Enderby Icemen owner, head coach wants to make new team a development hotbed
The new junior team will focus on player development over early wins as it builds a 44-game roster for its first WIJHL season.
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Enderby Icemen owner, head coach wants to make new team a development hotbed - The Similkameen Spotlight
Junior hockey is making a comeback in the North Okanagan with the formation of the Enderby Icemen, which is set to play a slate of 44 games in the nascent Western International Junior Hockey League (WIJHL) for the team’s inaugural season starting this fall. With excitement brewing around the Icemen locally, the team’s head coach and general manager, Matt Stang of Vernon, spoke to The Morning Star about his plans for a development-forward approac…
Enderby Icemen owner, head coach wants to make new team a development hotbed
Junior hockey is making a comeback in the North Okanagan with the formation of the Enderby Icemen, which is set to play a slate of 44 games in the nascent Western International Junior Hockey League (WIJHL) for the team’s inaugural season starting this fall. With excitement brewing around the Icemen locally, the team’s head coach and general manager, Matt Stang of Vernon, spoke to The Morning Star about his plans for a development-forward approac…
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