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BC HOCKEY 100 TEAMS 1924-1925 Victoria Cougars 2011 Canada Winter Games Champions – Team BC 1939/1961 Trail Smoke Eaters 2012 Penticton Vees 1936/1937 Kimberley Dynamiters Alkali Lake Braves 1955 Penticton Vees BC Allan Cup Champions 1972-1976 Cranbrook Colts Junior B Coy Cup Champions (Senior hockey teams from BC and the Yukon) 1977-1978 New Westminster Bruins Vancouver Canucks 1979 Canada Winter Games Champions – Team BC Vancouver Griffins Female Hockey 1981 Burnaby Winter Club – National Midget Champions Vancouver Millionaires 1986 Penticton Knights Vernon Vipers/Lakers – 6-time National Junior A Champions 1992/1994/1995 Kamloops Blazers MOMENTS 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship - Vancouver 2016 IIHF Women’s World Hockey Championship - Kamloops 2007/2015 Canada Winter Games Hosts Creation of the BC Hockey Hall of Fame/Scott Carter (Whitehorse/Prince George) 2010 Olympic Winter Games – Vancouver (Double Gold) Creation of Minor Hockey Week/Charlie McLean BUILDERS Jim Anderson David Andrews Father David Bauer British Columbia Hockey League Commissioners (Ron Boileau/John Grisdale) BC Hockey Contributors (Leo Atwell, Don Freer, Ivan Temple, Cam Kerr, Paul Carson, Mike Jenkins, Leo Margolis, Brad Pascall, Tom Renney) BC Hockey Innovators (Ken Clay-visor, Fred Marsh-net pegs, Colin Patterson-IP program, Ted Hargreaves-drill artwork, Howie Wenger, fitness author) BC Hockey Presidents Carl Bucholtz Development (Canucks Centre for BC Hockey, Canucks Alumni, BC Centre of Excellence,) Diamond Stick Recipients District Leaders: (Art Fisher, Don Griffin, Kay and Vern Haggard, Eddie Mountain, Earl Alexander, Karen Wallace, Gay Hahn, Larry Hayes) Bill Ennos Gare Family Griffiths Family Bruce Hamilton Don Hay Dr. Bob Hindmarch Ken Holland Herb House Junior B Pioneers Key Buildings (Denman Arena, Sandon Arena, Kimberley Arena) Larry Kwong Bobby Kromm Frank Lento Allan Matthews Tom McVie Media (Grant Kerr, Jim Hughson, Bernie Pascall, John Shannon, Jim Robson) Diane Nelson Bob Nicholson Pat Quinn Pre-1919 (Dawson City Nuggets, Stanley Cup-1915, Phenix BC, Rossland Female Team, Fernie Female Team) Ron Toigo Trainers (Larry Ashley/Pat O’Neill) Nancy Wilson PLAYERS Glenn Anderson Willie Mitchell Rod Brind’Amour Andy Moog Courtnall Family Cam Neely Danielle Dube Niedermayer Family John Ferguson Patrick Family Ray Ferraro Carey Price Dan Hamhuis Mark Recchi Brett Hull Cliff Ronning Paul Kariya Darcy Rota Duncan Keith Joe Sakic Orland Kurtenbach Brent Seabrook Andrew Ladd Stan Smyl Doug Lidster Tambellini Family Trevor Linden Cyclone Taylor Cesare Maniago Tiny Thompson Seth Martin Ryan Walter Howie Meeker Shea Weber OFFICIALS Lloyd Gilmour Jay Sharrers Bob Hall Rob Shick Brad Lazarowich Kelly Sutherland Jim Mailey To Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Experiences. .

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