Podcasts about Penticton Vees

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro from Season 20 of The Pipeline Show [1:12] - Guy sets up the week's episode but begins with a lengthy News and Notes segment covering the WHL Expansion Draft that saw the Penticton Vees begin to assemble their first WHL roster. Then it was the WHL Draft, the US Prospect Draft, a bunch of trades and updates from several leagues now into the final series. [26:08] - Steven Ellis from Daily Faceoff recaps the World U18s and shares thoughts on Canada winning gold for the 2nd year in a row. Which players stood out in good ways and who left him wanting more? Lots of 2025 NHL Draft ramifications. [1:01:18] - The Tennessee State Tigers announced a while ago that they are intending on starting a division 1 men's college hockey team this coming fall. Are they still on track? Head coach Duanté Abercrombie is my guest to update everyone and discuss the process, what recruiting has been like and why all eyes are watching to see if they can pull this off.

Bryce hails from Battleford, Saskatchewan and played junior hockey with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks and Penticton Vees. From there, he moved to college at Minnesota State Mankato. Following his career with the Mavericks, Bryce played for the Chicago Wolves and the Iowa Wild in the AHL, while also spending time playing in Switzerland, Germany and Norway. Bryce is currently the Director of Hockey at Valley Sports Academy in Lake Hallie, Wisconsin. Chippewa SteelIf you're looking for a great night of hockey, a Steel game is the place to be. Riverside Bike and SkateEau Claire's hockey headquarters which is the oldest hockey store in the state of Wisconsin. Rolly's Coach ClubMarket & JohnsonAdding Value to Everything We DoWilliams Diamond CenterWilliams Diamond Center is a fun and friendly place to find your next sparkling signature pieceKelly Heating and ElectricProudly making you comfortable since 1997!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.@TheBOSPodwww.thebreakoutsessions.com

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look at two Western Hockey League expansion announcements in Penticton and Chilliwack, BC.The Penticton Vees are entering the WHL for the 2025-26 season. Hear from WHL Commissioner Dan Near after the official word in the South Okanagan.  Hear from Vees owner Graham Fraser and Head Coach / General Manager Fred Harbinson.In Chilliwack, an ownership application process has been launched for a franchise to begin play in 2026-27. We will take you to that announcement.There is a new all-time WHL wins leader among goaltenders.  Calgary Hitmen G Daniel Hauser set the new mark in the final weekend of the regular season. We'll have a look back on the record setting moment.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Season 20 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:12] - First Segment - Guy sets up this week's Playoff Preview with the guest list but a number of NHL player signings of note as well. [8:42] - The OHL Playoffs are previewed with the help of the radio voice of the Sarnia Sting, Terry Doyle. [39:57] - We'll cut the Western Hockey League playoff preview into two chunks beginning with a look at the Eastern Conference with Troy Gillard, the play caller of the Red Deer Rebels. [1:12:33] - To look ahead at the Western Conference of the WHL Playoffs we'll lean on the voice of the Kamloops Blazers, Jon Keen. Also some thoughts on the Penticton Vees joining the league next season. [1:40:23] - We check in on the Quebec Maritime Junior Hockey League playoff picture with the help of Saint John media guy Jamie Tozer of Station Nation. [2:03:24] - Last but not least, Jimmy Connelly from USCHO is back to preview the 16-team NCAA Division 1 Men's National Hockey Championship. We'll go through the full bracket and offer up our predictions.

A busy half hour of WHL news as Brenden speaks with Penticton Vees play-by-play voice Fraser Rodgers about the newest Western Hockey League franchise. Then, Edmonton Oil Kings forward Adam Jecho joins the show, fresh off of signing his entry-level contract with the St. Louis Blues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Regina Pats season recently concluded, and we had their General Manager, Alan Millar, on the show. He reflected on the season and what they will do this off-season. Plus, he gave his opinion on the WHL's newest expansion team, the Penticton Vees.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Penticton Vees head coach Fred Harbinson joins Pierre McGuire and Jimmy Murphy to discuss the franchise officially joining the WHL, getting ready for the drafts, current players staying the course through the move, and later in the show, Pierre and Jimmy discuss the controversial goaltender interference call in a game between the Islanders and Blue Jackets, tonight's impactful game between the Canadiens and Blues, what the Utah Hockey Club need to address in the offseason and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In our weekly Jr. Hockey Spotlight, regular guest Adam Manah joins Brenden to talk about the Penticton Vees moving from the BCHL to the WHL, the motivation behind it and what the trickle-down effect may be. Plus, a look at the AJHL playoffs as they're set to begin across Alberta. You can find Adam on X at @AdamRManah. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Intro for Season 20 of The Pipeline Show [1:12] - Guy kicks the week off by looking at which teams are riding the hottest streaks right now as the playoffs get closer and closer. WHL, OHL, QMJHL, AJHL, BCHL, USHL and NCAA. [14:42] - This week's episode of The Pipeline Show only has one guest but we're going two full segments with Sam Cosentino. In this first segment we'll discuss the changing landscape of junior hockey in North America including NCAA rule change, the impact on various junior leagues, Penticton Vees leaving the BCHL and getting an expansion team for the WHL next year, where does the USHL fit in all of this...and more! [40:04] - In Part 2 of the hour with Sportsnet hockey analyst Sam Cosentino, we're talking almost exclusively about the WHL notables for the Class of 2025. First some thoughts on Matthew Schaeffer who, despite being limited to just 17 games with the Erie Otters and 2 with Canada's WJC team, has seen his stock RISE to be the #1 ranked player in the draft. Then it's all about the WHL including thoughts on Lynden Lakovic, Roger McQueen, Radim Mrtka, Jackson Smith, Braeden Cootes, Cole Reschny, Blake Fiddler, Ben Kindel and more.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Penticton Vees head coach Fred Harbinson joins Pierre McGuire and Jimmy Murphy! Later in the show, Pierre and Jimmy discuss the NHL playoffs and take questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, we speak with Penticton Vees goaltender Will Ingemann (2:56), fresh off breaking the BCHL's longest shutout streak record. Plus, we talk to Chilliwack Chiefs netminder Vladimir Nikitin (15:31) who went viral last weekend after scoring a goalie goal into an empty net.

Welcome in to the 1st Badgers signing alert off the season! Join Mitch Kane and Remy Zanotto as they talk about the Brock Badgers adding two new recruits for the 24/25 season. They are F Zack Stringer from Penticton Vees as well as G Ben West from the Barrie Colts. Listen here now for our breakdown on the two signings and all things USPORTS here on the U Rink Report.

Today's guest on episode 133 of the Pagcast is Penticton Vees F Connor MacPherson! Topics discussed during the interview: -First GOJHL playoff run -Playing alongside his twin brother -Earning GOJHL awards PLUS SO MUCH MORE!!! FOLLOW CONNOR MACPHERSON https://www.instagram.com/connor.macpherson25/ FOLLOW PAGCAST https://www.instagram.com/pagcast/ https://twitter.com/pagcast Music: www.bensound.com Please share the podcast with your friends and family!

During the Daily Checkdown, Chris Lea & Dennis Cox discuss breaking news in the NBA such as James Harden picking up his $35.6 million player option, the Hornets extending qualifying offers to Miles Bridges and P.J. Washington, the NFL firing and suspending players for sports gambling, the potential for a college basketball summer league, and the NCAA Council recommending a shorter transfer portal window. Also, With the 30th pick in the 2023 NHL Draft, the Carolina Hurricanes selected left wing, Bradly Nadeau. Nadeau, who's only 18, registered 113 points (45g, 68a) in 54 games with the Penticton Vees of the British Columbia Hockey League in the 2022-23 season. We discuss the pick itself and the draft overall.

With the 30th pick in the 2023 NHL Draft, the Carolina Hurricanes selected left wing, Bradly Nadeau. Nadeau, who's only 18, registered 113 points (45g, 68a) in 54 games with the Penticton Vees of the British Columbia Hockey League in the 2022-23 season. Chris Lea & Dennis Cox react to the pick and the draft overall. Also, we discuss Bradley Nadeau as a player and how he'll need to develop throughout his career. We also hear from Nadeau himself as he shares his reaction to being drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes organization. 

On this week's episode of the BCHL Podcast, we tee up the Fred Page Cup Final with Alberni Valley Bulldogs play-by-play man Evan Hammond (3:05) and Penticton Vees broadcaster Fraser Rodgers (25:07). The BCHL Podcast is presented by Finning.

On this week's episode, we speak with Quinnipiac University forward and Penticton Vees alumnus Jacob Quillan (2:46) who is fresh off scoring the overtime winning goal in the NCAA's National Championship game. We also talk to Vees goalie and reigning BCHL 1st Star of the Week Luca Di Pasquo (15:53). The BCHL Podcast is presented by Finning.

In her latest interview, our HockeyProspect.com reporter, Amélia McGuire St-Onge was joined by 2023 NHL Draft prospect, Bradly Nadeau, from the Penticton Vees. Nadeau was ranked 21st overall on our November ranking and we are close to releasing our updated ranking to see where he will sit on our updated list.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5lZdcwh9xs   Audio https://hpwebmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/2023/01/19100541/nadeau.mp3

James Paracy and Aidan Serra are back, first talking about personal news from James, followed by a look at two of the NHL's hotter teams, the Boston Bruins and the New Jersey Devils. Aidan puts his distaste of the Toronto Maple Leafs aside to praise the play of Mitch Marner amid his sixteen-game point streak, before moving to look at two of the few positives out of the Vancouver Canucks' season so far. They talk about a few of the NHL's younger players, both in the NHL and AHL, before moving to junior, first talking about Red Deer Rebels rookie goaltender Kyle Kelsey, followed by a check-in on Saginaw's Michael Misa. After James shines a spotlight on the BCHL's Penticton Vees, the show gets wrapped up with a game of "Career Trajectories."

On this week's episode, we speak with Penticton Vees forward, 2023 NHL Draft prospect and BCHL leading scorer Bradly Nadeau (2:34), as well as former Wenatchee Wild forward and current Northern Michigan University captain AJ Vanderbeck (17:08). The BCHL Podcast is presented by Finning.

It's opening night! And it's also the season premiere of the BCHL Podcast! We kick off the 2022-23 campaign with a pair of interviews. First up, we chat with Merritt Centennials head coach and general manager Curtis Toneff (2:57) to discuss the Cents 50th anniversary season, as well as their revamped roster this year. We also speak with Penticton Vees defenceman Frank Djurasevic (24:33) who talks about the team's Fred Page Cup win last year, all the returning players this season and being named team captain in the offseason.

Review of the Home & Home Exhibition series with Trail Smoke Eaters. Preview of Season opener against Merritt Centennials and Penticton Vees. Featuring Rhys Bentham, Cam Kungle, and Kellan Hjartarson.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for Season 17 of The Pipeline Show [1:27] - Guy begins the episode with some quick News and Notes before the guest list. [10:27] - Steve Clark is the TV voice of the Niagara IceDogs and tells us all about the new ownership, coaching staff, scouts for the team plus the impact of June 30th and the 7 trades made that day. [29:02] - The Penticton Vees captured their 5th BCHL title under the leadership of head coach and GM Fred Harbinson. We discuss his tenure with the club and the success they have had together. [45:49] - The Regina Pats have, arguably, the best teenaged hockey player on the planet but only for one more season. They were also not a playoff team last year so...what should or will they do in 2022-23? I asked Rob Vanstone of the Regina Leader-Post. [1:06:03] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

With the NHL Draft set to begin tomorrow, we have a special podcast for you featuring full-length interviews with the five BCHL players listed by NHL Central Scouting on their final rankings. On this week's episode, we talk with West Kelowna Warriors defenceman Tyson Jugnauth (3:23), Penticton Vees blueliner Ryan Hopkins (11:48), Cranbrook Bucks forward Tyson Dyck (20:46), Wenatchee Wild forward Cade Littler (30:06) and Alberni Valley Bulldogs goaltender Hobie Hedquist (38:01). The BCHL's coverage of the 2022 NHL Entry Draft is presented by Chevrolet.

Chris, Jess Adam, and Lizz chat with Mason Dunsford, former (for now?) WHL goaltender for the Tri-City Americans, Portland Winterhawks, and Seattle Thunderbirds. Dunsford also spent some time in the BCHL with the Penticton Vees and Trail Smoke Eaters in the 2021-22 season. Get to know him a bit as we talk fishing, cookies, and a ton of music. Only on the Area 51 Sports Network.

On this week's episode, we preview the Fred Page Cup Final between the Penticton Vees and Nanaimo Clippers by diving deep into the series with the broadcasters from both teams. We speak with longtime Nanaimo Clippers play-by-play man Dan Marshall (4:04), as well as Penticton Vees broadcaster Trevor Miller (21:08) to break down the matchup. The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway.

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On this week's episode, we speak with Penticton Vees forward Luc Wilson (3:14) and West Kelowna Warriors captain Elan Bar Lev Wise (20:09) The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway.

On this edition of ‘MOJ on Sports', host Bob Marjanovich talks with Ryan Johansen, center for the Nashville Predators of the (NHL). Born in Port Moody, Johansen's hockey career began when he played for the Penticton Vees in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) during the 2008-2009 season. He quickly made a name for himself as a standout player and was drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the first round of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Johansen made his NHL debut with the Blue Jackets during the 2011-2012 season and quickly became a key player for the team. During the 2013-2014 season, Johansen had a breakout year, scoring 33 goals and recording 30 assists for a total of 63 points. He was named an NHL All-Star for the first time in his career that same season. Marjanovich asked Johansen what was the toughest thing about being a rookie in the national hockey league? ‘For me, it was the consistency. I'd go out one game and I'd make a couple big time plays and score a goal or make a nice assist, and then I wouldn't do anything for four games,' says Johansen. In January 2016, Johansen was traded to the Nashville Predators in exchange for defenseman Seth Jones. He has helped lead the team to multiple playoff appearances, including a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2017 after sweeping the defending Stanley Cup champ Chicago Blackhawks in the first round. ‘We went into that series just like we're coming for their heads, we weren't losing no matter what,' says Johansen. ‘The motivation for me was just through the roof. We just steamrolled. We just kept going and going, but nothing distracted us. We were just a team on a mission, and man, it was so much fun'. Off the ice, Johansen has been involved with numerous organizations over the years, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation. You will find ‘Moj on Sports' podcasts on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart and Google podcasts and MojonSports.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've got a jam-packed episode for you this week! Our first interview is with Salmon Arm Silverbacks forward and BCHL Playoff leading scorer Noah Serdachny (3:20). We also speak with Chilliwack Chiefs head coach Brian Maloney (13:05) and BCHL alumnus Michael Garteig (38:00) who played three years in the league with the Powell River Kings and Penticton Vees and owns many of the league's goaltending records. The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway.

On this week's episode, we speak with Penticton Vees head coach Fred Harbinson (2:39) who reflects on his 15 years in the league after recording his 600th BCHL win last weekend. We also have an interview with Penticton Panthers alumnus and longtime NHLer Brendan Morrison (23:10) who tells us about his time in the BCHL, his journey through the NHL and what he's been up to in his post-playing days. The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway.

Today's guest is Aaron Wilbur, Founder, and CEO of The Coaches Site and host of the Glass & Out podcast. The Coaches Site is an online resource for hockey coaches and was created to provide top coaches a platform to share their experiences and expertise with a global audience. As the host of The Glass and Out podcast, Aaron is fortunate to have weekly conversations with some of the top leaders and trailblazers in hockey. The show highlights the origins of their careers, challenges they have overcome, triumphs, and insights into how coaches can provide an enhanced development opportunity for their players.  Aaron spent 12 years coaching at the Major Midget, Junior, and University levels in British Columbia. During this time, he captured a BCHL Championship as an Assistant Coach with the Penticton Vees in 2008 and a Western Canadian Championship as the Head Coach of the Richmond Sockeyes in 2013. From 2011 through 2016 he traveled extensively to China working with various organizations on the development of grassroots hockey. During this time, he also produced the documentary Canucks in China, which examined the developing culture of hockey in China. Listen in for some great takeaways about how Aaron is impacting the sport of hockey and educating coaches to be the best that they can be. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Aaron's path to founding the Coaches Site [2:50] The Coaches Site and what it's all about [5:47] Aaron's takeaways from his experiences with The Coaches Site thus far [8:46] Some of the biggest challenges facing youth hockey today [11:16] Similar challenges in other sports [14:39] How do we change the culture around coaching? [17:59] Kyle Beach investigation: Bad actors involved in child youth hockey programs [24:45] Advice for parents who are new to hockey [28:29] What makes hockey different from other sports [31:01] What are the next big things up for Aaron Wilbur and The Coaches Site? [34:04] What Aaron did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [35:52] Resources & People Mentioned My Hockey Rankings Connect with Aaron Wilbur The website On Instagram On Twitter On Linkedin On Facebook Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

On this edition of ‘MOJ on Sports', host Bob Marjanovich talks with Troy Stecher, the Richmond, British Columbia, native. The defenseman played for the Vancouver Canucks, Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings and Arizona Coyotes. In a recent trade, the Calgary Flames acquired Stecher from Arizona. Stecher played junior hockey for the Penticton Vees in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) and was named the league's top defenseman in the 2012-2013 season. He then attended the University of North Dakota, where he played for the school's hockey team for three seasons and helped them win a National Championship in 2016. ‘I was the only non-drafted player in my freshman class, so I knew going into play I was going to have to outperform players that were, in a way ranked higher than I was at a different level during the same times of our career. So, if I knew I could outperform them, then I would be on the right path. I just kept that mentality and it worked out', says Stecher. In April 2016, Stecher signed a two-year entry-level contract with the Vancouver Canucks and made his NHL debut in October of the same year. He played three seasons with the Canucks, during which he established himself as a reliable defenseman with good puck-moving abilities. Stecher talked about being injured and missing playing time. ‘I've embraced all the challenges that have come with it and there's a saying that we talked about a couple of us guys, every once in a while, we'll be like, there's no good with no bad. You can never really enjoy the good times if you don't have any bad times. I think everything does happen for a reason, as cliche as that sounds'. Off the ice, Stecher is known for his involvement in charity work. He is also an advocate for mental health awareness and has spoken openly about his own struggles with anxiety. You will find ‘Moj on Sports' podcasts on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart and Google podcasts and MojonSports.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the NHL at the All Star break in Las Vegas, the plans for the NHL trade deadline continues. That includes the Canucks. Randip Janda and Jamie Dodd breakdown how Canucks President of Hockey Ops Jim Rutherford defines the untouchables on the roster. Plus Josh Niedermayer of the Penticton Vees joins the show. 

On this week's episode, we chat with Quinnipiac University goaltender and Penticton Vees alumnus Yaniv Perets (2:34) who talks about his unbelievable college season so far, his time in Penticton and much more. We also speak with Langley Rivermen head coach Burt Henderson (16:00) who details the team's season so far, why he thinks they may have been overlooked at the beginning of the year and we also go back to his playing days in the BCHL and playing pro in Japan. The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway.

This week the Maier's find themselves on the other side of an insanely busy week. Topics include: back to childhood, Omicron, vodka fruit punch, snowball assault, an altercation, hockey update, Penticton Vees, brunch, SOW, short songs and birthday slideshows. Reach Us:  @kmaemaier  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwywhoney@gmail

On this week's episode of the BCHL Podcast, we catch up with former Penticton Vees forward, University of Nebraska-Omaha senior and reigning national Player of the Month Taylor Ward (2:41). We also speak to Langley Rivermen goaltender Ajeet Gundarah (16:50), who is tied for the league lead with a .936 save percentage and University of Denver freshman Massimo Rizzo (27:08) who played four seasons in the BCHL with the Vees, Coquitlam Express and Chilliwack Chiefs and was named NCHC Rookie of the Month for October. The BCHL Podcast is presented by Subway!

We speak with Adam West, Assistant General Manager with the Blackfalds Bulldogs. Adam breaks down his career to date while discussing topics such as attending school in Finland, working with the Penticton Vees, being a part of an expansion team and more! Check out our website and follow us on social media by clicking the link! (https://linktr.ee/HockeyMinds) Use DraftKings Promo Code THPN for a discount on your next DraftKings purchase! Presented by InStat Hockey & Quidi Vidi Brewery Part of The Hockey Podcast Network (https://www.thehockeypodcastnetwork.com/)

On this week's BCHL Podcast, we talk to Chilliwack Chiefs F Sasha Teleguine (3:27), Penticton Vees forward Luc Wilson (18:24) and Salmon Arm Silverbacks goalie Owen Say (31:35). The BCHL Podcast is presented by FortisBC.

The boys are back with another jam packed episode as Ben Phillips and Rob Squires take you through the last four Smoke Eaters games including a big win over the Penticton Vees. The Smoke Eaters have hit the half way point of the pod season, so where do they stand? How do the final ten games look and what do all these games mean for the future of this team. This week we're joined by Quinn Disher to talk all things Smoke Eaters, including his hot start to the season. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trail-smoke-eaters/message

This week's guests include West Kelowna Warriors defenceman Tyson Jugnauth (2:20) who currently leads all BCHL blueliners in scoring, Penticton Vees goalie Kaeden Lane (13:43) who is the reigning BCHL Player of the Week and Salmon Arm Silverbacks forward Noah Serdachny (21:41) who is now tied for the league lead in scoring. The BCHL Podcast is presented by FortisBC.

We are back with a brand-new episode, featuring two more interviews after opening weekend of the BCHL season. To kick things off, we speak with Victoria Grizzlies forward and BCHL Player of the Week Ellis Rickwood (2:45) who is coming off quite the BCHL debut last Friday. We also look ahead to the NCAA's Frozen Four by speaking with Minnesota State University sophomore and Penticton Vees alum Ryan Sandelin (16:27), fresh off scoring the overtime winner in his team's opening game of the national tournament.

It's an all Big Ten conference edition of the BCHL Podcast as we catch up with two of the top players in college hockey today. First up, we chat with Kent Johnson (1:24) about his freshman season at Michigan, going viral with a goal that made the SportsCenter Top 10 in the U.S. last week and his two years in the BCHL with the Trail Smoke Eaters. After that, we are joined by Jack Lafontaine (19:06) who tells us what he attributes to his incredible start to his senior year at the University of Minnesota, his relationship with Penticton Vees head coach Fred Harbinson and his experience being drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes in 2016.

Penticton Vees players join the show

#Masters #PGA #BCHL #MLB We had a great conversation with Dale Cory discussing the Masters golf tournament, junior hockey and MLB. It was fun to talk about a historic Masters that was held 7 months late in front of almost no patrons. Dustin Johnson set a bunch of records as he lead wire to wire and shot a record -20 268 as he was able to win and put on the green jacket for the first time. It was a really fun breakdown as we dove into so many of the story lines that emerged over the four days. We talked at length about junior hockey and the Okanagan cup that just wrapped up this weekend with the Penticton Vees taking the title over the Vernon Vipers. They played 12 games and it culminated in a 3 to 2 win in overtime. It was a great tourney and the Vees won 11 of 12 to really gain confidence as the regular season starts on December 4th. We then spoke about the huge hiring in MLB as Kim Ng became the first woman named a General Manager in Major league baseball taking over the Florida Marlins. Her resume is incredibly impressive as she was part of the Dodgers and Yankees organizations in various capacities and the league office for a decade. Way to go Kim and kudos to Derek Jeter and the Marlins organization. An incredible milestone and trailblazer achieving her dream job after being one of the hardest working people in the sport. Enjoy, Take care, Love yah, Bye for now!

#Masters #PGA #BCHL #MLB This was a historic weekend and we had a great conversation with Dale Cory discussing the Masters golf tournament, junior hockey and MLB. It was fun to talk about an unprecedented Masters that was held 7 months late in front of almost no patrons. Dustin Johnson set a bunch of records as he lead wire to wire and shot a record -20 268 as he was able to win and put on the green jacket for the first time. It was a really fun breakdown as we dove into so many of the story lines that emerged over the four days. We talked at length about junior hockey and the Okanagan cup that just wrapped up this weekend with the Penticton Vees taking the title over the Vernon Vipers. They played 12 games and it culminated in a 3 to 2 win in overtime. It was a great tourney and the Vees won 11 of 12 to really gain confidence as the regular season starts on December 4th. We then spoke about the huge hiring in MLB as Kim Ng became the first woman named a General Manager in Major league baseball taking over the Florida Marlins. Her resume is incredibly impressive as she was part of the Dodgers and Yankees organizations in various capacities and the league office for a decade. Way to go Kim and kudos to Derek Jeter and the Marlins organization. An incredible milestone and trailblazer achieving her dream job after being one of the hardest working people in the sport. Enjoy, Take care, Love yah, Bye for now!

We're back to wrap up our coverage of the 2020 NHL Draft! We have interviews with all three BCHL players selected on Wednesday. We talked with Penticton Vees forward Matteo Costantini and a pair of Chilliwack Chiefs forwards in Kienan Draper and Ethan Bowen. Our NHL Draft coverage is powered by Chevrolet!

We invited Dale Cory into a conversation on Junior Hockey to discuss many aspects and started with the new schedules they have been releasing. It was a great discussion and we are excited that the return of the lifeblood of most communities in this country is returning! There was a lot of talk about the Penticton Vees who have won 9 straight Interior division titles and their dominance in the BCHL. This team featured 5 sons of former NHL players last season. Please watch to get details! Enjoy Take care Love yah Bye for now!

We invited Dale Cory into a conversation on Junior Hockey to discuss many aspects and started with the new schedules they have been releasing. It was a great discussion and we are excited that the return of the lifeblood of most communities in this country is returning! There was a lot of talk about the Penticton Vees who have won 9 straight Interior division titles and their dominance in the BCHL. This team featured 5 sons of former NHL players last season. Please watch to get details! Enjoy Take care Love yah Bye for now!

Today we welcome Jason Jhutti who covers the Penticton Vees for BCHL Network to talk all things Flyers prospect Jay O'Brien. We review his development through his first somewhat disappointing year at Providence College to his remarkable bounce back in Penticton this past season. Jay has a lot of potential upside for the Flyers and Jason has all the details on what we can expect from our 2018 Draft 1st rounder.SHOW NOTES:Flyers Prospect Jay O'Brien Finds His Game in the BCHL with the Vees by Jason JhuttiFlyers Fun Thing: On the Bench with Jay O'Brien Draft Video Player of the Week Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get $10 off your first order.BlinkistRight now, for a limited time Blinkist has a special offer just for our audience: Go toBlinkist.com/NBA try it FREE for 7 days AND save 25% off your new subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we welcome Jason Jhutti who covers the Penticton Vees for BCHL Network to talk all things Flyers prospect Jay O'Brien. We review his development through his first somewhat disappointing year at Providence College to his remarkable bounce back in Penticton this past season. Jay has a lot of potential upside for the Flyers and Jason has all the details on what we can expect from our 2018 Draft 1st rounder. SHOW NOTES: Flyers Prospect Jay O’Brien Finds His Game in the BCHL with the Vees by Jason Jhutti Flyers Fun Thing: On the Bench with Jay O’Brien Draft Video Player of the Week Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get $10 off your first order. Blinkist Right now, for a limited time Blinkist has a special offer just for our audience: Go to Blinkist.com/NBA try it FREE for 7 days AND save 25% off your new subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Join Scott and Paul as they talk NCAA Hockey in the Desert SW:  Tonight's special guest, Director of Broadcasting & Communication for the Penticton Vees, Trevor Miller.  For more, click like and subscribe and go to www.IceTimeHockeySW.com

Brady Leavold is joined by WHL alumni Michael Hengen. Hengen, like Leavold, grew up in British Columbia's Lower Mainland. Hengen and Leavold were arch rivals throughout minor hockey. Brady actually hated no one more than Hengen. Hengen played his minor hockey in Burnaby in one of Canada's most successful and historic mionor hockey programs, Burnaby Winter Club. BWC is a privaate club that draws in the cream of the crop from the lower main land and were always the top team year in and year out. Leavold reveals how he was scared of Hengen during the U-16 tryouts in 2002, leading him to quit after the first ice session. The following year Leavold decided nothing would stop him from making the U-17 team. Both Leavold and Hengen made Team Fraser Valley and BC's top 40 following the BC Cup. After being teammates for the first time they instantly became friends and found themselves playing together in the WHL for the Swift Current Broncos. Hengen was there when Leavold packed up and quit at 18 years old, a mistake that still haunts Leavold till this day. Listen in as they reminisce on there time playing together in Swift Current and what Hengen did after hockey including helping the Penticton Vees to a national championship when they won the RBC Cup in 2012 with Hengen behind the bench as an assistant coach.  Visit H2H Website to enter to win free Team Issued Ltd. Swagwww.hockey2heroin.comwww.teamissued.ca Promo Code: ToeDrag15Twitter: @hockey2heroinIG: @hockey2heroinFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hockey2heroinpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkAIhdABxrnxpOEDavzZN2w?view_as=subscriberNew Episodes of Hockey 2 Heroin Road 2 Recovery every Wednesday and Saturday on The Hockey Podcast Network www.thehockeypodcastnetwork.com @hockeypodnet

Busy mid-week edition of Pinder and Steinberg. Penticton Vees head coach Fred Harbinson on growing the Vees into one of the prominent Junior-A clubs in Canada. Stamps’ quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell talks about the delayed start to the 2020 CFL season, and what a potential shortened-season could look like. Flames’ head coach Geoff Ward joins […]

David Michaud is the President and Part Owner of the Port Alberni Bulldogs.He had a very interesting Journey through the hockey world and makes for an incredible perspective on different avenues through the hockey ranks.David began as the color commentator for the Kelowna Rockets, worked in one of the largest agencies in the sports world, and then made his way to the Junior ranks where he began with the Penticton Vees and ended where he is today, with the Port Alberni Bulldogs.Enjoy the interview as David provides an incredible perspective on the game of hockey.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Intro for Season 15 of The Pipeline Show [1:01] - Guy begins the episode with the Question of the Day, a proposal to make the CHL Canada-Russia series more interesting, news and notes plus the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe. [18:19] - The In the Dub and CHL Insider segment has Glen Erickson from DubNetwork recapping the World U17s and talking about some of the surprise teams in the WHL. [42:25] - Johan Lindemalm Karlsson of HockeyProspect.com joins me to share his scouting reports on Lucas Raymond, Alexander Holtz, Noel Gunler, William Wallinder and German Tim Stutzle [56:27] - The 2020 Draft Spotlight segment with Penticton Vees forward and Boston College recruit, Danny Weight. [1:15:28] - Another 2020 Draft Spotlight segment, this time featuring Red Deer Rebels defenceman Joel Sexsmith who has overcome serious health challenges to keep his hockey dream alive. [1:35:50] - Guy closes out the show for the week and looks ahead

Guest 3 - The 2020 Draft Spotlight segment with Penticton Vees forward and Boston College recruit, Danny Weight.

The boyz are back at it with a whole bunch of high school hockey talk from around the state. Then, the boyz welcome back Ryan Sandelin of the Penticton Vees for an interview. The boyz then rank the top five teams in A and AA. Sandelin hops back on to wrap it up as always with picks.

News this week includes an NHL debut for Nanaimo Clippers product Sheldon Rempal while podcast guests are Cole Maier from Union College - another Nanaimo alum - along with BCHLPOW James Miller of the Penticton Vees and Langley Rivermen head coach Bobby Henderson.

This week's Podcast starts off in Colorado Springs where Penticton Vees alum Grant Cruikshank is off to a hot start in the NCAA. We also hear from Player of the Week Skyler Brind'Amour and Trail Smoke Eaters head coach Jeff Tambellini.

The BCHL chats with new Powell River Kings head coach Tyler Kuntz and 2018 NHL Draft hopeful Jonny Tychonick of the Penticton Vees

Penticton Vees defenseman Jonny Tychonick says the word 'excited' is not enough to describe being drafted in the 2nd round by Ottawa.

Guest 3: 2018 Draft Spotlight on Jonny Tychonick of the Penticton Vees who joins to discuss being named to Canada U18 and look ahead to North Dakota and the draft.

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - TPS Season 13 Intro [1;09] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, News and Notes, the Hotdog Prospect of the Week and Coming Down the Pipe. [10;24] - CHL Insider: RJ Broadhead is the voice of the CHL on Sportsnet and helps set the stage for the 2nd round of the playoffs across the CHL. [36:00] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Jared McIsaac of the Halifax Mooseheads is considered by most to be a 1st round pick this coming June. [55:50] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Jonny Tychonick of the Penticton Vees joins to discuss being named to Canada U18 and look ahead to North Dakota and the draft. [1:12:45] - Guy wraps up this episode of the show and looks ahead to next week.

Travis Hamonic wants a trade to Western Canada, Patrick Marleau wants one to a contender and we can't decide if Willie is a good coach or not. Ryan, Geeta and Dave are here this week to talk about what's going on in the NHL right now. P Mac skype's in, despite crippling illness to chime in on Travis Hamonic and if he could wind up on the Canucks. They also talk about Patrick Kane's bounce back year following his awful summer and how it could mean bad press for the NHL, similar to Tom Brady and the NFL. They look at the revamped NHL All-Star Game, whether Willie D should stay on as the Vancouver Canucks head Coach or if they should replace him if they plan to make the playoffs. Finally, the gang talks about Major Junior hockey in Canada, British Columbia and the influence the Penticton Vees have on the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. Really fun podcast this week,  Enjoy!