluator – Steve Amiss District Coach Coordinator – Ken Laursen Referee Committee Member – Ross Campbell Female Development Coordinator – Cheryl Barlow Safety-Risk Management Coordinator – Leilani Moleschi

Gross / Match Penalties The general consensus is that overall, gross and match penalties were down; neither half of the season weighted more heavily than the other:

Total Gross Match House Rep Midget 17 10 7 10 7 Bantam 10 2 8 5 5 Pee Wee 2 - 2 - 2 Total 29 12 17 15 14

Clinics

Although clinics can be difficult to nail down, particularly in outlying areas given the availability of course conductors and the travel distance required, the numbers were as follows:

HCSP 5 Coach Dev 1 2 Coach Hybrid 4 Officials 9 (Levels 1-5)

Tournaments North Central hosted some 70 plus tournaments including two female jamborees. Imagine the miles that were put on by dedicated players, parents, team officials, and fans not to mention the heroic bus drivers and parents who often have to navigate blizzards or 30 below temperatures, and sometimes both!

Officiating Ironically, a general complaint has been with the ‘lack of calls’ which can be expected given the commitment that some MHAs give to developing new officials on a monthly basis. A close second is the travel costs associated with moving officials around the district. Despite the encouraging attitudes of minor executives with respect to supporting officials in any way they can, a more alarming complaint came from the lack of respect that some coaches have for officials, in particular the newer ones. The implementation of the 4-man system has also presented some challenges.

To the players, thank you for your hard work and commitment to the game you love; to the coaches, parents, and countless other volunteers who devote their time and energy tirelessly to the sport, we

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NORTH EAST / YUKON REPORT Jim McDonald, BC Hockey District Director

The Northeast BC / Yukon enjoyed a successful year with some major changes during the year; Jim Chute due to unforeseen circumstance had to step down two months into hockey season. Cathy Mason picked up all duties along with her own duties in assisting our district until we could make all necessary changes to fill the District Director position. The district wanted to extend a special thanks to Cathy Mason for all her extra work she did in assisting Northeast / Yukon through this time. The district made it through with all assistance of District presidents and all District directors.

PRDMHA association held an extremely successful National U18 female championship. Through this event the District was able to provide two coach development sessions as well as one referee / official development session. The Legacy fund was the result which saw $5000 delivered to PRDMHA and DCMHA each. These funds will be spent solely on development of female programs throughout the district.

Dawson Creek also hosted the Bantam Tier 3 Championship this year. Host committee Richard Powell, Darcy Freison, Dave Crane put on a great championship with Quesnel coming out as champions in an exciting overtime win over Castelgar. Fair play award was given to the team from Revelstoke.

The Tracker’s a success again. Tracker’s tea give an opportunity for midget age boys to play T1 (AA) level hockey they otherwise would not be able to access due to the remoteness of the many of the Association found in the District as well as access to competitive leagues. Such allowed the boys to play within a league they would not otherwise be able to access. The league provides a good competitive model of development for those desiring MML or Junior B and even A.

This year the District Coach position was able to facilitate an increase of individuals taking Hybrid or Developmental 1 at numbers not seen by the PRDMHA in many years. In addition, a Coach Resource tab was developed on the District’s Website. An effort to increase communication between the District’s Head Coach and the PRDMHA Head Coaches occurred and was achieved.

The district was well represented in all division at the BC Championships at all levels Tier 2, 3, 4. Dawson Creek Pee Wee Tier 3 had a great year coming home with a Championship Banner.

The District continues to face challenges moving ahead related to reducing player enrollment and lack of volunteers within all associations. District teams continue to play bulk of their games in Alberta locations. The Northeast / Yukon stretches 1600 km long and 400 km wide.

Despite these travel obstacles the new PRDMHA President Brant Leer continues to work with associations moving ahead developing a PRDMHA recreational hockey league.

Moving ahead for 2013-2014, the future looks bright with some new Directors coming on board with new enthusiasm and great ideas and we are all looking forward to the upcoming season.

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NORTH WEST REPORT Darrell Lerum, BC Hockey District Director

The 2012-2013 Season has passed and the North West District has enjoyed a very successful year again. With the help of the District President and the District Coordinators, the District ran several clinics throughout the year and everyone was certified that needed to be, so teams were eligible for Championships.

Chantal as District President kept very busy and did an excellent job throughout the year.

Dan Nickel was the RIC for the District and did an excellent job developing the referees throughout the season. One of the biggest highlights was the development weekend which several referees attended in Terrace. Thank you to Terrace for supporting this for the weekend.

Match and Gross suspensions this season were a little lower than last season. It was the second year two statisticians kept track of both the Skeena Valley League and the Omenica League regarding the point system. Thanks to Erin and Rene that took on these positions and did an excellent job throughout the season, making my job a lot easier so I could focus on other things within the district. The District relooked at the penalty point system and made some changes to make it easier for coaches to understand and keep track of their points throughout the year. The two leagues have worked together on the point system and it showed by lowering the gross and match penalties.

Houston hosted the Bantam Tier 4 Championships this year and did a tremendous job. It was very exciting through the District regarding Championships this year. We had Terrace Bantam Female go to Championships and win the gold. Vanderhoof Bantam Tier 4 and Vanderhoof Pee Wee Tier 4 also both won gold. Burns Lake Midget Tier 4 team won silver, and Smithers Midget Tier 3 and Bantam Tier 3 both came in third. Congratulation to all teams doing very well in Championships.

Our female teams continue to grow larger and stronger every year. As I mentioned our Female Bantam team from Terrace attended the Female Championships and did very well playing in the final and receiving the gold medal.

I would like to thank the other District Directors and officers for their help throughout the year. All of the people within the BC Hockey office are always very helpful, so this makes our job as District Directors a lot easier so that our Districts run smooth throughout the year. Hopefully with the support of the district I will be part of BC Hockey as the District Director for the North West for the upcoming season.

OKANAGAN MAINLINE REPORT Andrew Jakubeit and Rory Smith, BC Hockey District Directors

Andrew Jakubeit This season the Okanagan district again hosted five (5) Provincial Championships and I want to thank Rory Smith, Okanagan Mainline Directors, Sherry Wakelin, Margie Moss, Shawn Milner, plus Jim Silvester, Willy Saari, Larry Lenarduzzi, and Rob Dawson for being BC Hockey representatives. I also want to congratulate and thank the local organizing committees for all the work they did to put on five (5) successful championships.

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Statistically speaking, the numbers were very similar to previous years with respect to "Request for a Goaltender", "Roster Exemptions", "Tournament Teams", "Tournament relief players", "Permission to Travel" and I would like to thank OMAHA for streamlining the process. The north zone had 28 Gross or Match Penalties versus 26 Gross or Match Penalties from the south Okanagan. The Okanagan district is the second largest in BC and comprises of over 12,000 players, coaches, and officials. My responsibility was Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam, and Female while Rory Smith handled Midget and Juvenile.

We had some new faces for some of our Program Directors and I want to thank them for ensuring that our high performance, officials, coaches, and risk and safety programs were continued and implemented. I want to thank the Okanagan Mainline Hockey Association Executive for all of the diligent work they do to oversee and run the various leagues both in Rep and Recreation levels. Each association also needs to be commended for growing the game and dealing with reduced volunteerism that we as a society are faced with. I think now more than ever we (all BC Hockey members) need to be mindful of having succession planning in all programming and executive committees. We need to rethink 'how we can grow the game', 'get new volunteers', and 'keep it fun'.

We as BC Hockey administer rules and regulations the membership puts forth, and I like to think our membership will continue to push staff and executive to be leaders and innovators with respect to programming, skill development and vision…which is something we all should be proud of.

Rory Smith This year OMAHA is represented by two (2) BC Hockey District Directors, Andrew Jakubeit who is handling Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam and Female Divisions, and myself, who is overseeing the Midget and Juvenile Divisions. As of this year the responsibility for administrating all Match, Gross and Refusing to Start Play Penalties was transferred back to the applicable BC Hockey District Director (for the previous three years this was administered by the applicable OMAHA Division Director via a BC Hockey Pilot Project).

The following suspensions and investigations (as applicable) were under taken for the 2012-2013 season by BC Hockey, District Director Smith:

Division Match Penalties Gross Misconducts Refusing to Start Play Juvenile 0 0 0 Midget Tier 1 Male 1 0 0 Midget Tier 2 Male 0 2 0 Midget Tier 3 Male 6 2 0 Midget Tier 4 Male 1 1 0 Midget Female 1 1 0 Midget Recreational 9 3 0 Out of District Teams 0 2 0 (1 Midget & 1 Bantam) ______Totals: 18 11 0

One incident (2 Match Penalties) involving intentional physical contact with officials was forwarded to the BC Hockey President for a final decision as per BC Hockey Bylaw 609 (suspensions greater than 60 days).

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In total there are three (3) Carry-Over Suspensions into the 2013-2014 season:  Jene Desjarlais, Greater Vernon MHA, Midget Recreation, expires October 12, 2013.  Jordan Planidin, Salmon Arm MHA, Midget Recreation, expires September 23, 2013.  Tristian Tulak, North Okanagan, Midget Recreation, expires September 23, 2013.

Other duties have included the review of Residential Waivers, Goaltender Transfer Requests, Out of District Travel Requests, providing direction to OMAHA Members as required, attending BC Hockey Conference Calls and attending the BC Hockey Semi-Annual Meeting scheduled for January 4-5, 2013 in Richmond, BC.

The Provincial Championship results for Midget and Juvenile 2012-2013 Season:

 Midget T-1 Host Association-Abbotsford March 17-20, 2013 o Fair Play Association Prince George o Championship Winner Kelowna o OMAHA Representatives Kelowna  Midget T-2 Host Association West Kelowna March 17-22, 2013 o Fair Play Association Williams Lake o Championship Winner Penticton o OMAHA Representatives West Kelowna and Penticton  Midget T-3 Host Association-Alberni Valley March 17-20, 2013 o Fair Play Association Victoria o Championship Winner Port Alberni o OMAHA Representatives Merritt  Midget T-4 Host Association-Lillooet March 17-20, 2013 o Fair Play Association Windermere Valley o Championship Winner Kelowna o OMAHA Representatives Lillooet and Kelowna  Juvenile Host Association-Lower Mainland Seafair March 22-25, 2013 o Fair Play Association North Delta o Championship Winner Richmond o OMAHA Representatives Winfield

Over all the things ran relatively smoothly this season. Thank you to all the Association, OMAHA, and BC Hockey members for your time and assistance.

VANCOUVER ISLAND REPORT Deb Turney, BC Hockey District Director

This is now my third year as District Director, which has seem to have gone by very fast. I am very lucky to represent a great district which makes it an enjoyable year. In saying that, I would like thank the 17 wonderful hockey associations that compose our district, VIAHA officers and staff members, and BC Hockey Executive Committee and staff. You all have been a great team to work with.

This year all gross and match penalties reporting were returned back to the District Director. For this season Vancouver Island district reported 47 match and 31 gross penalties, which is up from last year’s totals of 40 match penalties and 15 gross penalties. This year’s totals were composed of 28 6.1 Attempt to Injure) and 23 4.7 Gross (travesty of the game) Penalties. What we also included in the numbers are four (4) 9.2 Harassment of Officials/Unsportsmanlike Conduct/Misconduct and four (4) 9.6 Physical

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Harassment of Officials. This could be the reason why each year we lose officials. I would also like to add a thank-you to the RCMs of Vancouver Island – Yves Ouellet and Stephane Rainville. They are great resources and ambassadors for all the officials on Vancouver Island.

This was also a busy year for teams traveling out of our district. I approved 195 travel requests for teams to leave the island to play in tournaments.

We also hosted two BC hockey championships: Cowichan Valley Minor Hockey Association hosted the 6-team Bantam Tier 1 tournament and Alberni Valley Minor Hockey Association hosted the 10-team Midget Tier 3 tournament, in which the Alberni team won their tournament! Both were very exciting tournaments with some great teams within our province attending. I would like to thank Jim Humphrey for supervising the Midget Tier 3 Championship and the two associations and their committees for two well organized events. Our district also came home with two provincial gold medals – Juan de Fuca Bantam Tier 2, who won in double overtime, and Alberni Valley Midget Tier 3. We also had Victoria Midget Tier 3 coming home with the fair play trophy. Congratulations to all teams, you should be very proud of your success.

As many of us know in our district, there was many volunteers working together to develop a female program that will work for all associations. This year we had one zone team – Bantam A team out of Juan de Fuca. Hopefully Vancouver Island girls can see the success they had, and then they can register to play so we can have more zone teams.

I once again say thanks to everyone that I have worked with this year… there are way too many to name individually. But I am looking forward to working with all of you again for the 2013-2014 season.

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COACH COMMITTEE REPORT Lochie Bell, BC Hockey Officer at Large

Coaching (NCCP)

Stats

Clinic Type # of Clinics # of Delegates Developmental 1 23 673 Coach Hybrid 52 1682

Certification Details Our administration team has received 500 Developmental 1 post tasks and 1416 Hybrid Verification forms. The Developmental 1 exams will be marked in a few weeks and delegates will find out their results soon after. eLearning Update BC Hockey was able to send two (2) representatives from the coaching program to Hockey Canada’s eLearning seminar held from March 22-24, 2013 in Toronto, Ontario. Both Jim Weicker (Branch Coach Coordinator) and Robin Deitch (Lower Mainland District Coach Coordinator) were able to review the new material and are now working on an implementation plan for the 2013-2014 season.

Course Conductor Training Seminar To contend with the major changes to the Hybrid program BC Hockey is planning a Course Conductor Training Seminar for June 28-29, 2013. We will bring our key course conductors from each district into this event to ensure that a provincial standard of instruction is attained.

Curriculum Enhancement The BC Hockey Coach Committee has identified that as the game changes, coaching needs to change as well. To this end, during the off season a coaching workgroup was formed to address the teaching of checking skills to those coaches who attend the Coach Hybrid seminar. The purpose of the new module is to ensure that our coaches are adequately prepared to teach these skills to our players. Our workgroup was able to develop a comprehensive off-ice and on-ice curriculum that was met with very positive feedback from delegates. To this end, we plan on continuing on with this module for the 2013- 2014 season.

High Performance 1 BC Hockey is busy planning for a High Performance 1 clinic to be held in Penticton, BC from July 28- August 2, 2013. This year we are privileged to work with the Okanagan Hockey School. Event details and applications are available here: https://www.bchockey.net/Coaching/coaching.aspx

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Coaching (NCMP)

Stats

Clinic Type # of Delegates Shooting and Scoring x 2 15 Developing D-men x2 15 Checking x 2 14 Puck Control x 2 21 Small Area Games x 2 16 Skating 6

Branch Coordinator Aaron Hoffman, Branch Coordinator in the Mentorship program, left BC Hockey mid-season to pursue new opportunities in Australia.

National Seminar BC Hockey will be sending two (2) representatives to a Mentorship Seminar in Toronto on April 19-21 in Toronto, Ontario. The goal behind this seminar is solidify a new direction with the program with a focus on integration with the Coaching Association of Canada.

Skills Seminar Embracing the new direction outlined by Hockey Canada with regards to the Mentorship Program, BC Hockey is looking to offer two (2) Skill Development seminars aimed at MHA Coach Coordinators / Development leaders. Attendance at these seminars will grant delegates instructional stream (level 1) certification.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE REPORT Cathy Mason, High Performance Chair

MALE HIGH PERFORMANCE

U15 Program A workgroup committee has been formed and will be responsible for designing the program outline and camp logistics. The primary focus of the program will be on player skill development and overall education of the game.

U16 Region Camps & BC CUP The U16 Region camps in April of 2013 had over 600 players participating province wide at four (4) Regional Camps, which was an increase from the 584 in April 2012.

The 160 selected to play in the BC Cup were placed into jamboree style teams, which created an eight (8) team tournament in West Kelowna, BC on April 12-15, 2012. The jamboree style team format allows for players from across the province to play with players from other regions and creates a competitive balance amongst the teams, which increases the quality of games throughout the event.

U16 Team BC Team BC struck Gold at the 2012 Western Canada U16 Challenge Cup with a convincing 9-3 victory over Team Alberta in the championship game on Sunday afternoon at the Father David Bauer Arena in Calgary, AB. This was the first time in the history of the Western Canada U16 Challenge Cup that Team BC has won Gold. BC’s Chaz Reddekopp (West Kelowna, BC) and Matthew Barzal (Coquitlam, BC) were named to the U16 Challenge Cup All Star Team.

Team BC staff was as follows: Mitch Pinsky (DOP), Ryan Weber (Head Coach), Trevor Sprague (Asst Coach), Max Young (Asst Coach), Jessie Leung (Video Coach), and Tyne Campbell (Trainer).

2012 U17 Team Pacific The 2013 U17 Team Pacific team, which competed in the World U17 Hockey Challenge in Victoriaville and Drummondville, Quebec, ended up capturing fifth place, finishing up with a 4-1 record for the event.

The Team Pacific staff was as follows: Brent Polischuk (DOP), Jason Becker (Head Coach), Steve Hamilton (Asst Coach), Brandon West (Asst Coach), Tim O’Donovan (Video Coach), Troy Clifford (Equipment Manager), Brian Cheeseman (Athletic Therapist), and Wade Klippenstein (Head Scout).

U17 Program and Hockey Canada’s Gold Standard In the fall of 2011, Hockey Canada announced the commencement of a review of the Hockey Canada Program of Excellence. The review validated that the preparation and development of National Team athletes and staff needs to follow the direction of a national program and have a consistent approach across the country if the ultimate goals of the Program of Excellence are to be achieved. The development of the “Gold Standard” program was a result of this process. The goal of the Gold Standard is to create continuity in the delivery of the Program of Excellence, and more specifically the U17 Program.

Highlights of the inaugural season include:  Operation of the Pacific Region U17 Camp in Kamloops  Naming a Pacific Region Head Scout (Wade Klippenstein) as well as Head scouts in each Branch (Russ Weber and Brad Whelen)

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 Producing and following program budgets reviewed by all four partners

BC Hockey’s Male High Performance Program will move to the following system regarding U17 players: 1. U16 BC Hockey High Performance Program Player Evaluation 2. 2012-2013 Club Team evaluation 3. Pacific Region Camp invitations (23 BC players and 23 Alberta players) 4. Pacific Region Camp – July 2013 – Calgary, Alberta 5. Shortlisted athletes 2013-2014 Club Team evaluation 6. Team Pacific named – November 2013 7. World U17 Hockey Challenge – December 2013 8. Athletes monitored for Hockey Canada U18 program

FEMALE HIGH PERFORMANCE

2012 Team BC Team BC September Competition took place on September 28-30, 2012 in the Lower Mainland, BC.  Fitness testing, one practice and three games against Delta and Seafair Male Bantam and Midget teams  20 Players and 6 Staff  Women’s U18 National Championship (November 3-12, 2012 in Dawson Creek, BC) o Finished fourth (4th) overall, losing to Ontario Red in the Bronze Medal game. Best placing for Team BC in 7 years.

The 2012 Team BC Staff was Nancy Wilson, Director of Operations, Sylvain Leone, Head Coach; Christina Sharun and Natalie Christensen, Assistant Coaches and Pasco Valana as Video Coach.

2013 Team BC The Coaching Staff for 2013 Team BC has been approved and will be coming together for the 2013 U18 BC Cup in Salmon Arm, BC.

High Performance Committee The Female component of the High Performance Committee met February 16, 2013 in Victoria, BC. The Committee consisted of Chair Cathy Mason, Female High Performance Coordinator Bruce Tuck, High Performance Coach Sylvain Leone, District Coordinator Lyle Sharkey and BC Hockey staff resources.

Female High Performance Program Development The District Coordinators meeting took place on September 28-30, 2012 in Richmond, BC. Seven (7) High Performance staff members attended.

The High Performance District Team Staff meeting took place on September 29-30, 2012 in Richmond, BC. Fourteen (14) Head and Assistant Coaches attended the meeting in conjunction with the Female High Performance Coordinator meetings.

Female High Performance is without an Okanagan District Coordinator.

Female U14 Program  Held in four districts: Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island, Okanagan, and North.

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 Various weekends late-August to early-September.  160 players registered

Female U16 Program Zone Camp  January 5-6, 2013  6 Zone Camps  Over 190 Players participated in Zone Camps

2013 Female U16 BC Cup  April 4-7, 2013 in Duncan, BC  120 Players and 30 staff attended the event.  Players participated in fitness testing and received a HP Strength and Conditioning summer program. They also received other intensive on and off ice instruction and were given feedback forms post-event.  North won the Female U16 BC Cup for the first time in Female High Performance history. Lower Mainland – Blue placed second while Lower Mainland – Green took Bronze. Kootenay came in fourth (4th) followed by Vancouver Island in fifth (5th) and Thompson-Okanagan in sixth (6th).

2014 Winter Games They will take place on February 20-23, 2014 in Mission, BC.

The Female High Performance Program plans to take part in the 2014 BC Winter Games. Rick Grant of Mission has been named the Sport Chair. Zone Representatives have also been submitted to the BC Games.

Female U18 Program

Evaluation System  Female players across the province were evaluated from 8 various categories, including Female Midget AAA, Academies, Junior, Carded and Club teams as well as integrated programs.  Evaluators attempted to see every female player in the province. When that was not possible, they outreached to coaches and contacts in the area for player feedback.

U18 BC Cup (Salmon Arm, BC)  Player invitations were sent out April 5.  80 Players from around the province will be participating in the 2013 BC Cup. This will be the first event that is a four team competition.  The event runs May 8-12, 2013 in Salmon Arm, BC.

BC Hockey had six (6) players invited to the 2013 Hockey Canada U18 Strength and Conditioning camp May 1-5 in Toronto.

They were defenceman Micah Hart (Saanichton) and forwards Brielle Bellerive (North Vancouver), Alyssa Erickson (Mission), Hannah Miller (Vancouver), Sarah Potomak (Aldergrove) and Lauren Spring (Kelowna).

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FEMALE HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE / FEMALE MIDGET AAA LEAGUE REPORT Lochie Bell, BC Hockey Officer at Large

FEMALE HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (FHDC)

The Committee met September 7-8, 2012 in Richmond, BC

All appointed committee members in attendance with exception to the North Central Committee member who was appointed after the meeting.

At the meetings members discussed the strengths and challenges to female hockey in their districts. As a result of these discussions the committee produced material outlining best practices to promote female players, coaches and officials. The committee is working on implementing these best practices and distributing the information within their districts.  The FHDC has also created resources for forming female hockey associations locally. In addition to creating documents to implement district female leadership seminars, they are working towards organizing and facilitating these seminars regionally for the 2013-2014 season.  The committee did not have members in Vancouver Island and North East / Yukon districts.

World Girls Hockey Day  October 13-14, 2012  Very successful throughout the province!  Over 600 females across the province participate in events including an Esso Fun Day, various Jamborees and a Female Hockey festival held in the Lower Mainland featuring the Female Midget AAA league and Senior Female teams.  We are excited to continue to work to make next year’s event even better. World Girls Hockey Weekend will be October 12-13, 2013

Esso Fun Days 5 Esso Fun Days have been approved in BC. Terrace hosted one as part of World Girls Hockey Day and others were hosted by Peninsula MHA, and Campbell River MHA. Kelowna MHA and Nelson MHA have yet to take place.

The Female Hockey Newsletter was released in early December. A second one was sent out in early May. The Female Hockey Newsletter was circulated to all female players, officials and coaches of female teams. Over 3,000 people read the December newsletter and over 270 people followed the links.

BC Hockey has introduced a Female Hockey Twitter Handle. BCHockey_female features all news relating to Female Hockey, including BC Hockey’s Female High Performance Program updates, regional jamboree information and upcoming female opportunities, and features Female Hockey role models. As of the end of April, BCHockey_female had 160 followers.

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FEMALE MIDGET AAA LEAGUE

FMAAA Orientation Meeting and League weekend September 14-15, 2012.

Three League weekends took place in the 2012-2013 Season:  Opening Weekend (Part of World Girls Hockey Day Celebrations) o October 13-14, 2012 o Surrey Sport and Leisure  Northern Weekend o December 14-16 o Prince George and 100 Mile House  Kelowna League Weekend o February 22-24, 2013 o There was no All Star game for the 2012-2013 season upon the request of the FMAAA Teams.

Fraser Valley Phantoms were the Champions of the 2012-2013 FMAAA League and hosted the Esso Nationals April 21-28, 2013.

Fraser Valley went 1-4, defeating the Atlantic Midget Champions.

Seven (7) teams have been approved to host FMAAA Teams in the 2013-2014 season. The additional two (2) teams are Campbell River (Vancouver Island) and West Coast Avalanche (North Shore Female IHA).

Team staff selection for the 2013-2014 season is currently taking place. The Head Coaches will be announced mid-May.

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MINOR HOCKEY COMMITTEE REPORT Neil McNabb, Vice President

Championships The majority of BC Hockey Championships were held March 17-22, 2013 with March 16 used as a travel day.

We would like to thank the Host Minor Hockey Associations and their Committees for all the work and effort that went into making our Championships a great success. The following is the list of the Host MHAs and Champions of each Division and Category:

Division & Host Champion Category Pee Wee Tier 1 Vancouver Thunderbirds Burnaby Winter Club Pee Wee Tier 2 Salmon Arm Burnaby Winter Club Pee Wee Tier 3 Creston Dawson Creek Pee Wee Tier 4 Grand Forks Vanderhoof Pee Wee Female Richmond Ravens North Shore Female Bantam Tier 1 Cowichan Valley North Shore Winter Club Bantam Tier 2 Kelowna Juan de Fuca Bantam Tier 3 Dawson Creek Quesnel Bantam Tier 4 Houston Vanderhoof Bantam Female Greater Vernon Terrace Midget Tier 1 Abbotsford Kelowna Midget Tier 2 West Kelowna Penticton Midget Tier 3 Alberni Valley Port Alberni Midget Tier 4 Lillooet Kelowna Midget Female Richmond Ravens Richmond Ravens Female Midget AAA N/A Fraser Valley Phantom Male Midget AAA N/A Vancouver North West Giants Juvenile Seafair Richmond

Minor Hockey Week Without the efforts of our volunteers hockey would not be possible.

Minor Recreation Program The following Minor Recreation Programs were delivered successfully to our membership:

 Penalty Free Challenge  BC Hockey weeklong Skills Camp (Summerland, BC)  BC Hockey Female Jamboree  Esso Fun Days  Lace’em Up Events

Even with the shortened season BC Hockey continued to benefit from a strong relationship with the Vancouver Canuck Hockey Organization. The following programs were held in conjunction with the Vancouver Canucks: Canuck Center Opportunity Guide, Female Jamboree, Stand on Guard, Officials Night, Community Corner, First Strides, and volunteer recognition nights.

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REFEREE COMMITTEE REPORT Shannon Bell, Officiating Chair

Program BC Hockey appointed Jeff Edgley as new Referee in Chief in January 2013. Jeff brings with him an extensive background in officiating including BC Hockey Above Minor Provincial supervisor and working as a linesman in Junior B, Junior A, CIS and WHL games, Championship finals (Doyle Cups, Royal Bank Cups), All Star games, and NHL prospects games. Jeff has been an HCOP instructor for many years, upgrade supervisor, and supervised officials from minor to junior, at provincial, regional and national championships. Before returning to BC Hockey’s officiating program, Jeff spent three (3) seasons as a senior supervisor with the WHL.

This year, six (6) new RCMs joined five (5) returning RCMs, Above Minor Provincial Supervisor and new RIC to our officiating program.

Social Media The Officiating Program launched a twitter account in December 2012 @BCHockey_Refs. The account has produced 471 tweets and 507 followers. Several BC Hockey officials have tweeted coverage and feedback from several events as follows:

Pat Smith – World Junior Championships, Ufa, Russia Jeff Ingram – CIS Championships, Saskatoon, SK Sean Raphael – CIS Championships, Saskatoon, SK Justin Hull – World Championships Div 1, Budapest, Hungary Steve Papp – World U18 Championships, Sochi, Russia Sandra Lowe – Women’s ESSO Cup, Burnaby, BC

Clinics BC Hockey will be including a new online eLearning component this fall. The decision on which levels of officials are required to take the eLearning component will be decided early this summer. The four (4) hour clinic and online component will continue to be used. The number of clinics held this season increased in some districts and were down in others. They are down overall by thirteen (13).

District # of Clinics ISLAND 18 EAST KOOTENAY 7 LOWER MAINLAND 36 NORTH CENTRAL 9 NORTH EAST YUKON 10 NORTH WEST 10 OKANAGAN MAINLINE 22 WEST KOOTENAY 6 OTHER 16 TOTAL 134

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Females Males 2012 - 2013 % by Level Level 1 245 2248 2493 57.2 Level 2 94 1419 1513 34.7 Level 3 11 256 267 6.1 Level 4 3 62 65 1.5 Level 5 23 23 0.5 Level 6 7 7 0.2

Total 353 4008 4361

Criminal Record Checks All officials 18 years and older are required to complete a Criminal Record Check (CRC) and a Vulnerable Person Check (VPC) by December 31 of the current season. Those who do not complete them are ineligible to officiate within the confines of BC Hockey. To date, 84% of registered officials have completed the CRCs and VPCs. This is considerably higher than the 51% completion numbers from the same time last year. We hope to see this number improve again next season.

Development Since the majority of development of officials is done by Minor Hockey Association Referees In Chief, the Referee Committee Members were tasked with assisting and mentoring MHA Referees in Chief with development ideas including on-ice instruction, how to coach, discipline, evaluate, and supervise officials.

The Northwest District RCM held a development camp in conjunction with Terrace MHA’s tournament in November. Dan Nickel, RCM, reported that the camp was well received and another camp may be held next season.

BC Hockey WHL Officiating Night was held in five locations from January 12-23, 2013. A total of 105 Level I and II officials from Vancouver, Prince George, Cranbrook, Kamloops, and Kelowna participated in these events. The event included admission to the game and a 20-30 minute question and answer session with the WHL officials before the game.

Some of BC Hockey’s top female officials were selected to participate in the Women’s ESSO Cup in Burnaby April 21-27, 2013. A developmental opportunity was added which allowed young female officials from the area to attend a number of games and meet the game officials, with two participating in the national anthem.

Female Officiating Development An all-female referee camp held in conjunction with the Kamloops Female Hockey Festival was held on Nov. 23-25, 2012. This festival had five (5) female tournaments running at the same time. Willy Saari, BC Hockey Female Officiating Coordinator, spent a great deal of time and effort preparing for this event. A total of 29 female officials ranging in age from 13 to 45 participated in the camp. The camp included on-ice and classroom sessions and officials were all evaluated at the conclusion of each game. All participants learned a lot and had a great time.

We hope to see more participants in the future.

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Officiating Program of Excellence The following officials were selected to attend this event:  Referee Duncan Brow Richmond  Linesman Dustin Minty Summerland

2013 Male OPOE U17 Summer Officiating School Attendees We have not selected officials at this time.

BC High Performance Cups  Male U16 BC Cup – Salmon Arm April 2013 o 12 officials . Jeff Lewis-Manning Victoria . Connor Meeks Surrey . Liam Rihela Surrey . Gerrad Freill Langley . Maxwell Kellington Mission . Bradley Ford Powell River . Braden McKenzie Campbell River . Jonathan Melvin Kamloops . Ben Yeager Prince George . Josh Albinati Prince George . Spencer Siemens Vanderhoof . Mike Spooner Hazelton

BC Hockey OPOE Summer Camp The officials who attend our Officiating Program of Excellence Summer Camp are nominated by Referee Committee Members and attendance is by invitation only.

 Male 2013 OPOE Summer Camp – TBD

 2012 OPoE Staff o Lead Instructor: Stephane Rainville, Courtnet o Instructor: Ryan Gibbons, North Vancouver o Instructor: Dexter Rasmussen, Kamloops

 2012 OPoE Attendees o Jonah Lachapelle, Comox o Cody Stewart, Abbottsford o Ben Kaing Richmond o Jackson Lindsay, Richmond o Nick Panter, Kamloops o Layne Richardson, Summerland o Brad Smith, Abbottsford o Hunter Favel, Aldergrove o Jonah Duckworth, Kamloops o Jon Melvin, Kamloops o Liam Reid, Comox

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Summer Officiating Schools . The Summer Officiating Schools will be held in Osoyoos on August 10-14, 2013 and at Lake Cowichan on August 6-10, 2013. These schools are very popular events; the officials learn a lot and have a great time.

Above Minor

2012-2013 Officiating Honor Roll This has been a very successful year in terms of receiving assignments on the International and National scale. This is a testament to the solid programs and coaching that our officiating program offers in conjunction with the development these officials received from their Minor Hockey Associations. The following is a list of assignments and honorable mentions of many of our top officials for the 2012-2013 season.

Regional

Jeff Ingram Langley Referee Western Canada Cup Brett Iverson Richmond Referee Western Canada Cup Ryan Benbow Victoria Referee Western Canada Cup Glenn Bulger Langley Linesman Western Canada Cup Bevan Mills Langley Linesman Western Canada Cup Ron Dietterle Surrey Linesman Western Canada Cup Kirk Van Helvoirt Victoria Linesman Western Canada Cup Riley Balson Kamloops Linesman Western Canada Cup Nick Bilko Langley Linesman Western Canada Cup

National

Jeff Ingram Langley Referee CIS Nationals Sean Raphael Victoria Referee CIS Nationals Dan Hanoomansingh Vancouver Referee U16 Western Canada Cup Kayla Keeping Kamloops Referee Women’s Esso Cup, Women’s U18 Nationals Stacey de Wynter Powell River Referee Women’s Esso Cup Teresa Anderson Langley Referee Women’s Esso Cup Jacqui Harrison Gold River Linesman Women’s Esso Cup Casey Rodusek Surrey Linesman Women’s Esso Cup Sandra Lowe Burnaby Linesman Women’s Esso Cup Jamie Scriver Victoria Linesman Women’s Esso Cup Nicole Pederson Nelson Linesman Women’s Esso Cup Cydnie Rice Invermere Linesman Women’s Esso Cup, Women’s U18 Nationals Adrienne Beacom Kamloops Linesman Women’s Esso Cup, Women’s U18 Nationals

International

Jeff Ingram Langley Referee IIHF World Junior A Challenge Adam Griffiths Victoria Referee IIHF World U17 Challenge

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Michael Campbell Surrey Referee IIHF World U17 Challenge Riley Friesen Duncan Linesman IIHF World U17 Challenge Mike Langin Kelowna Linesman IIHF World U17 Challenge Nick Bilko Langley Linesman IIHF World U17 Challenge Pat Smith Nanaimo Referee IIHF World Junior Championship Steve Papp Kelowna Referee IIHF World U18 Championships Justin Hull N. Vancouver Linesman IIHF World Championship Div. 1

NHL

Trevor Hanson Richmond Referee NHL Contract Trent Knoor Victoria Referee NHL Contract Kiel Murchison Langley Linesman NHL Contract (NHL Debut Jan 30, 2013

Awards BC Hockey would like to congratulate Pat Smith on being awarded Sport BC's Official of the Year - 2013. The candidates for this award represented all sports from across the province. Pat also received the Allan Paradise award as “top official” in the WHL and represented the WHL at the 2012 Memorial Cup.

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SAFETY & RISK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT Lochie Bell, Officer at Large

The Safety and Risk Management Committee has continued to work hard at addressing several Risk Management issues.

Risk Management Resources The BC Hockey Safety and Risk Management Committee continues to provide resources that are linked to the Safety Risk Management section of our website. It is strongly encouraged that Associations review this portion of our website as new materials are often added. Items of review this season include the development of a resource for coaching athletes with special needs, the review of a trainers program, continuation of reviewing homophobia in sport and transgender issues, tobacco guidelines, and energy drink education.

Hockey Canada Safety Program 1067 delegates attended 45 HCSP clinics offered during the 2012-2013 season, and the program remains very strong. Hockey Canada has announced plans to offer the program in an on-line format for the upcoming season.

Respect in Sport The Respect in Sport (RIS) educational tool continues to work very well. In the 2012-2013 season, 3236 delegates completed RIS training and positive feedback continues to be collected with respect to the on-line course.

Insurance Injury Claims As of May 15, 2011 1336 claims were processed Special Event Sanctions As of May 15, 2011 1221 were processed Certificates of Insurance As of May 15, 2011 317 claims were processed

BC Hockey would like to thank all of our SRM Committee members and HCSP course conductors for their dedication and commitment in delivering risk management throughout the province.

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MIDGET AAA LEAGUES REPORT Randy Henderson, MML Chair

All Star Game Weekend: The eighth annual Major Midget League All Star Game was held at the Langley Events Centre in Langley, BC on Friday January 18. Team White beat Team Red 6-2 in a thrilling back and forth game. The rest of the weekend was a Major Midget League showcase as 10 out of the 11 teams were present (one team was on their bye weekend) in Langley to play the regular season games.

Regular Season Standings:

Name GP W L T Pts GF GA PIM PIM/G Vancouver NW Giants 40 34 2 4 72 208 77 648 16 Cariboo Cougars 40 31 8 1 63 211 103 915 22 Okanagan Rockets 40 26 8 6 58 190 103 663 16 Vancouver NE Chiefs 40 23 13 4 50 198 135 835 20 Greater Vancouver Canadians 40 22 15 3 47 165 105 475 11

Valley West Hawks 40 19 15 6 44 169 137 963 24 Forfeit Losses: 2 South Island Royals 40 11 22 7 29 108 179 745 18

North Island Silvertips 40 11 26 3 25 120 156 648 16 Forfeit Wins: 1 Thompson Blazers 40 9 28 3 21 88 158 561 14

Fraser Valley Thunderbirds 40 8 28 4 20 105 192 641 16 Forfeit Wins: 1 Kootenay Ice 40 4 33 3 11 66 283 743 18

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Top Scorers in the Regular Season:

# Name team POS GP G A Pts PIM 9 Matthew Barzal Vancouver NE Chiefs F 34 29 74 103 34 10 Liam Blackburn Cariboo Cougars F 40 35 50 85 32 24 Braiden Epp Cariboo Cougars F 38 29 40 69 67 7 Jarid Lukosevicius Vancouver NW Giants F 38 31 34 65 18 18 Logan Styler Cariboo Cougars F 38 25 37 62 14 12 Jansen Harkins Vancouver NW Giants F 37 14 45 59 14 7 Tim Chow Vancouver NE Chiefs F 39 16 42 58 62 17 Branden Wagner Okanagan Rockets F 40 24 32 56 52 11 Josh Blanchard Okanagan Rockets F 39 29 26 55 6 9 Brett Mennear Okanagan Rockets F 38 24 31 55 32

Top Goalies in the Regular Season:

# Name Team GP W L T Avg 1 Didur , Bo Vancouver NW Giants 26 22 0 3 1.84 35 Warren , Nathan Cariboo Cougars 27 20 6 1 2.53 1 Kilburn , Reid Okanagan Rockets 20 13 3 2 2.34 35 Mills , Brenden Okanagan Rockets 21 12 5 4 2.89 35 McBride , Nick Vancouver NE Chiefs 19 12 7 0 3.74 35 Burman , Taz Greater Vancouver Canadians 24 12 10 1 2.53 1 Stripp , Luke Valley West Hawks 26 12 10 3 3.09 1 Matte , Jeremy Cariboo Cougars 14 11 2 0 2.75 35 Smith , Liam Vancouver NW Giants 13 10 2 1 2.08 1 Alalouf , Nathan Greater Vancouver Canadians 17 10 5 2 2.59 35 Forbes , Cole Valley West Hawks 16 7 5 3 3.73

League Champions / Pacific Regionals: For the fifth consecutive year, the Vancouver North West Giants captured the Major Midget League Championship. The Giants defeated the Okanagan Rockets 2-1 in the best-of-three series to win the Championship.

The Giants advanced to the Pacific Midget Regional Championship but fell to the Red Deer Chiefs 2-1 in the best-of-three series. Red Deer advanced to the National Midget Championship to represent the Pacific Region.

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BC HOCKEY PROGRAM ATTENDANCE STATISTICS

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2012-2013 Program Statistics

Developmental 1 (Intermediate) Attendance

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Lower Mainland 10 349 9 273 7 266 11 352 13 413 13 380 Island 4 109 5 130 4 95 4 118 4 144 4 121 Okanagan 4 104 4 101 4 125 5 145 3 103 4 112 West Kootenay 1 7 1 27 0 0 1 29 1 21 1 16 East Kootenay 1 18 1 12 2 38 2 29 2 33 1 20 North Central 2 51 1 21 1 15 1 25 1 36 1 34 North West 2 12 2 21 2 16 1 7 2 38 2 25 North East/Yukon 1 19 2 32 2 14 2 30 2 28 1 24 Total 25 669 25 617 23 569 27 735 28 816 27 732

Hybrid Clinic Attendance

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Lower Mainland 25 863 21 957 24 917 22 720 17 600 Island 13 336 12 326 13 344 12 338 15 349 Okanagan 6 241 5 203 6 315 7 237 6 116 West Kootenay 1 41 1 1 1 8 1 40 1 7 East Kootenay 1 9 1 9 2 33 2 17 2 36 North Central 3 47 4 59 4 52 3 40 4 49 North West 5 66 6 59 4 39 3 21 2 25 North East/Yukon 5 77 5 79 5 30 5 61 3 62 Total 59 1680 55 1693 59 1738 55 1474 50 1244

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HCSP Clinic Attendance

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Lower Mainland 14 577 17 626 17 636 26 743 26 762 Island 9 209 11 231 11 245 12 252 15 358 Okanagan 4 101 6 159 7 193 7 162 10 217 East Kootenay 0 0 1 12 4 13 2 23 4 26 West Kootenay 2 30 1 24 1 26 3 37 0 0 North Central 4 36 3 50 5 59 4 39 6 74 North West 4 28 2 13 4 47 5 45 4 54 North East/Yukon 4 36 5 75 6 64 11 86 8 100 BC Hockey 1 24 Total 42 1041 46 1190 55 1283 70 1387 73 1591

HCOP Clinic Attendance

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Lower Mainland 105 1949 72 1916 10 1922 25 1980 20 1833 32 1835 Vancouver Island 57 739 70 738 22 787 24 769 20 758 24 711 Okanagan 72 640 80 729 23 688 27 666 23 684 26 660 West Kootenay 31 173 26 170 7 204 9 0 8 201 11 194 East Kootenay 32 114 20 122 7 118 8 0 8 154 8 153 North Central 27 221 26 233 7 239 9 224 8 255 9 222 North West 39 199 31 222 13 200 13 216 15 274 13 245 North East/Yukon 40 177 33 175 15 183 16 227 12 223 16 210 BC Hockey 85 352 20 98 60 141 11 Total 488 4564 378 4403 104 4401 131 4223 125 4382 139 4230

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HCOP Statistics 2011-2012 District Level I Level II Level III Level IV Level V Level VI Total Certified # of Clinics Lower Mainland 1183 668 38 22 2 3 1916 72 Vancouver Island 382 282 58 12 3 1 738 70 Okanagan 367 262 76 17 6 1 729 80 West Kootenay 79 68 20 0 3 0 170 26 East Kootenay 53 58 11 0 0 0 122 20 North Central 139 79 9 3 3 0 233 26 North West 138 67 17 0 0 0 222 31 North East/Yukon 99 57 16 3 0 0 175 33 BC Hockey 7 44 15 19 9 4 98 20 Total 2447 1585 260 76 26 9 4403 378

Note: In 2011-2012 the number of clinics reported is significantly higher. This reflects that each level of clinic is now counted as a separate event even though many clinics combine instruction at several levels.

2012-2013 District Level I Level II Level III Level IV Level V Level VI Total Certified # of Clinics Lower Mainland 1225 680 31 13 0 0 1949 105 Vancouver Island 447 254 34 2 0 2 739 57 Okanagan 369 227 42 2 0 0 640 72 West Kootenay 83 57 27 2 4 0 173 31 East Kootenay 54 42 16 2 0 0 114 32 North Central 134 72 11 1 3 0 221 27 North West 142 48 9 0 0 0 199 39 North East/Yukon 90 60 23 4 0 0 177 40 BC Hockey 55 133 100 46 12 6 352 85 Total 2599 1573 293 72 19 8 4564 488

Mentorship – Specialty Clinic

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Lower Mainland 3 18 4 34 0 0 0 0 1 10 Vancouver Island 1 10 2 15 2 15 6 35 6 45 Okanagan 8 62 2 17 2 27 2 9 2 18 West Kootenay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Kootenay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 North Central 0 0 0 0 6 32 1 6 1 10 North West 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 23 North East/Yukon 0 0 2 20 2 32 1 7 0 0 Total 12 90 10 86 12 106 10 57 12 106

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Respect in Sport

District 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 Parent RIS Parent RIS Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del Clinics Del

Lower Mainland 321 - 550 - - 1507 - 1459 32 1579 39 1684 Vancouver Island 33 - 59 - - 618 - 591 16 839 17 685 Okanagan 171 - 66 - - 424 - 392 13 533 13 486 East Kootenay 13 - 14 - - 50 - 72 4 103 6 107 West Kootenay 6 - 12 - - 63 - 63 5 121 2 57 North Central 14 - 6 - - 130 - 153 6 236 9 202 North West 12 - 9 - - 59 - 90 9 231 8 79 North East/Yukon 137 - 23 - - 66 - 84 9 195 10 225 BC Hockey / Other 13 3228 21 3175 - 30

Total 720 3228 760 3175 - 2947 - 2904 94 3837 104 3525

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HIGH PERFORMANCE ATHLETES

Female Under 14 Zone Camp Attendance

2012-2013 2011-2012

Lower Mainland 75 72

Okanagan 24 29 North Central 24 36 Vancouver Island 28 37 Kootenays* 3 3 North West* 2 10

156 187

*Cancelled due to low registration numbers. Some players travelled to other regional camps

Female Under 16 Zone Camp Attendance

2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009

Zone 1 Kootenay 21 30 25 29 36 Zone 2 Okanagan 31 33 38 45 47

Zone 3 Fraser Valley - 36 36 43 41

Zone 4 Greater Van 86 65 36 29 42

Zone 5 Van. Island 47 46 53 35 45

Zone 6 North 50 52 34 49 22

Zone 7 N/A N/A N/A 23

Zone 8 N/A N/A N/A 24 235 262 222 277 233

*Zone 3 and 4 combined into Lower Mainland region.

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Male Under 16 Zone Camp Attendance

2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 Zone 1 Kootenays - - 51 50 61 68 41 60 71 Zone 2 Thompson - Okanagan 156* 134 109 106 99 112 97 97 110 Zone 3 Fraser Valley - - 130 111 119 126 130 117 110 Zone 4 Fraser River/Delta - - 43 47 46 41 50 69 50 Zone 5 Vancouver - Squamish 254** 261 74 67 74 84 63 60 60 Zone 6 Vancouver Island 104 100 98 108 106 124 99 96 96 Zone 7 North West - - 44 42 65 64 44 52 47 Zone 8 Cariboo – North East 88*** 83 47 53 74 55 43 49 53

TOTAL 602 578 596 584 644 674 567 600 597

*Zone 1 and 2, now named Kootenay/Okanagan Region, ran a combined camp this season. **Zone 3, 4 and 5, now named Lower Mainland Region, ran a combined camp this season. *** Zone 7 and 8, now named North Region, ran a combined camp this season.

Male Under 17 District Camp Attendance

2012-2013 *2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 District 1 Kootenays 0 0 41 41 49 District 2 Thompson - Okanagan 0 0 50 52 52 District 3 86**** Fraser Valley 0 0 40*** 48** District 4 Greater Vancouver 0 0 41*** 48** District 5 North 0 0 46 50 49 District 6 Vancouver Island 0 0 47 42 46

TOTAL 0 0 270 266 292

* 2011-2012 U17 District Camps stage were removed from the U17 program **District 3 and 4 ran a combined camp this season with a total of 96 players attending ***District 3 and 4 ran a combined camp this season with a total of 81 players attending

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****District 3 and 4 ran a combined camp this season with a total of 86 players attending

Female Under 18 Zone Camp Attendance

2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 Zone 1 Kootenay 8 17 10 23 25 24 35 46 26 21 Zone 2 Okanagan 10 19 30 39 42 51 53 58 46 40 Zone 3 Fraser Valley N/A N/A 31 35 34 35 45 35 45 40 Zone 4 Greater Van 29 48 31 35 34 21 38 25 30 30 Zone 5 Van Island 14 22 34 37 20 44 31 21 Zone 6 North 15 19 33 28 37 49 34 43 39 43

Zone 7 N/A N/A N/A N/A 10 0 11 N/A

Zone 8 N/A N/A N/A N/A 30 15 0 32 32 28

TOTAL 76 125 169 197 202 225 249 281 218 223

2013 U16 BC Cup Results

2012-2013 North Gold Lower Mainland - Blue Silver Lower Mainland - Green Bronze Kootenay 4th Vancouver Island 5th Thompson Okanagan 6th

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INCOMPLETE SUSPENSION

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1990-1991 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Lynda Sheppard-MacKenzie 1990-11-06 PCAHA N/A Lifetime

1996 – 1997 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Trevor Bell East Vancouver MHA Bantam Indefinite

John Bringleson Vancouver Thunderbird MHA Bantam Indefinite

Gary Harvie Burnaby MHA Pee Wee Indefinite

Ryan Richards East Vancouver MHA Bantam Indefinite

1997 - 1998 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Andy Glowinkowsky Grandview MHA Pee Wee Indefinite

Ken Kantymir Burnaby MHA Midget Indefinite

Lee Rogers 1997-11-29 Chilliwack MHA Atom Lifetime

1999 - 2000 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Frank Williams Burnaby MHA Atom Indefinite

2002 - 2003 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Gary Cooper 2003-03-07 Sukunka Valley Icemen Junior B 2022-11-23

2005 - 2006 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Dave Bains Burnaby MHA Midget Indefinite

Kal Ransal Burnaby MHA Midget Indefinite

Stephen Sarmento 2006-03-26 Vancouver MHA MIdget Indefinite

Dan Unrau Richmond MHA Midget Indefinite

2010-2011 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Robert (Rob) Dekock 2011-03-16 Penticton Vees Senior Male Senior AAA 2014-03-16

Taylor Edgren 2011-03-06 Ridge Meadows MHA MIdget Indefinite

2011-2012 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Zachary Tjader 2012-03-12 Kamloops Junior B Junior 2013-12-31

Lee Bond 2012-02-26 New Westminster MHA Bantam 2013-05-01

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2011-2012 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Kevin O’Quinn 2012-02-26 New Westminster MHA Bantam 2013-05-01

Roger Rempel 2012-02-12 Langley MHA Midget 2015-03-04

Dave Ryan 2012-02-12 Langley MHA Midget 2015-03-04

Zachary Tjander 2011-12-16 Kamloops Junior B Junior 2112-01-31

Marty Boylan 2012-01-29 Nanaimo MHA Atom Indefinite

Michael Dahms 2012-01-10 Coquitlam MHA Bantam Indefinite

Tony Dennis Jr 2011-10-29 Kamloops MHA Bantam Indefinite

Lance Lapointe 2011-10-22 Port Moody MHA Midget Indefinite

Colton Manning 2012-03-23 Cariboo Cougars MML Midget Indefinite

Brad Mueller 2012-02-29 Powell River MHA Midget Indefinite

Cody John Robertson 2011-10-27 Grand Forks Junior B Junior Indefinite

Rozina Sestito 2011-11-16 Langley Girls IHA Juvenile Indefinite

Austin Van Den Brink 2012-02-20 Chilliwack MHA Midget Indefinite

Austin Van Den Brink 2011-10-01 Chilliwack MHA Midget Indefinite

Daniel Vavrukh 2012-03-12 Richmond MHA Bantam Indefinite

Daniel Vavrukh 2012-03-12 Richmond MHA Bantam Indefinite

Dave Weloy 2011-12-18 Ridge Meadows MHA Pee Wee Indefinite

Liam Wiseman 2011-11-06 Mission MHA Bantam Indefinite

Terry Worthington 2012-01-21 Cowichan Valley MHA Midget Indefinite

Jordan Aubee 2012-02-11 Prince Rupert MHA Midget Indefinite

2012-2013 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Cline Borle 2013-04-02 Penticton MHA Bantam Indefinite

Andrew Dancy 1900-01-01 Nanaimo MHA Midget Indefinite

Dave McLellan 2012-01-31 Delta Junior B Junior Indefinite

Shane Patterson 2013-03-05 Greater Trail MHA Adult Indefinite

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2012-2013 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Mitchell Rosko 2013-03-02 Columbia Valley Junior B Junior 2013-07-04

Avery Quiring 2013-03-22 Prince George MHA Bantam 2013-08-19

Dylan Richardson 2013-03-12 Merritt MHA Pee Wee 2013-09-15

Jordan Planidin 2013-03-03 Salmon Arm MHA Midget 2013-09-23

Tristian Tulak 2013-03-03 North Okanagan MHA Midget 2013-09-23

Kaare (Core) Brogaard 2013-03-27 Cloverdale MHA Midget 2013-09-25

Parnvir Singh (Parn) Gill 2013-03-27 Cloverdale MHA Juvenile 2013-09-25

Brandon Grasby 2013-03-27 Langley MHA Midget 2013-09-25

Kyle Tunstall 2013-03-27 Seafair MHA Juvenile 2013-09-25

Nathan Wolfe 2013-03-27 Langley MHA Midget 2013-09-25

Walker Erickson 2013-04-03 Surrey MHA Atom 2013-09-26

Joshua Bloomenthal 2013-03-01 Westshore Junior B Junior 2013-09-30

Max Dubbeldam 2013-03-15 Westside MHA Bantam 2013-09-30

Brett Dubbert 2013-03-28 Richmond MHA Juvenile 2013-09-30

Tanner Duy 2013-03-21 Langley MHA Midget 2013-09-30

Kodi Lewis 2013-03-28 Seafair MHA Juvenile 2013-09-30

Trevor Lum 2013-03-28 Richmond MHA Juvenile 2013-09-30

Robert Sheck 2013-03-25 Surrey MHA Bantam 2013-09-30

Mark Takeuchi 2013-03-15 Kamloops MHA Bantam 2013-09-30

John Werring 2013-03-24 Surrey MHA Bantam 2013-09-30

Alexander Wilkinson 2013-03-21 Langley MHA Midget 2013-09-30

Brady Rough 2013-01-10 South Delta MHA Midget 2013-10-08

Dylan Ferguson 2013-03-28 Richmond MHA Juvenile 2013-10-10

Robert Sheck 2013-03-25 Surrey MHA Bantam 2013-10-14

John Werring 2013-03-24 Surrey MHA Bantam 2013-10-14

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2012-2013 Incomplete Date Imposed Team/Association Division Date Completed

Sam Dawson 2013-03-11 South Delta MHA Bantam 2013-10-15

Travis Pall 2013-04-12 Abbotsford MHA Bantam 2013-10-15

Jonathan Tyler Watson 2013-03-19 Chetwynd MHA Midget 2013-10-23

Jonathan Tyler Watson 2013-03-19 Chetwynd MHA Midget 2013-10-23

Scott Balfour 2013-03-17 Greater Trail MHA Adult 2013-10-26

Keynon Mykel Brown 2013-02-06 Sunshine Coast MHA Bantam 2013-10-30

Kayle Ramsay 2013-03-01 Westshore Junior B Junior 2013-10-31

Brady Rough 2013-02-02 South Delta MHA Midget 2013-11-07

Troy Kaczynski 2013-03-27 Richmond MHA Juvenile 2013-11-13

Keynon Mykel Brown 2013-02-06 Sunshine Coast MHA Bantam 2013-11-30

Ethan Rae 2013-01-07 Burnaby Winter Club Bantam 2013-12-19

Pierce Halpenny 2013-02-04 Vancouver MHA Bantam 2199-02-18

Justin Fournier 2013-03-22 Lake Cowichan MHA Midget 1900-01-01 (-3)

Bill Geddie 2013-03-03 Victoria MHA Pee Wee 1900-01-01 (-3)

Conor Gish 2013-02-27 Prince George MHA Bantam 5 games

Austin Deptuck 2013-03-27 Castlegar MHA Bantam Indefinite

Jene Desjarlais 2013-10-12 Greater Vernon Midget 2013-10-12

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REGISTRATIONS

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Abbotsford Female MHA LM 0 38 0 29 0 33 0 16 0 0 0 116 24 9 149

Abbotsford MHA LM 361 12 170 1 166 1 166 0 0 0 863 14 256 30 1163

Alberni Valley MHA VI 109 11 48 14 43 10 69 20 0 0 269 55 92 29 445

Aldergrove MHA LM 150 5 49 2 59 3 67 2 20 0 345 12 108 32 497

Arbutus Club MHA LM 116 11 46 2 34 1 38 0 0 0 234 14 66 24 338

Boundary WK 32 9 8 3 0 0 9 4 0 0 49 16 13 3 81

Burnaby MHA LM 365 38 109 15 109 0 125 18 19 0 727 71 245 36 1079

Burnaby Winter Club MHA LM 157 0 63 2 51 1 34 1 0 0 305 4 89 12 410

Burns Lake MHA NW 41 8 20 2 14 0 27 15 0 0 102 25 31 5 163

Campbell River MHA VI 200 48 79 17 68 19 106 8 0 0 453 92 144 55 744

Canal Flats MHA EK 15 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 5 5 0 25

Castlegar MHA WK 112 14 42 5 34 19 19 0 0 0 207 38 64 17 326

Chase MHA OK 35 7 16 19 0 0 16 0 0 0 67 26 18 6 117

Chetwynd MHA NEY 49 5 13 0 16 16 20 0 0 0 98 21 61 6 186

Chilliwack MHA LM 369 26 134 16 122 14 149 10 0 0 774 66 244 49 1133

Clearview MHA NEY 34 14 0 14 0 0 8 6 0 0 42 34 15 7 98

Clearwater MHA OK 44 17 11 1 0 0 31 16 0 0 86 34 31 16 167

Cloverdale MHA LM 422 22 136 1 149 1 178 1 60 0 945 25 261 43 1274

Comox Valley MHA VI 294 25 111 11 123 9 145 29 22 3 695 77 290 96 1158

Coquitlam MHA LM 429 8 142 2 165 2 139 1 23 0 898 13 244 59 1214

Cowichan Valley MHA VI 192 16 95 19 96 24 104 36 0 0 487 95 157 51 790

Cranbrook MHA EK 186 17 73 3 63 18 61 12 0 0 383 50 72 11 516

Creston Valley MHA EK 51 11 22 3 15 0 20 0 0 0 108 14 22 4 148

Dawson City MHA NEY 15 9 15 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 45 15 8 1 69

Dawson Creek MHA NEY 104 17 42 5 38 19 32 1 0 0 216 42 81 18 357

Elk Valley MHA EK 44 14 22 0 19 0 19 13 0 0 104 27 49 7 187

Fernie MHA EK 75 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 4 17 4 100

Fort Nelson MHA NEY 87 13 18 13 25 4 28 2 0 0 158 32 37 26 253

Fort St James MHA NW 38 9 10 4 0 0 19 0 0 0 67 13 19 1 100

Fort St John MHA NEY 232 11 77 4 69 2 79 4 0 0 457 21 144 58 680

Fraser Lake MHA NW 28 13 17 5 0 15 12 1 0 0 57 34 20 17 128

Gold River MHA VI 27 4 17 4 0 0 11 7 0 0 55 15 19 11 100

Golden MHA EK 39 12 2 0 7 6 0 0 0 0 48 18 3 1 70

Grand Forks MHA WK 42 11 12 2 13 2 15 0 0 0 82 15 27 3 127

Greater Trail MHA* WK 153 18 54 7 76 3 58 3 0 0 341 31 94 10 476

Greater Vernon MHA OK 209 24 83 11 103 26 114 0 0 0 509 61 183 9 762

Haines Junction MHA NEY 16 12 6 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 24 15 4 0 43

*Greater Trail is an amalgamation of Rossland Trail and Beaver Valley MHAs

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Hazelton MHA NW 37 16 16 2 2 0 16 1 0 0 71 19 13 1 104

Hollyburn CC MHA LM 130 1 66 0 67 2 68 0 0 0 331 3 87 24 445

Hope MHA LM 47 5 16 2 24 2 17 0 0 0 104 9 34 11 158

Houston MHA NW 56 3 22 20 15 0 17 16 0 0 110 39 49 6 204

Hudson's Hope MHA NEY 9 9 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 10 9 1 40

Hundred Mile House MHA NC 97 48 27 15 24 18 43 27 0 0 191 108 56 20 375

Juan de Fuca MHA VI 300 35 101 18 101 38 105 20 24 0 631 111 238 44 1024

Kamloops MHA OK 573 70 221 33 178 20 202 55 0 0 1174 178 410 88 1850

Kaslo MHA WK 28 10 0 0 0 0 8 8 0 0 36 18 12 8 74

Kelowna MHA OK 548 29 228 37 199 19 212 64 0 0 1187 149 294 85 1715

Kerry Park MHA VI 133 6 45 6 44 2 17 3 0 0 239 17 75 24 355

Killarney Girls IHA LM 0 69 0 40 0 45 0 29 0 0 0 183 50 15 248

Kimberley MHA EK 82 7 0 0 0 0 12 2 0 0 94 9 31 5 139

Kitimat MHA NW 71 14 25 1 34 3 39 3 0 0 169 21 45 18 253

Lake Cowichan MHA VI 47 15 12 9 17 0 17 1 0 0 93 25 41 22 181

Langley Girls IHA LM 0 54 0 15 0 16 0 66 0 0 0 151 37 17 205

Langley MHA LM 502 14 193 1 182 2 155 0 19 1 1051 18 284 64 1417

Lillooet MHA OK 45 34 18 15 14 4 16 0 0 0 93 53 34 19 199

Logan Lake MHA OK 29 5 8 2 0 0 15 2 0 0 52 9 17 7 85

Lumby MHA OK 48 7 9 4 0 0 17 0 0 0 74 11 34 9 128

MacKenzie MHA NC 52 4 13 2 12 1 20 15 0 0 97 22 5 0 124

McBride MHA NC 0 0 0 0 13 2 10 2 0 0 23 4 6 3 36

Meadow Ridge Female LM 0 36 0 26 0 17 0 15 0 15 0 109 31 10 150

Merritt MHA OK 90 27 27 25 33 1 37 19 0 0 187 72 82 24 365

Mission MHA LM 179 6 48 2 64 2 65 0 0 0 356 10 107 30 503

Nakusp MHA WK 21 3 8 3 0 0 13 2 0 0 42 8 17 5 72

Nanaimo MHA VI 324 21 151 21 140 29 130 27 0 0 745 98 270 63 1176

Nelson MHA WK 86 11 36 8 45 0 34 19 0 0 201 38 59 4 302

New Westminster MHA LM 161 3 69 1 61 2 65 0 22 0 378 6 125 26 535

North Delta MHA LM 220 15 87 2 80 1 100 1 37 0 524 19 161 10 714

North Okanagan MHA OK 59 6 34 2 13 4 24 3 0 0 130 15 36 10 191

North Shore Female IHA LM 0 109 0 40 0 49 0 33 0 0 0 231 60 31 322

North Shore Winter Club LM 153 29 73 11 68 0 57 30 0 16 351 86 112 34 584

North Vancouver MHA LM 502 4 187 4 175 1 191 0 56 0 1111 9 273 56 1449

Oceanside MHA VI 138 39 81 26 63 27 56 24 0 0 338 116 133 74 661

Peninsula MHA VI 129 14 83 24 62 18 70 2 0 0 344 58 126 31 559

Penticton MHA OK 193 31 79 31 121 5 126 39 0 0 519 106 259 65 949

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Port Coquitlam MHA LM 203 3 114 1 81 1 126 2 40 0 564 7 161 38 770

Port Moody MHA LM 206 10 84 0 81 0 71 0 18 0 460 10 118 31 619

Powell River MHA VI 122 14 66 16 60 6 70 2 0 0 318 38 75 8 439

Prince George MHA NC 445 47 193 48 178 19 144 22 0 0 960 136 165 19 1280

Prince Rupert MHA NW 102 22 30 3 21 3 40 1 0 0 193 29 42 5 269

Princeton MHA OK 25 4 15 1 0 0 18 0 0 0 58 5 22 6 91

Quesnel MHA NC 139 12 56 5 80 6 44 1 0 0 319 24 74 1 418

Revelstoke MHA OK 47 3 17 0 14 0 0 5 0 0 78 8 34 5 125

Richmond MHA LM 211 9 102 1 84 2 119 4 61 0 577 16 142 48 783

Richmond Girls IHA LM 0 112 0 51 0 35 0 54 0 15 0 267 77 36 380

Ridge Meadows MHA LM 463 16 160 3 146 2 163 1 47 0 979 22 287 63 1351

Saanich MHA VI 167 7 98 6 96 0 107 3 21 0 489 16 171 44 720

Salmon Arm MHA OK 154 10 57 4 59 4 54 19 0 0 324 37 106 17 484

Seafair MHA LM 407 17 122 2 69 2 54 2 20 0 672 23 208 48 951

Semiahmoo MHA LM 463 15 168 0 172 0 173 1 0 0 976 16 311 51 1354

Sicamous MHA OK 25 2 5 5 0 0 18 0 0 0 48 7 17 5 77

Smithers MHA NW 90 10 33 3 79 27 50 15 0 0 252 55 60 14 381

Sooke MHA VI 102 31 46 18 32 14 35 17 0 0 215 80 75 38 408

South Delta MHA LM 323 42 113 15 109 14 120 30 0 0 665 101 253 53 1072

South Okanagan MHA OK 79 9 34 3 29 4 30 0 0 0 172 16 87 13 288

Squamish MHA LM 102 11 56 1 32 0 18 0 18 1 226 13 63 19 321

Stewart MHA NW 16 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 5 25 8 6 0 39

Stikine MHA NW 16 4 4 4 3 1 9 1 0 0 32 10 6 6 54

Summerland MHA OK 89 12 33 2 15 2 33 3 0 0 170 19 56 9 254

Sunshine Coast LM 106 11 45 0 44 0 18 0 0 0 213 11 64 32 320

Surrey Female IHA LM 0 59 0 42 0 43 0 56 0 19 0 219 68 24 311

Surrey MHA LM 389 11 173 0 173 2 193 2 59 0 987 15 244 64 1310

Taylor MHA NEY 47 8 11 2 13 1 0 0 0 0 71 11 23 12 117

Terrace MHA NW 143 21 53 8 37 26 49 13 0 0 282 68 71 18 439

Teslin MHA NEY 0 0 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 6 3 0 21

Thompson Cariboo MHA OK 35 12 10 18 11 1 0 0 0 0 56 31 25 4 116

Tri -Cities Female IHA LM 0 92 0 32 0 62 0 50 0 17 0 253 75 34 362

Tri Port MHA VI 133 39 37 12 32 22 52 2 0 0 254 75 80 61 470

Tumbler Ridge MHA NEY 34 12 0 0 13 2 17 0 0 0 64 14 15 0 93

Valemount MHA NC 32 8 10 3 0 0 9 3 0 0 51 14 11 9 85

Vancouver MHA LM 256 13 99 3 82 1 85 1 37 0 559 18 162 34 773

Vancouver Thunderbird LM 544 18 223 1 177 3 139 0 22 2 1105 24 397 92 1618

Vanderhoof MHA NW 61 11 32 1 18 0 0 17 0 0 111 29 23 15 178

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BelowPee BelowPee

Wee Wee Female

TotalFemale

MaleOfficials JuvenileMale

Association Wee Pee Male Midget Female

Victoria MHA VI 136 14 56 45 58 23 68 3 0 0 318 85 115 29 547

Victoria Racquet Club VI 121 3 33 0 32 0 19 0 0 0 205 3 67 6 281

Watson Lake MHA NEY 12 11 10 2 9 2 0 0 0 0 31 15 6 2 48

West Vancouver LM 110 3 43 1 46 0 50 0 0 0 249 4 74 25 352

Westside MHA OK 216 27 93 15 87 2 83 3 0 0 479 47 178 8 712

Whistler MHA LM 86 12 27 5 16 1 30 18 0 0 159 36 50 12 257

Whitehorse MHA NEY 174 18 64 8 54 7 54 11 0 0 346 44 54 3 447

Williams Lake MHA NC 192 55 67 26 76 24 77 24 0 0 412 129 137 49 727

Windermere Valley EK 71 13 17 2 17 0 25 29 0 0 130 44 31 10 215

Winfield MHA OK 97 7 46 4 61 4 71 20 24 0 299 35 123 37 494

Aboriginal Sport Council NEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 19 0 0 20 19 7 10 39

Total 16952 2250 6523 1119 6024 946 6464 1211 678 94 36641 5620 11688 2897 56823

SENIOR FEMALE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Active Pass Sports Traders 28 24 26 25 27 0

BC Breakers AAA 18 17 0 0 0 0

BC Bullets AA 21 0 0 0 0 0

BC Thunder Sr AA 0 0 0 23 21 23

Burnaby Raiders Sr 16 17 14 16 15 0

Burnaby Sharp Shooters Sr 0 19 25 17 16 0

Burns Lake Women's Rec 0 23 0 0 0 0

Campbell River Rec - League 0 65 72 89 89 0

C Force Wild Rec 27 23 21 0 0 0

Comox Valley Breakers Rec 47 26 27 34 25 0

Cranbrook Shooters Women's 43 0 0 0 0 0

Dawson Creek Elites 0 0 0 19 17 0

Dawson Creek Ladies Rec 17 0 0 0 0 0

Delta Jets AA 26 20 19 21 19 25

Fort St John Wildcats 24 14 0 0 0 0

Fort St. James Stars Rec 30 26 22 25 0 0

Fraser Lake Rec 18 18 22 20 0 0

Fuller Lake Shooters Rec 20 22 18 18 19 0

Gold River Chicks Rec 14 0 0 0 0 0

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Haines Junction 0 0 0 0 20 8

Hazelton Bandits Rec 16 0 0 0 0 0

Hazelton Women’s Hockey 0 0 0 0 18 0

Houston Vipers Rec 24 21 23 25 0 0

Island Pacific Female A Phantoms 21 16 19 14 20 15

Island Pacific Rec Teams 80 77 91 125 130 0

Kamloops Vibe Sr A 27 25 21 20 21 19

Kerry Park Thunder Rec 24 30 22 21 23 0

Killarney Coyotes Sr 17 23 17 18 0 0

Killarney Knights Sr 24 23 20 22 21 0

Kitsilano Kanakas Sr A 20 19 18 17 13 0

Langley Women's Sr AA 13 0 0 0 0 0

McBride Maniacs Rec 26 19 14 17 0 0

MacKenzie Chicks with Sticks Rec 34 20 26 20 0 0

Mackenzie Ladies Rec (Stars) 17 14 0 0 0 0

Mid Island Blackhawks 0 0 23 18 14 0

Monashee Vixens 20 19 0 0 0 0

Nanaimo Islanders Rec (House Team) 84 104 106 0 0 0

Navy Wave Senior Female Rec (now Tritons) 29 23 19 2 0 0

New West Rooks Sr 17 20 0 0 0 0

North Peace Eagles Rec 25 22 18 16 15 0

Oceanside Sea Gals Rec 18 15 0 0 0 0

Orange Crush 0 0 0 0 17 0

Parksville Seagals 22 20 17 20 20 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Breakers 17 16 16 18 15 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Chicks w Sticks 18 16 13 16 23 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Bombers 17 20 17 19 16 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Shooters 18 16 17 19 20 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Jal Design Panthers 11 14 21 14 22 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Hockey Bags 17 16 15 17 18 0

Port Alberni Womens Rec - Stingers 16 16 17 18 18 0

Peninsula Furries Rec 13 17 0 0 20 0

Port Hardy Wild 0 0 0 22 40 0

Port McNeill Downpour 25 24 23 22 18 0

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SENIOR FEMALE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Powell River Ice Cats Rec 10 8 8 12 0 0

Prince Rupert Raiders 34 32 29 40 40 0

Quesnel Gold Diggers 9 12 0 0 0 0

Richmond Devils Sr AA 0 0 0 18 17 19

Senior Female Recreational* 0 0 0 0 0 2331

Sidney Spitfires 16 18 16 18 15 0

Simon Fraser University Women’s Hockey Club 0 0 0 0 0 19

Smithers Road Warriors Rec 29 22 21 0 16 0

Smithers Prowlers Rec 24 24 25 23 28 0

Sooke Ice Angels Rec 16 22 20 18 17 0

Taylor AA 27 0 18 0 0 0

Taylor Ladies Falcons 0 0 0 0 15 0

Terrace Women’s Hockey 0 0 20 0 0 0

Tri Cities Female Hockey Association 0 0 25 0 0 0

Trinity Western University 0 0 0 0 21 23

UBC Thunderbirds Female 0 27 23 24 0 0

Valemount 18 11 0 0 0 0

Vanderhoof Thunder Rec 28 19 0 0 0 0

Vanderhoof Vipers 0 0 20 23 0 0

Victoria Chicks with Sticks Rec 30 32 23 27 20 0

Victoria MHA Sr Female Hockey Club 0 0 15 0 0 0

Victoria - Team Extreme 17 22 19 20 21 0

Vortex – Senior C 0 0 0 33 0 0

Westcoast Rescuers 0 7 0 0 0 0

Whitehorse Women’s Rec A 62 84 76 0 0 0

Williams Lake Rec (Tourney) 36 0 0 0 0 0

Yukon Sourdough Women’s A 0 0 0 0 19 0

TOTAL SENIOR FEMALE REGISTRATION 1461 1359 1281 1122 1061 2482

*Canlan ASHL and ASHN teams

JUNIOR FEMALE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Richmond Pacific Steelers 24 20 17 16 16 15

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SENIOR MALE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

100 Mile Bears AA 33 0 0 0 0 0

BC All-Stars 60+ Old timers Hockey Club 0 0 15 0 0 0

Burns Lake Braves 0 0 26 25 0 0 CBI Whalers Rec 0 0 0 0 23 0 Dawson Creek AA 0 0 25 24 30 29 Eastern Washington University 0 0 0 0 29 0 Esquimalt Saturday Men’s League 0 0 0 0 62 0 Fort St John Flyers AAA 37 29 26 25 25 25 Hazelton Wolverines AA 41 36 30 30 29 0 Houston Luckies AA 35 32 24 23 22 28

Kamloops Collegiate Hockey Society 0 0 28 28 28 25 Kitimat Ice Demons AA 44 33 28 30 30 30 Lac La Hache Tomahawks 0 0 0 0 25 26 Mid Island Blazers 0 0 25 13 0 0 North Island Capitals AA 0 24 0 0 0 0

Okanagan Coyotes (formerly Crusaders) 0 0 22 28 25 0 Omineca Ice AA 35 31 30 26 30 27 Penticton Vees AAA 0 0 0 28 0 0 Powell River Regals AA 0 0 25 27 25 20 Powell River Regals AAA 30 30 22 0 25 23 Prince George Mohawks AAA 0 0 0 25 0 0 Prince Rupert Chiefs Rec 0 35 4 0 17 0 Prince Rupert Rampage 0 0 28 30 27 27 Protech Timberwolves Rec 0 0 0 0 17 0 Quesnel Kanagroos 0 0 0 0 28 30 Rossland Warriors AA 25 0 0 0 0 0 Sechelt Hitmen AA 0 0 0 23 0 0 Selkirk College Saints 0 0 22 26 23 29 Senior Male Recreational* 0 0 0 0 0 13704 Simon Fraser University 30 27 27 27 25 23 Smithers Ironheads 0 0 0 0 13 0 Smithers Steelheads AA 36 36 26 27 29 28

Terrace River Kings AA 36 31 23 27 26 30 Trinity Western University 24 18 21 23 21 24 University of the Fraser Valley 24 24 25 26 0 0 University of Victoria 28 27 29 28 27 26

Whitehorse Huskies 0 0 25 0 0 0

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SENIOR MALE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Williams Lake Stampeders AA 39 35 35 25 25 30

TOTAL SENIOR MALE REGISTRATION 497 448 591 594 686 14184

*Canlan ASHL and ASHN teams

JUNIOR A 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Alberni Valley Bulldogs 36 36 32 33 33 40

Chilliwack Chiefs (relocated from Quesnel in 2011) 34 35 35 35 37 26 Coquitlam Express (relocated from Burnaby in 2010) 33 35 33 36 36 40

Cowichan Valley Sports 34 33 34 39 36 43

Dawson Creek Rage 0 0 0 24 25 0 Langley Rivermen (changed from Chiefs in 2011) 28 27 32 36 36 40 Merritt Centennials 32 35 30 39 39 25 Nanaimo Clippers 35 29 34 34 38 38 Penticton Vees 30 33 34 35 39 39 Powell River Kings 27 32 27 37 34 33 Prince George Spruce Kings 34 28 34 34 37 37 Salmon Arm Silverbacks 27 24 27 36 36 41 South Surrey Eagles 32 35 32 34 35 36 Trail Smoke Eaters 35 32 35 38 37 44 Vernon Vipers 31 30 28 36 39 35 Victoria Grizzlies 32 29 35 39 39 37 West Kelowna Warriors (changed from Westside in 2012) 35 31 29 34 36 30 Williams Lake Timberwolves 0 0 37 0 0 0

TOTAL JUNIOR A REGISTRATION 515 504 548 599 612 584

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JUNIOR B 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Abbotsford Pilots 40 39 44 30 37 30 Aldergrove Kodiaks 0 38 34 32 33 37 Beaver Valley Nitehawks 28 36 29 33 33 35 Campbell River Storm 33 35 38 25 36 39 Castlegar Rebels 29 30 32 29 31 32 Chase Heat (new in 2011) 0 0 0 0 38 39 Columbia Valley Rockies 37 39 41 32 19 40 Comox Valley Glacier Kings 38 33 32 35 36 34 Creston Valley Thundercats 30 31 34 30 30 32 Dawson Creek Canucks 35 28 36 39 27 32 Delta Ice Hawks 32 42 44 39 37 37 Fernie Ghostriders 40 36 39 36 34 33 Fort St John Huskies 30 29 38 32 37 39 Golden Rockets 40 32 39 25 28 33 Grand Forks Border Bruins 36 40 39 26 27 40 Grandview Steelers 32 31 35 34 37 32 Kamloops Storm (relocated from Osoyoos in 2006) 39 32 37 35 40 36 Kelowna Chiefs (relocated from Chase in 2010 40 30 32 40 35 27 Kerry Park Islanders 31 38 31 42 30 42

Kimberley Dynamiters 34 45 33 31 31 35 Mission City Outlaws (changed from Icebreakers in 2012) 32 36 38 38 30 41 Nanaimo Buccaneers (new in 2012) 0 0 0 0 0 33 Nelson Leafs 27 28 25 29 28 30 North Delta Devils 33 36 33 37 39 34 North Okanagan Knights 0 0 32 36 37 30

North Vancouver Wolf Pack (relocated from Squamish in 2011) 0 27 43 29 38 35 Oceanside Generals (relocated from Parksville in 2004) 35 35 41 33 28 35 Osoyoos Coyotes 0 0 0 38 33 36 Peninsula Panthers 27 30 31 27 31 27 Penticton Lakers (relocated from Summerland in 2009) 31 32 30 30 36 31 Port Moody Black Panthers (relocated from Coquitlam) 34 36 36 28 38 44 Princeton Posse 31 33 40 27 35 27 Revelstoke Grizzlies 32 38 28 32 30 33 Richmond Sockeyes 31 33 33 38 40 34 Ridge Meadows Flames 30 33 28 32 29 32 Saanich Braves 33 38 36 33 36 30 Sicamous Eagles 39 37 40 33 34 40 Spokane Braves 25 37 25 23 21 29 Summerland Steam (new in 2011) 0 0 0 0 31 29 Victoria Cougars 31 39 32 32 35 33 Westshore Stingers (relocated from Sooke in 2008) 31 31 27 0* 0 0

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JUNIOR B 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Westshore Wolves (new in 2012) 0 0 0 0 0 32

TOTAL JUNIOR B REGISTRATION 1126 1243 1285 1200 1285 1399

*Note – Team Disbanded, all players released

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APPENDIX D

CHAMPIONSHIP REPORTS

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DIVISION: Pee Wee CATEGORY: Tier 1 Vancouver Host Association: Thunderbirds Champion: Burnaby Winter Club

Dates of Tournament: March 18 - 21, 2013 Fairplay Award: Kamloops

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Gross Gate Revenue $1,926.99 Merchandise $0.00 Banquet $4500.00 Sponsors $10,000.00 Grant $2,000.00 50/50 $653.50 Other $962.00 TOTAL REVENUE $20,042.49

EXPENSES Arena Rental $18,577.44 Referee Expenses $1,970.00 Merchandise $0.00 Banquet Expenses $5,400.00 Other Expenses $3,765.19 TOTAL EXPENSES $29,712.63

NET INCOME / LOSS -$9,670.14

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DIVISION: Pee Wee CATEGORY: Tier 2

Host Association: Salmon Arm Champion: Burnaby Winter Club

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Greater Trail

FINANCIAL REPORT

HOST HAS NOT SUBMITTED REPORT PRIOR TO DEADLINE.

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DIVISION: Pee Wee CATEGORY: Tier 3

Host Association: Creston Champion: Dawson Creek

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 22, 2013 Fairplay Award: Kerry Park

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Sponsors $17,776.00 Program Advertising $1,500.00 Program Sales $880.00 Hockey Spirit Calendars $635.00 Junior’s Blanket Raffle $584.00 Kootenay Coupon Books $384.00 Hot God Sales / Donations $269.50 50/50 $1,731.75 Clothing Sales $3,529.55 Bottle Drive $1,077.15 Basket Raffle $2,745.00 Donations $46.27 Hockey Game $440.00 TOTAL REVENUE $31,598.22

EXPENSES Banquet Expenses $4,082.00 Ice Rental $5,009.90 Referee Expenses $2,731.00 Lunches, Snacks for Officials $417.00 Tournament HQ – Kootenay Room $672.40 Coaches Meeting Room $48.00 Other $13,734.80 TOTAL EXPENSES $26,695.10

NET INCOME / LOSS $4,903.12

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DIVISION: Pee Wee CATEGORY: Tier 4

Host Association: Grand Forks Champion: Vanderhoof

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 21, 2013 Fairplay Award: Prince George

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Gross Gate Revenue $3,400.18 Clothing $7,280.00 Banquet $2,700.00 Sponsors $4,765.00 50/50 $1,718.50 Programs $2,090.00 TOTAL REVENUE $21,953.68

EXPENSES Ice Rental $3,960.50 Referee Expenses $1,540.00 Clothing $5,834.33 Accomodations $660.80 Mileage / per diems $538.40 Program Printing $708.34 Raffle Table Prizes $800.78 Miscellaneous $722.02 TOTAL EXPENSES $14,765.17

NET INCOME / LOSS $7,188.51

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DIVISION: Pee Wee CATEGORY: Female

Host Association: Richmond Ravens Champion: North Shore Female

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 21, 2013 Fairplay Award: Vancouver Girls

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Program Advertising $7,315.00 Personal Messages $820.00 Banquet $2,540.00 Grant $860.00 50/50 $324.00 Raffles $2,265.00 Program Sales $211.90 Merchandise $368.56 TOTAL REVENUE $14,704.46

EXPENSES Arena Rental $4,447.52 Referee Expenses $1,870.00 Banquet Expenses $2,021.59 Awards $60.00 Banners and Signage $238.60 Programs $1,446.00 Hospitality Room $159.08 Emergency Coverage $300.00 Player Snacks $159.00 Gaming $20.00 Thank Yous $30.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $10,751.79

NET INCOME / LOSS $3,952.67

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DIVISION: Bantam CATEGORY: Tier 1

Host Association: Cowichan Valley Champion: North Shore Winter Club

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: N / A

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Gross Gate Revenue $0.00 Merchandise $6,112.00 Banquet $2,000.00 Sponsors $11,060.00 50/50 $2,080.00 Fundraising $7,320.00 TOTAL REVENUE $28,572.00

EXPENSES Arena Rental $5,086.83 Banquet $4,400.00 Lanyards $680.00 Programs $1,110.00 Sponsorship / Tournament Banners $420.00 Volunteer Pizza Party $426.00 Referee Expenses $3,724.00 Timekeepers $460.00 Food for Host Room $640.00 Coffee $245.00 BC Hockey Official Mileage $171.00 BC Hockey Official Mileage / Food $349.00 Music honorarium $340.00 Thank You Sponsor Plaque $600.00 Coaches Welcome Package $220.00 Game / Warm Up Pucks $200.00 Gaming License / Tickets $107.00 Merchandise $5,877.64 Gift Cards to Volunteer Paramedics $200.00 Thank You Advertising $450.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $25,706.47

NET INCOME / LOSS $2,865.53

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DIVISION: Bantam CATEGORY: Tier 2

Host Association: Kelowna Champion: Juan de Fuca

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: N / A

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Admission $4,199.00 Merchandise $10,958.50 Sponsors $1,912.00 Banquet $4,475.00 Grant $1,500.00 50/50 $1,245.00 Programs / Raffles $2,130.00 TOTAL REVENUE $26,419.50

EXPENSES BC Hockey Representatives $275.00 Referee Fees $3,523.57 Ice Rental $7,700.00 Banquet $4257.06 Programs $769.30 Raffle Supplies $168.63 Signage $597.28 Volunteer Food $108.05 Herb Dixon $800.00 Merchandise $7,403.61 Scorekeepers $270.00 Miscellaneous $245.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $26,117.50

NET INCOME / LOSS $302.00

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DIVISION: Bantam CATEGORY: Tier 3

Host Association: Dawson Creek Champion: Quesnel

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 21, 2013 Fairplay Award: Revelstoke

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Donations $19,100.00 Merchandise $8,522.00 Program Sales $845.00 Raffles $3,420.00 50/50 $1,611.00 TOTAL REVENUE $33,498.00

EXPENSES Programs $2,545.00 Referees $5,672.20 BC Rep Expenses $495.04 Banquet Expenses $5,200.00 Apparel $7,737.00 Banners $1,881.60 Guest Speaker $2,311.00 Miscellaneous $2,271.31

TOTAL EXPENSES $28,113.15

NET INCOME / LOSS $5,384.85

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DIVISION: Bantam CATEGORY: Tier 4

Host Association: Houston Champion: Vanderhoof

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Langley

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Admission $238.66 50/50 $2,097.00 Program Sales $545.00 Raffle table/iPad Mini $2,879.00 Banquet/Luncheon $2,160.00 Clothing Sales $5,381.00 TOTAL REVENUE $25,050.66

EXPENSES Awards $142.13 Banners $621.60 Clothing $3,527.67 Ice Rental $5,400.00 Licensing $150.00 Banquet/Luncheon $2,199.51 Community Hall $336.00 Programs $532.56 Hospitality Room (Coffee, muffins, etc.) $44.17 Viewing room $358.40 Referee Expenses $4,455.32 50/50 Payout $1,048.50 Floats $600.00 Miscellaneous $12.28 BC Hockey Representative $1,106.40 TOTAL EXPENSES $20,534.54

NET INCOME / LOSS $4,516.12

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DIVISION: Bantam CATEGORY: Female

Host Association: Greater Vernon Champion: Terrace

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: N / A

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Sponsors $1,650.00 Clothing Sales $5,159.84 Banquet $4,860.00 Raffles $3,605.00 50/50 $1,800.00 Sales $23,449.98 TOTAL REVENUE $40,524.82

EXPENSES Banquet Expenses $7,116.20 Referees Expenses $2,491.00 Clothing $6,793.88 Gifts $1,096.00 GVMHA $7,862.72 Goalies $1,136.72 Media $3,700.00 Photographer $200.00 Posters $250.00 Raffles $3,444.82 Programs $800.00 Miscellaneous $95.98 TOTAL EXPENSES $34,987.32

NET INCOME / LOSS $5,537.50

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DIVISION: Midget CATEGORY: Tier 1

Host Association: Abbotsford Champion: Kelowna

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Prince George

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Merchandise $5,219.00 Second Clothing Orders $1,005.00 Raffles $1,316.79 Banquet $2,060.00 Programs $10,700.00 Hotel Kickback Amount $350.00 Other $400.00 TOTAL REVENUE $21,050.79

EXPENSES Bank Fees $7.00 Clothing Order $4,210.08 Second Clothing Order $745.92 Signage $1,904.00 Ice Rental (minus $4000 grant from city) $1,194.00 Referee Expenses $2,380.00 Banquet $3,225.60 BC Hockey Representative $726.72 Lanyards, Binders, Coach Gifts $508.00 Gift Certificates $200.00 Player Gifts & Miscellaneous $1,636.84 TOTAL EXPENSES $16,738.16

NET INCOME / LOSS $4,312.63

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DIVISION: Midget CATEGORY: Tier 2

Host Association: Westside Minor Hockey Champion: Penticton

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Williams Lake

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Admissions $2,388.00 50/50 $985.20 Clothing $11,345.00 Raffles $1,000.00 TV / Canucks Raffle $3,480.00 Sponsorship / Advertising $4,525.00 Banquet $4,210.00 Individual Player Sponsorship $3,700.00

TOTAL REVENUE $31,633.20

EXPENSES: Advertising $98.18 Awards – Fair Play $56.00 Banquet $4,192.39 Name Bars $212.80 Clothing for Players $6,421.34 Clothing for Raffles $639.86 Player Gifts $1,504.16 Programs $818.72 Referee Expenses $3,246.22 Ice Rental $3,357.31 Opening Ceremonies $200.00 BC Hockey Representatives $275.00 Raffle Table Expenses $994.97

TOTAL EXPENSES $22,016.95

NET INCOME / LOSS $9,616.25

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DIVISION: Midget CATEGORY: Tier 3

Host Association: Alberni Valley Champion: Alberni Valley

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 22, 2013 Fairplay Award: Victoria

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Other $12,027.27 TOTAL REVENUE $12,027.27

EXPENSES Arena Rental $7,175.84 Referee Expenses $4,139.83 BC Hockey Representative $705.60 TOTAL EXPENSES $12,021.27

NET INCOME / LOSS $6.00

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DIVISION: Midget CATEGORY: Tier 4

Host Association: Lillooet Champion: Kelowna

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Windermere Valley

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Admission $650.00 50/50 $2,728.00 Program Sales $300.00 Raffles $3,500.00 Advertising $5,500.00 Banquet/Luncheon $1,250.00 Ice Rental Sales $240.00 Donations $9,300.00 Fundraising $5,582.00 TOTAL REVENUE $29,050.00

EXPENSES Advertising $500.00 Awards $100.00 Banners $600.00 Banquet $1,500.00 Merchandise $1,200.00 Ice Rental $4,800.00 Programs $980.00 Miscellaneous $1,376.00 Referee Expenses $5,500.00 BC Hockey Representatives $1,064.00 Hospitality Room (Coffee, muffins, etc.) $500.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $18,120.00

NET INCOME / LOSS $10,930.00

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DIVISION: Midget CATEGORY: Female

Host Association: Richmond Ravens Champion: Richmond Ravens

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 20, 2013 Fairplay Award: Smithers

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE Sponsorship $8,650.00 Admissions $2,385.26 Banquet $1,900.00 Raffles $1,092.00 Hosting Grant $1,000.00 Congratulatory Ads $500.00 50/50 $497.00 Programs $425.00 Clothing $300.00 TOTAL REVENUE $16,749.26

EXPENSES Ice Rental $4,498.07 Referee Expenses $2,450.00 Banquet $1,919.89 Program $1,518.72 Food $285.15 BC Hockey $200.00 Lanyards $191.76 Raffle Baskets $98.05 Fair Play Trophy $60.00 Supplies $50.52 Signs $28.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $11,300.16

NET INCOME / LOSS $5,449.10

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DIVISION: Juvenile CATEGORY: N / A

Host Association: Seafair Champion: Richmond

Dates of Tournament: March 22 - 25, 2013 Fairplay Award: North Delta

FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE 50/50 $1,209.00 Raffle $174.00 Silent Auction $905.00 Sponsorship $1,300.00 Unused Officials Stipend $140.00 Seafair MHA $5,714.15 TOTAL REVENUE $9,442.15

EXPENSES Gaming License $25.00 Referee Expenses $2,800.00 Referee Food / Drinks $284.23 Water for Teams $142.00 Food for Teams $400.00 Coach / Manager Meeting $350.00 St. John’s Ambulance $500.00 Program $436.50 Ice Rental $4,314.15 Fair Play Trophy $60.00 BC Hockey Official $233.84 TOTAL EXPENSES $9,545.72

NET INCOME / LOSS -$103.57

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2012 – 2013 ANNUAL REPORT

DIVISION: Senior Female CATEGORY: A

Venue Location: Logan Lake Champion: Kamloops Vibe

Dates of Tournament: March 15 - 17, 2013

FINANCIAL REPORT

HOST HAS NOT SUBMITTED REPORT PRIOR TO DEADLINE.

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DIVISION: Senior Female CATEGORY: AA

Venue Location: Lower Mainland Champion: BC Thunder

Dates of Tournament: March 17 - 24, 2013

FINANCIAL REPORT

HOST HAS NOT SUBMITTED REPORT PRIOR TO DEADLINE.

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DIVISION: Senior Male CATEGORY: AA

Venue Location: Kitimat Champion: Williams Lake

Dates of Tournament: March 12 - 16, 2013

FINANCIAL REPORT

HOST HAS NOT SUBMITTED REPORT PRIOR TO DEADLINE.

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DIVISION: Senior Male CATEGORY: AAA

Venue Location: Fort St John Flyers Champion: Fort St John Flyers

Dates of Tournament: March 22 - 26, 2013

FINANCIAL REPORT

HOST HAS NOT SUBMITTED REPORT PRIOR TO DEADLINE.

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APPENDIX E

BC HOCKEY AWARDS

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Scholarships BC Hockey scholarships are awarded annually to deserving recipients who are in their graduating year of high school and are presently registered members with BC Hockey or former members playing in the Western Hockey League. All BC Hockey members are eligible including officials, players, coaches and volunteers. A list of winners will be announced at the AGM.

ViaSport Athlete of the Year Awards The Sport BC Awards are an annual gala extravaganza highlighting achievements in coaching, officiating, competing, leadership, and influence in sport. The following members were nominated for an award:

Award Recipient

Official of the Year Pat Smith (winner) Junior Female of the Year Kimberley Newell Junior Male of the Year Sam Reinhart Team of the Year Penticton Vees (winner) Junior Female Athlete of the Year Jordan Krause

Athlete Assistance Program BC Hockey received funding from the Provincial Government, which, in turn, was allocated to our identified High Performance Athletes. The funding is provided directly to the athlete to assist with the cost of training. Below is a list of players in 2012-2013 that were identified to receive athlete assistance:

Female Athletes Male Athletes

Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Erickson Alyssa Barzal Mathew

Wilson Chelsea Bradley Matthew

Costales Emily Browne Tanner

Hart Micah Burman Taz

Potomak Sarah Chyzowski Nick

Ranahan Alexa Daly Markus

Olfert Jessie Davis Kevin

Gentile Jodi Fletcher Jake

Fieseler Samantha Gatenby Joe

Payne Stephanie Gawdin Glenn

Bellerive Brielle Harkins Jansen

Oddy Daley Morrison Brad

Gervais Emily Musil Adam

Miller Hannah Reddekopp Chaz

Keca Jesse Schultz Ty

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Female Athletes Male Athletes

Last Name First Name Last Name First Name Spring Lauren Soy Tyler

Lum Leah Stukel Jakob

Wong Mackenzie Szeto Justin

Dowling Hayley Vela Marcus

Minor Hockey Week Awards Minor Hockey Week Awards are a celebration of the beginning of the hockey season all across Canada and aim to promote the positive values of hockey and the work done by the over four-million volunteers involved in minor hockey in Canada each and every year.

Plaque Winners

Recipient Home Location