Thursday, December 1, 2022

Vernon Vipers Sign Schmidt:

The Vernon Vipers have signed 18 year old forward Gavin Schmidt.

Here is the press release from the Vernon Vipers website,

Vipers Acquire Gavin Schmidt | Vernon Vipers

Gavin Schmidt's Player Profile:

Gavin Schmidt - Elite Prospects

Cougars Sign Schmidt,

Cougars sign prospect Gavin Schmidt – Prince George Cougars (pgcougars.com)

6 comments:

  1. ROSTER DEADLINE DECEMBER 01
    Imposed by Hockey Canada, all junior A teams see the number of cards, to sign players, reduced to 25 or less.
    This includes carded players plus available unused cards.
    In terms of the BCHL, teams start with 35 cards on June 1st.

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  2. The Vipers have made 20 transactions this season, either via trade or player signing.

    July 4th The Vipers acquire forward Brock Krulicki from the Kemptville 73's for future considerations

    August 26th The Vipers traded defenceman Liam Cavan to the Bonnyville Pontiacs for future considerations

    September 26th The Vipers have acquired forward Bowden Singleton from the Okotoks Oilers for future considerations

    October 4th The Vipers have traded Brock Krulicki to the Lloydminster Bobcats for future considerations

    October 4th The Vipers added forward Lee Parks to their roster

    October 12th The Vipers signed defenceman Matthew Sutter

    October 13th The Vipers forward Ethan Rowland from the Calgary Canucks for future considerations

    October 13th The Vipers acquired defenceman Anson McMaster from the Winnipeg Freeze for future considerations

    October 13th The Vipers traded forward Ludovik Tardif to the Alberni Valley Bulldogs for for future considerations

    October 13th The Vipers traded forward Revy Mack to the Anchorage Wolverines for future considerations

    November 3rd The Vipers traded forward Luke Lavery, the rights to forward Kobe Verbicky and future considerations to the Cowichan Capitals for defenceman Connor Elliott

    November 3rd The Vipers traded forward Ethan Rowland to the Okotoks Oilers for future considerations

    November 8th The Vipers signed forward Thomas Tien

    November 10th The Vipers traded defenceman Matthew Sutter to the Whitecourt Wolverines for future considerations

    November 22nd The Vipers traded forward Will Blackburn & future considerations to the Cranbrook Bucks for forward Ethan Sundar

    November 23rd The Vipers traded forward Bowden Singleton to the Alberta Junior Hockey League Calgary Canucks for future considerations

    November 28th The Vipers traded defenceman Dane Weston & future considerations to the Wenatchee Wild for forward Jonathon Horn

    November 30th The Salmon Arm Silverbacks traded forward Connor Welsh to the Vipers for future considerations

    November 30th The Vipers traded defenceman David Brandes & forward Kurt Gurkan to the Alberta Junior Hockey League Blackfalds Bulldogs for future considerations

    December 1st The Vipers signed forward Gavin Schmidt

    *Recruited/committed players* David Brandes, Kurt Gurkan, Connor Chalmers, Justin Chaput, Max Seguin, Liam Cavan, Ludovik Tardif, Dane Weston & Revy Mack were either traded or released this season

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  3. The Vipers are the lowest scoring team in the league and you sign a kid who's played five Junior hockey games with 0 points. I don't get it! Most of your roster is average players that can't score or put up points.

    The Vipers are an average hockey team that has struggled most of the season and you bring in a player with basically no Junior hockey experience? Why?

    Some of the trades and roster moves the team has made this season, makes no sense.

    The Vipers roster has been a revolving door all season. How is this team supposed to build, gel, bond, come together and mature as a team when every week there's a new player either coming or going.

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  4. To be honest a lot of the players I saw on the ice playing from start to now where a waste of ones time watching. They provided no excitment and at best where like watching junior b hockey players on the ice. At times I had to have my favorite americano coffee to keep awake to pretend I actually was watching a hockey game. So any change in players at this point would be refreshing as maybe they will be entertaining.

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  5. Wrong Bingo. A change in coaches is what is REQUIRED. It wouldn't matter if we had Connor Bedard on our team. McKee would find a way to ruin him too. Somebody should interview Connor Marritt when he comes home for Christmas break and see if he will give an honest opinion of the coach and owners on the record. Maybe give Trey Taylor a call too. If you were to interview all the players who have left the organization in the last few years you would understand why this organization is the laughingstock of junior A hockey.

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  6. "recruited/committed" players list is missing Blackburn...so looks like 10 "commits" released or traded in a few months

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