Changes: Vernon, British Columbia

Revision as of 15:07, 14 October 2019

Vernon is a city of about 40,000 people in southeastern British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the Okanagan Valley.

Teams

Vernon Blades

(Okanagan Mainline League, 1962-1963)
(Okanagan Junior Hockey League, 1963-1967) league renamd BCJHL; team renamed Essos

(Okanagan Senior Hockey League, 1951-1961) fold with league
(British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1978-1979) left league

Vernon Essos (British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1967-1973) renamed Vikings
Vernon Jr. Canadians (Okanagan Mainline League, 1961-1962) renamed Blades
Vernon Lakers

(British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1980-1983) renamed Rockets
(British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1984-1990) league renamed BCHL
(British Columbia Hockey League, 1990-1996) renamed Vipers

Vernon Rockets (British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1983-1984) renamed Lakers
Vernon Rotary
Vernon Vikings (British Columbia Junior Hockey League, 1973-1978) renmaed Canadians
Vernon Vipers (British Columbia Hockey League, 1996-Present)

Arenas

Wesbild Centre (formerly Greater Vernon Multiplex)
Priest Valley Arena
Centennial Outdoor Rink
Vernon Civic Arena
Vernon Civic Centre

Champions

Allan Cup

1956 Vernon Canadians

Royal Bank Cup

1990 Vernon Lakers
1991 Vernon Lakers
1996 Vernon Vipers
1999 Vernon Vipers
2009 Vernon Vipers

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 '''Vernon''' is a city of about 40,000 people in southeastern [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]]. It is located in the Okanagan Valley.
-===Hockey in Vernon===
 ==Teams==
+*[[Vernon Blades]]
+#([[Okanagan Mainline League]], 1962-1963)
+#([[Okanagan Junior Hockey League]], 1963-1967) league renamd BCJHL; team renamed Essos
 *[[Vernon Bombers]]
 *[[Vernon Canadians]]
+#([[Okanagan Senior Hockey League]], 1951-1961) fold with league
+#[[British Columbia Junior Hockey League|(British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1978-1979) left league
+*[[Vernon Essos]] ([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1967-1973) renamed Vikings
+*[[Vernon Jr. Canadians]] ([[Okanagan Mainline League]], 1961-1962) renamed Blades
+*[[Vernon Lakers|Vernon Lakers ]]
+#([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1980-1983) renamed Rockets
+#([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1984-1990) league renamed BCHL
+#([[British Columbia Hockey League]], 1990-1996) renamed Vipers
+*[[Vernon Rockets]] ([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1983-1984) renamed Lakers
 *[[Vernon Rotary]]
+*[[Vernon Vikings]] ([[British Columbia Junior Hockey League]], 1973-1978) renmaed Canadians
-*[[Vernon Vipers]]
+*[[Vernon Vipers]][[Vernon Lakers| ]]([[British Columbia Hockey League]], 1996-Present)
+==Arenas==
+*[[Wesbild Centre]] (formerly Greater Vernon Multiplex)
+*Priest Valley Arena
+*Centennial Outdoor Rink
+*[[Vernon Civic Arena]]
+*[[Vernon Civic Centre]]
+==Champions==
+==='''[[Allan Cup]]'''===
+'''[[Vernon Canadians]]'''
+==='''[[Royal Bank Cup]]'''===
+*1990 '''[[Vernon Lakers]]'''
+*1991 '''[[Vernon Lakers]]'''
+*1996 '''[[Vernon Vipers]]'''
+*1999 '''[[Vernon Vipers]]'''
+*2009 '''[[Vernon Vipers]]'''
 ==Arenas==
 ==Hockey people==
+* [[Jarrett Deuling]]
+* [[Andrew Ebbett]]
+* [[Eric Godard]]
+* [[Dennis Holland]]
 * [[Ken Holland]]
+* [[Larry Kwong]]
+* [[Bruce Major]]
+* [[Jason Podollan]]
 * [[Jerred Smithson]]
+[[Category:British Columbia towns]]
+[[Category:Independent teams in the British Columbia Junior Playoffs]]
-[[Category:Canadian towns]]