Photos by Karl Larsen

Ghostriders Win Tourney:  Set their sights on Chilliwack.

Kamloops Ghostriders, fresh off their tournament win with a 5-0 record in Logan Lake, will now set their sights squarely on the competition at their upcoming tournament in Chilliwack.  This starts with a practice at 4:30 at Brock Arena on Thursday, January 15th.

Head coach Carey McDonald will be joined by assistant coaches Dean Schmidt, Ken Fuoco and James Gordon as they continue to guide their young players towards bright futures in the game.

All parents were praising the hard work, care and effort coaches have been making to help develop the youngsters' ice hockey skills and characters.  Surely the lasting memories of being part of the team will serve as a foundation to building character andguide these youngsters over the coming years.  Thanks coaches for all you do for the kids.

Ghostrider MVP's

Andrew Lewis, Brahm Desai, Evan Schmidt, Darrian Shaw and Nathan McDonald  Grabbed the MVP Hardware.

Logan Lake Tourney Champions

Kamloops Ghostriders Gallop into Logan Lake

The Kamloops Ghostriders galloped into Logan Lake for the annual Initiation D hockey tournament on Friday evening, battling teams from Williams Lake(1 and 2), Kelowna, Ashcroft and Lillooet.  Ghostriders finished with a record of 5-0, outscoring the opposition by a score of 86-3.  

Ghostriders played well in all games, displaying excellent skating, passing and shooting. 

MVP's were:

Game 1: Nathan "The Ironman" McDonald 

Game 2: "Daring" Darrian Shaw 

Game 3: Evan "The Extreme" Schmidt

Game 4: Brahm "The Bullet" Desai

Game 5: Andrew "The Tank" Lewis  

In net for the Ghostriders were Jarrett "Lucky" Larsen, who had a shut out and a one goal game, "unstoppable" Angus McQuillan-Gordon,  who only let in one goal over two games and Grayden "The Great" Baker, who stopped all but one shot.

Leading the way in scoring for the Ghostriders were Evan "The Extreme" Schmidt with 15 goals, Nathan "The Roadrunner" Theissen with 12+ goals, "Super" Sam Fuoco with 12 goals, Grayden "The Great" Baker with 10 goals, Nathan "Ironman" McDonald with 9 goals, and "Downtown" Seiji Brown with 14 goals.

Showing their incredible versatility by switching positions were Jarret "Lucky" Larsen, Josh "The Streak" Bymoen, Christian "Roof it" Ryder,  "Unstoppable" Angus McQuillan Gordon, and Brahm "The Bullet" Desai.

Getting their first goals of the season were Matthew Surgeoner and Brahm Desai.  Matthew Hill was unable to join the team for the tourney as he was lucky enough to be watching a Canucks game at that time.