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Greater Vancouver Canadians Conditioning Camp -Limited Space

 This Camp is open to all 1996, 1997 and 1998 players/goalies in the Vancouver, Richmond and Delta area.

Greater Vancouver Canadians Conditioning Camp sessions will be held in July. The training will consist of high-intensity drills, small area games, individual skill development . Head Coach of the Canadians, Phil Alalouf will run the sessions.

 There are two camp options – both camps will run at the Richmond Ice Center.

Camp 1: July 22 to July 26  (4 spots remain)

July 22nd  7:30-845pm    Forum

July 23rd   9:30-10:45pm Gardens

July 24th  7:00-8:15pm    Igloo

July 25th  7:00-8:15pm   Gardens

July 26th  7:00-8:15pm   Igloo 

Camp 2: July 29 to Aug 2    (3 spots remain, goalies full)

 July 29th  7:30-8:45pm   Forum

 July 30th  9:30-10:45pm Gardens

 July 31st  8:15-9:30pm   Gardens

 Aug 1st   9:00-10:15pm   Forum

 Aug 2nd 7:30-8:45pm   Forum

  Cost: $125/camp

 For more information, contact Phil Alalouf at 778.892.2448 or headcoach@gvcanadians.ca

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May 29th, 2013

Camp Registration available June 3rd.

Registration for the Greater Vancouver Canadians Fall Camp will be available online June 3rd, 2013. This years camp will start on August 8th for Goalie evaluations and regular camp gets into full swing August 9th - 11th -full details to come.

 

May 24th, 2013

Canadians New Head Coach Named

BC Hockey MML has hired Phil Alalouf as the Head Coach for the upcoming 2013/14 season. Alalouf joins the MML with over 10 years coaching experience at several levels with South Delta and Richmond Minor Hockey Associations.  He has been involved in the BC Hockey High Performance program, recently serving as an Assistant Coach at the 2013 Male U16 BC Cup.

April 29th, 2013

Canadians annual Team Awards
Most Improved - Phoenix Worth
Unsung Hero - Jake Wozney and Garrett Oliver
Most Sportsmanlike - Nic Patey
Top Defenseman - Ty Schultz
Top +/-   - Austin Adamson (+30)
Rookie of the Year - Glenn Gawdin
Leading Scorer - Glenn Gawdin
Most Valuable Player - Glenn Gawdin
Coaches Award - Andrew Klukas and Garrett Oliver

April 15th, 2013
Leland Mack steps down as Head Coach
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After 4 seasons as the Head Coach of the Greater Vancouver Canadians Leland Mack has decided to step down.
Since the 2009-2010 season Mack has compiled a 85-54-21 regular season record and a12-10 playoff record with 8 of those playoff loses coming the the Vancouver NW Giants.  All 4 seasons Mack's team lost to the NW Giants in the Semi-Finals and all 4 series went to 3 games and once losing in overtime of the 3rd game. 
"It's been a great 4 years with the Canadians and 6 years in the BCMML, I've been lucky to coach some great players and people.  I'll miss GVC, I'll miss going to the Mac's, Canadians will be close to my heart forever" said Mack
BC Hockey governs the BC Major Midget League and will be selecting the Canadians's new Head Coach.

March 17th, 2013
Canadians lose series 2 games to 1 to NW Giants.
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For the 5th consectutive season the Greater Vancouver Canadians lose in the playoffs to the Vancouver NW Giants.  The Canadians won game 1 of this year's series 6-4,  The Giants came back and won 4-3 Game 2 and then 5-3 in the deciding game. 

March 10th, 2013
Whitwham scores the OT winner in game 3 and Canadians win Quarter-Final series 2-1 over Vancouver NE Chiefs
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Whitwham's OT Goal

Game 3 was a very exciting back and forth game with the Canadians going up 1-0 then the Chiefs leading 3-1 early in the 2nd and the Canadians storming back to take the lead 4-3 to end the 2nd.  THe Chiefs scored early in the 3rd to tie it at 4.  Several chances for both teams including the Chiefs hitting the post with 40 seconds let in regualation.  Alex Whitwham banged in a rebound off a shot from Austin Adamson for the OT and series win.  Great series by the Vancouver NE Chiefs.
Canadians now play the 4 time defending BCMML champion Vancouver NW Giants - this is the 5th straight season the Canadians and Giants play in the playoffs, Giants have won all the series 2 games to 1 including last year winning game 3 in Overtime.

March 2nd, 2013
Canadians Sweep Fraser Valley Thunderbirds - Play Vancouver NE Chiefs in the Quarter-Finals
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The Chiefs finished 4th in the BCMML and have the leagues leading scorer Matthew Barzal who amassed 102 points this season.  It will be a very tough matchup for the Canadians

February 24th, 2013
Canadians Split with Thompson Blazers
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Canadians drop Saturday's game 2-1 but come back to win Sunday 4-1 at the Interior Savings Center in Kamloops.  The Canadians need 1 point next weekend to clinch 5th place and a Quarter-Final Playoff series with the Vancouver NE Chiefs.

February 17th. 2013
Canadians split with Okanagan
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Canadians win Saturday 5-1 and Rockets take Sundays game 4-1.  Okanagan wins the season series 2-1-1.
Canadians are in 5th with 41 points.  Valley West Hawks are 3 pointts behind in 6th , NE Chiefs are in 4th 7 points up on the Canadians.  The Canadians travel to Kamloops and Chase next weekend to play yhte Thompson Blazers who are fighting for the last playoff spot.

December 31st
Canadians lose 5-4 to Carolina Jr Hurricanes in the Mac's Midget Tournament Quarter-Finals.

Canadians had a strong tournament with wins over the Calgary Buffaloes 5-3, Saskatoon Blazers 4-2, and St. Albert Raiders 4-3.
Game Highlights
5-3 Win vs Calgary Buffaloes
4-2 Win vs Saskatoon Blazers

4-3 Win vs St. Albert Raiders
Feature Story on the Canadians

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November 15th, 2012
Tyler Sandhu makes Team Pacific
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Sandhu played for the Canadians last season and had 10 goals, 27 assists for 45 points in 38 Games.  He currently plays for the Everett Silvertips of the WHL.

Team Pacific is comprised of 11 players from BC and 11 players from Alberta.  Team Pacific will compete at the 2013 World Junior Under 17 Hockey Challenge, December 29, 2012 to January 4, 2013 in Victoriaville/Drummondville, Quebec.
 

Canadians Home Arena:
Richmond Olympic Oval
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