Penticton Vees

The Vancouver Canucks are only 10 days away from opening training camp in Penticton, and the buzz around the team is getting louder. While it hasn’t officially started, players have…

Blot en måned efter sit skifte til Saskatoon Blades vender den 20-årige dansker Tristan Petersen tilbage til sin forrige klub Penticton Vees. Indlægget Dansk ishockeytalent i vildt forløb: Sendt retur efter én måned blev først udgivet på Hockeymagasinet.

PENTICTON, BC - The Penticton Vees announced today they have acquired Danish 2006-born forward Tristan Petersen from the Saskatoon Blades in exchange ... - WHL Penticton Vees

Saskatoon, SK - The Saskatoon Blades acquired a 2027 ninth-round draft pick from the Penticton Vees on Friday in exchange for 2006-born forward Trista... - WHL Saskatoon Blades

Tristan Petersen is headed back to Penticton.

Date: 09/04/2026 Player: Tristan Petersen (F) From: Saskatoon Blades To: Penticton Vees Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Kamloops, BC - The Penticton Vees opened up the 2026-27 preseason with a 4-3 shootout loss in Kamloops on Wednesday night.The Blazers struck first... - WHL Penticton Vees

Over the month of August, the Western Hockey League will be celebrating the WHL Graduates from the 2025-26 season in a 23-part, team-by-team series. These T-Birds have been cleared for takeoff after long WHL careers. Coster Dunn (F) Hometown: Stony Plain, Alta.WHL Career Stats: 235 GP – 65 G-79 A – 144 pointsWHL Draft: 2020 – Seventh Round, 139th Overall (Seattle Thunderbirds) His time in the WHL may be 'Dunn', but 20-year-old Coster Dunn skates away from major junior hockey a champion. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound forward notched his first WHL point, an assist on Jared Davidson's game-winning goal, in his league debut on December 30, 2021, and never looked back. Dunn scraped together two goals and an assist in 11 call-up appearances in 2021-2

The Vancouver Canucks hit the ice for the third consecutive day at Rogers Arena for their offseason summer skates as they ramp up for training camp in Penticton beginning in just over two weeks. It was a well-attended session, with the majority of Canucks players on the ice participating. One of those players was Filip…

PENTICTON, BC - The Penticton Vees Hockey Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Freddy Harbinson Jr. as Director of Business Operations.I... - WHL Penticton Vees

PENTICTON, B.C. - The Penticton Vees are making their final Season Membership push about more than hockey, with a special two-day campaign supporting ... - WHL Penticton Vees

In the lead-up to the 2026-27 hockey season, we’re diving into the WHL prospect pool for every NHL team. To be included in this list, a player must be recently drafted, signed to an NHL contract, or meet the NHL’s criteria for rookie status. The Vegas Golden Knights are rolling the dice on a promising young group stacked with WHL experience. Sean Burick Big Burr made a splash in his first spin in the WHL. The 6-foot-8, 214-pound defender logged four assists in 50 games with the Penticton Vees, but was also among the tops on the team with a +25 rating and 56 penalty minutes. His punishing style of play helped Penticton rank among the stingiest teams in the WHL while winning the B.C. Division and setting a CHL record for most wins by an expansion team in its inaugural season with 44. Burick, from San Clemente, Calif., picked up another pair of assists in 12 playoff games as the Vees reached the Western Conference Championship. The 18-year-old

PENTICTON, BC - The Penticton Vees announced today their preseason roster for the 2026-27 season.The roster consists of 17 forwards, 10 defencemen... - WHL Penticton Vees

Bauer Dumanski (D) Hometown: Lockwood, Sask.WHL Career Stats: 309 GP – 24 G-89 A – 113 pointsWHL Draft: 2020 – Second Round, 26th Overall (Prince George Cougars) Sturdy defender Bauer Dumanski bows out as a captain, a career Cougar, and one of the most prolific blueliners in club history. The Lockwood, Sask. product made his WHL debut on October 8, 2021, against the Vancouver Giants, and scored his first goal against the G-Men one month later. Over five seasons, Dumanski played a key role in establishing the Cougars as a B.C. Division powerhouse. He never missed the playoffs in his WHL career. In 2023-24, he potted seven goals (including four game-winners) and 26 assists for 33 points and a +36 rating as the Cats claimed the B.C. Division title.

Over the month of August, the Western Hockey League will be celebrating the WHL Graduates from the 2025-26 season in a 23-part, team-by-team series. Today, we continue with the graduating quartet from the Penticton Vees. Brady Birnie (F) Hometown: Regina, Sask.WHL Career Stats: 334 GP – 94 G-145 A – 239 pointsWHL Draft: 2020 – First Round, 21st Overall (Swift Current Broncos) For Brady Birnie, a six-season WHL career came full circle in Penticton. Originally selected 21st overall by th

Welcome to a new series here at CanucksArmy, where over the month of August we’ll ask a new question each day about the Vancouver Canucks. We’re calling it “31 days, 31 questions”. Today, we’re examining which jobs are truly up for grabs heading into Canucks training camp in Penticton.   When a last-place team reassembles…

The following media release was issued by the City of Greater Sudbury and includes comments from Sudbury Wolves Sports & Entertainment and Oak View Group. The future of entertainment in Greater Sudbury took a major step forward today as the City announced three landmark agreements that establish the organizations that will operate and anchor the new Event Centre. Sudbury Wolves Sports & Entertainment (SWSE) has signed long-term agreements to make the new downtown Event Centre the home of the Sudbury Wolves and Sudbury Five, while Oak View Group (OVG), the global leader in premium live entertainment infrastructure and services, has been selected to manage the facility, as well as provide hospitality, premium services and community partnerships. Together, the agreements mark the most significant milestone in the Event Centre project since construction began in fall 2025, positioning the facility to attract premier sports and entertainment while delivering exce

PENTICTON, BC - The Penticton Vees announced today the acquisition of 2006-born forward Carter Cunningham from the Medicine Hat Tigers. In return, the... - WHL Penticton Vees

Medicine Hat, AB - The Medicine Hat Tigers have sent 2006-born forward Carter Cunningham to the Penticton Vees in exchange for a conditional seventh-r... - WHL Medicine Hat Tigers

Date: 08/20/2026 Player: Carter Cunningham (F) From: Medicine Hat Tigers To: Penticton Vees Information: Traded Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

Penticton, B.C. – The Penticton Vees have acquired 20-year-old forward Carter Cunningham from the Medicine Hat Tigers in exchange for a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2028 WHL Draft. The two Clubs announced the trade Thursday morning. “We’re excited to add Carter to our group,” said Fred Harbinson, General Manager and Head Coach of the Vees. “He brings size, experience and a competitive edge, and we believe his style of play will fit extremely well with the identity we’re continuing to build here in Penticton.” The 6-foot-3, 192-pound Cunningham, who hails from Lethbridge, Alta., joined the Tigers during the 2024-25 campaign, appearing in 38 regular season games and logging seven points (1G-6A). He was part of the Tigers squad that went on to capture the Ed Chynoweth Cup as WHL Champions in 2025. The 2025-26 season saw Cunningham grow into a larger role with the Club. In 62 reg

Welcome back to WDYTT, the only hockey column on the internet that runs as consistently as a train.   Speaking of trains, Training Camp is now less than a month away from us. The Vancouver Canucks will kick their camp off in Penticton on September 17, at which point one of the longer summers in…

In the lead-up to the 2026-27 hockey season, we’re diving into the WHL prospect pool for every NHL team. To be included in this list, a player must be recently drafted, signed to an NHL contract, or meet the NHL’s criteria for rookie status. The Seattle Kraken are among the NHL's most Dub-heavy clubs and feature two of the WHL's most recent champions. Clarke Caswell Buzzy playmaker Clarke Caswell's first season in the NCAA saw him propel Denver to a national championship, netting 34 points (8G-26A) in the regular season before coming up big with the game-tying goal in the Frozen Four semifinal. He was recognized as the national Rookie of the Month for March/April. The 6-foot, 185-pound forward from Brandon, Man., previously spent parts of four seasons with the Swift Current Broncos, including a run as captain in 2024-25. His final season saw him break out for 84 points (22G-62A) in 65 games. Over his WHL career, the 20-year-old logged 191 p

PENTICTON BC - The Penticton Vees are pleased to announce that longtime hockey executive Scott Carter has been named Senior Advisor - Director of Alum... - WHL Penticton Vees

PENTICTON, BC - The Penticton Vees have announced today their 2026-27 training camp schedule.On ice scrimmages will take place starting August 27t... - WHL Penticton Vees

The Vancouver Canucks open training camp in Penticton next month, but a sizeable portion of their prospect pool will already be scattered across North America and Europe, including the most important prospect in the organization.   Caleb Malhotra, the top-rated prospect in the pipeline by Daily Faceoff Vancouver, is headed to Boston University and is…

Date: 08/12/2026 Player: Diego Johnson (F) From: Penticton Vees To: Michigan State Univ. Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

In the lead-up to the 2026-27 hockey season, we’re diving into the WHL prospect pool for every NHL team. To be included in this list, a player must be recently drafted, signed to an NHL contract, or meet the NHL’s criteria for rookie status. Philadelphia's WHL contingent is flying high with a pair of 2026 Ed Chynoweth Cup champions. Carson Bjarnason One of the winningest Wheat Kings netminders of all time has traded major junior for the pro ranks. Six-foot-4, 207-pound Carson Bjarnason took on a 1B role with the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms in 2025-26, going 14-11-4 with a 3.43 goals-against average and a .877 save percentage. One of his finest efforts came in a 35-save 6-2 win over the Bridgeport Islanders on November 5. The 21-year-old also made two late-season appearances with the ECHL's Reading Royals before returning to Lehigh Valley. The Flyers snapped up the Carberry, Man. product with the 51st overall pick in the second round of the

In the lead-up to the 2026-27 hockey season, we’re diving into the WHL prospect pool for every NHL team. To be included in this list, a player must be recently drafted, signed to an NHL contract, or meet the NHL’s criteria for rookie status. The Islanders contingent includes two of the Western Conference's top rookies from 2025-26. Burke Hood A rash of injuries spelled doom for the Vancouver Giants' playoff hopes in 2025-26, but netminder Burke Hood was a bright spot for the young squad. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound puckstopper went 18-18-1-1 with a 3.83 goals-against average and an .892 save percentage, while making 40 or more saves on five occasions. The 19-year-old was drafted with the 170th overall pick in the sixth round of the 2025 NHL Draft. Hood has spent two seasons in the WHL, both with the Giants, and owns a career 37-31-7-1 record, a 3.48 GAA, a .901 save percentage and three shutouts. Daylan Kuefler  A full season

Highlights Canucks hire Ryan Stewart into a director role that did not exist before Monday Adam Sergerie joins the pro scouting staff after a record-setting year in Penticton Read below for what GM Ryan Johnson said about both additions The Canucks built Ryan Stewart a job that did not exist a week ago. Vancouver announced […] The post Ryan Stewart Canucks Hire: A Job That Didn’t Exist Before appeared first on Gino Hard.

Edmonton, Alta.- "Canada is golden!" After a 2025-26 season that saw Canada fail to capture a gold medal in a major international men's tournament, a dynamite group returned the country to the top of the podium with an 8-1 victory over the United States at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup. Captain and 2026 WHL Champion Landon DuPont, who is a projected top pick for the 2027 NHL Draft, logged four assists in the win, marking Canada's 14th gold medal in the last 18 editions of the tournament. The WHL's first exceptional-status defenceman changed the colour of his medal as the lone returning player from the 2025 bronze medal-winning squad. 2025 WHL first-overall pick Maddox Schultz (Regina, Sask.) was named Canada's Player of the Game with a two-goal, one-assist effort. Nine Canadian WHLers picked up a gold medal, while another four Americans, Kaeden Tate (Kamloops Blazers), Gavin Burcar (Spokane Chiefs), Brooks DeMars (Penticton Vees) and Colin Grubb (Brandon Wheat Kings

In the lead-up to the 2026-27 hockey season, we’re diving into the WHL prospect pool for every NHL team. To be included in this list, a player must be recently drafted, signed to an NHL contract, or meet the NHL’s criteria for rookie status. Today, we focus on Montreal's up-and-comers, highlighted by the WHL Player of the Year. Jared Davidson The WHL Champion who was initially passed over in the NHL Draft defied the odds to make his NHL debut in 2025-26. The 24-year-old from Edmonton, Alta. put up four shots and a hit in his debut on November 15, 2025, and finished his NHL stint with an assist in 10 appearances. Davidson logged another 25 points (16G-9A), including a team-best five game-winning goals, in 53 games with the AHL's Laval Rocket and earned a one-year, two-way contract with the Habs. The 5-foot-11, 183-pound forward was drafted by Montreal with the 130th overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft. Davidson spent his entire WHL career wit