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Source: www.vernonvipers.com
https://www.vernonvipers.com/vipers-acquire-cole-bieksa-from-coquitlam
Source: www.coquitlamexpress.ca
https://www.coquitlamexpress.ca/trade-express-deal-bieksa-to-vernon
Cole Bieksa’s Player Profile:
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Coquitlam-Brooks Trade:
Bandits Trade Forward Chemrouk to Coquitlam | Brooks Bandits
Veney Returns To Chilliwack Chiefs:
Chiefs Defenceman Jayden Veney Returns to Chilliwack | Chilliwack Chiefs
Canada vs World Event New Format For BCHL All-Star Weekend:
Canada vs. World event highlights new format for BCHL All-Star Weekend | BCHL League Site
Clippers Sign Miles:
Nanaimo Clippers Sign Sebastian Miles | Nanaimo Clippers
Message From The Birch Group:
Message from the Birch Group – December 24, 2025 | Powell River Kings Junior A Hockey Club
Victoria-West Kelowna Trade:
Grizzlies Acquire Veteran Forward Carter Oakenfold from West Kelowna | Victoria Grizzlies
BCHL Unveils Jerseys & Captains For Canada vs World Game:
BCHL unveils jerseys and captains for Canada vs. World game | BCHL League Site
Kings Reach Agreement To Continue 2025-26 Season:
Powell River Kings reach agreement to continue 2025-26 season : My Powell River Now
Chilliwack-Alberni Valley Trade:
Bulldogs acquire Ryan Small from Chiefs | Alberni Valley Bulldogs
Nanaimo-Langley Trade:
Bulldogs Announce Passing Of Evan Hammond:
Bulldogs Announce the Passing of Evan Hammond | Alberni Valley BulldogsSurrey-Victoria Trade:
Victoria Makes Swap With Surrey For Goaltender Kathler | Victoria Grizzlies
Powell River Kings Sign Masi:
Kings sign forward Ben Masi | Powell River Kings Junior A Hockey Club
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Source: Vernon Vipers YouTube
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Source: www.bchl.ca
Injured Reserve | BCHL League Site
Oscar Bjork's Player Profile:
I was born and raised in Vernon, BC and been watching/following junior hockey my entire life. My family watched senior men's hockey in Vernon in the 1950's and has been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon since Vernon got a team in 1961. I have two family members that played junior hockey in Vernon. I have had season tickets since 1990 missing 46 home games since. I worked with the Vipers as colour commentator for a couple of home games during the 2002-03 season. In 2011 I helped create and design the Vipers website and was in charge of running the website for five seasons. I started and created this blog in November 2008 and have over 5.9 million viewers.
I was at tonight's Vernon Vipers-Okotoks Oilers game as the Oilers won 6-3 in front of 2,030 fans at Kal Tire Place.
Starting Goaltenders:
Vernon Vipers: Oliver Kanat
Okotoks Oilers: Eric Young
1st Period: A good start from the hometown Vernon Vipers as the Snakes were the better team for a good chunk of this period. I thought the Snakes got off to a good start, had the early puck possession, zone time, were getting pucks to the net and generated several quality opportunities. Puck luck was not on Vernon's side this evening, as the Vipers missed a wide open net before not being able to tap home the loose puck bouncing around in the blue paint. I thought the Snakes could have had three goals instead couldn't bury their chances before the visiting Oilers open the scoring at 13:38 This goal seemed to change the momentum as Okotoks gained some life and momentum and finished the period on a high as the Oilers were the better team to end the period. The Oilers who couldn't seem to get much going in the first half, got some big saves from their goaltender, had a couple of bounces or puck luck go their way, seemed to be a different team after opening the score. It was 1-0 Okotoks after 20 minutes of play. Shots were 11-9 Oilers.
2nd Period: The Oilers were by far the better team and outplayed the Snakes most of the entire period. Okotoks played a solid road game this period, carried the better of the play, had lots of puck possession, were firing lots of pucks on goal, forced the Vipers into turnovers and defensive mistakes, that resulted in goals. The Oilers looked very good. Vernon on the other hand struggled at both ends of the rink. The Snakes just like last night struggled in their own end, had troubles defensively, were turning over pucks, turning the puck over inside their own blueline, left Oliver Kanat out to dry and then when they did get out of their own end, struggled offensively, with poor passing, turning pucks over, couldn't generate or create any kind of offence. Vernon went well over twelve minutes without a shot on goal. It was 4-0 Okotoks after 40 minutes of play. Shots were 19-6 Oilers.
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Source: Vernon Vipers
Koji Gibson's Player Profile:
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Source BCHL X
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I was born and raised in Vernon, BC and been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon my entire life. My family watched senior men's hockey in Vernon in the 1950's and has been watching/following junior hockey in Vernon since Vernon got a team in 1961. I have two family members that played junior hockey in Vernon. I have had season tickets since 1990 missing 46 home games since. I worked with the Vipers as colour commentator for a few home games during the 2002-03 season. In 2011 I helped create and design the Vipers website and was in charge of running the website for five years. I started and created this blog in November 2008 and have over 5.9 million viewers.
I was at tonight's Vernon Vipers-Salmon Arm Silverbacks as the Silverbacks won 7-5 in front of 2,646 fans at Kal Tire Place.
Starting Goaltenders:
Vernon Vipers: Colton Jugnauth
Salmon Arm Silverbacks: Daniel Dirracolo
1st Period: The Silverbacks were the better team for most of the opening frame. I thought the Vipers got off to a good start, had the early edge in play, played well and looked good in the first four to five minutes before the Apes opened the scoring at 6:20 and never really looked back. SA carried the better of the play, had more puck possession, more zone time, more shots on goal, more quality chances. The S'Backs played with pace, moved the puck well up ice. Vernon couldn't seem to recover after giving up the opening goal, then struggled for most of the remainder of the period. The Snakes had troubles getting pucks to the net and creating/generating quality opportunities. Sebastian Bradshaw hit the crossbar but otherwise the Vipers didn't get a whole lot of good looks/chances. It was 1-0 Salmon Arm after 20 minutes of play. Shots were 18-11 Silverbacks.
2nd Period: The visiting Salmon Arm Silverbacks were the better team. The Vipers tied the game 1:38 into the middle frame but couldn't keep the puck out of their net. Salmon Arm capitalized on several Vernon mistakes. The Silverbacks looked like the better team for most of the period. The Gorillas speed to win puck battles and force the Snakes to turn over pucks was a big difference. SA scored four goals on just eight shots. SA kept Vernon to the outside, blocked shots and played well defensively. The Vipers scored a couple of goals to get back into the game but couldn't hold off the goals against. Vernon struggled defensively and in their own end. The hometown Vipers had troubles getting out of their own end, on the break out and clearing the zone. It was 5-2 Silverbacks after 40 minutes of play. Shots on goal were 9-8 Vipers.
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Source: Vernon Vipers
Vernon Vipers Sign 2006-Born Forward Dario Lass | Vernon Vipers
Dario Lass's Player Profile:
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Source: Vernon Vipers
Dunn started the 2025-26 season with the PIJHL Delta Ice Hawks. In 25 games, Dunn collected (16-goals-25-assists-41-points).
Dunn started the 2024-25 season with the Vernon Vipers. The Cowichan Capitals traded Dunn to the Vernon Vipers July 16th 2024 for future considerations. On January 10th 2025 the Vernon Vipers announced Dunn left the team to pursue other opportunities. Dunn finished the 2024-25 season with the Alberta Junior Hockey League with the Olds Grizzlys. In 19 games with the Vernon Vipers, Dunn collected (2-goals-1-assist-3-points).
Keeghan Dunn's Player Profile:
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Image credit: Vernon Vipers
Source: Vernon Vipers
Vernon Vipers Join BCSHL for Spring Hockey Season | Vernon Vipers
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Source: Vernon Vipers
Vipers Acquire Connor Paronuzzi from Brooks | Vernon Vipers
Source Brooks Bandits
Bandits Trade Forward Connor Paronuzzi to Vernon for Forward Leon Bussmann | Brooks Bandits
Connor Paronuzzi - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Leon Bussmann's Player Profile:
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No official press release from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons but both Jett Quaschnick and Brendan Gee are listed on the teams roster.
Fort McMurray Oil Barons Roster:
Fort McMurray Oil Barons Roster 2025-2026 Regular Season | Fort McMurray Oil Barons
Quaschnick split the 2024-25 season with the Vernon Vipers & Fort McMurray Oil Barons. The Vernon Vipers signed Quaschnick January 10th 2025. Quaschnick started the 2025-26 season with the Vernon Vipers before being released October 7th 2025. In 26 games with the Vernon Vipers, Quaschnick collected (0-goals-2-assists-2-points).
Jett Quaschnick's Player Profile:
Jett Quaschnick - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Gee attended the Vernon Vipers training camp in August 2025. The Vernon Vipers signed Gee September 3rd 2025 was no longer on the teams roster in late October 2025. In 6 games, Gee went 0-3 with a 4.69 GAA
Brendan Gee's Player Profile:
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Boxscore-Game Summary,
Salmon Arm Silverbacks @ Vernon Vipers Tuesday, December 30, 2008 | BCHL League Site
Mike Collins Player Profile:
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Hockey Club Davos is a professional Swiss ice hockey club based in Davos, Switzerland. Davos plays in the National League (NL).
Source: https://swisshockeynews.ch
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Boxscore-Game Summary,
Vernon Vipers @ Salmon Arm Silverbacks Friday, December 29, 2017 | BCHL League Site
Ty Taylor's Player Profile:
