For more information, please contact:

Yukon Indian Hockey Association

PO Box 31769 Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6L3

Phone:(867) 456-7294

Fax: (867) 456-7290

Email: yihahockey@gmail.com

Website: www.yiha.ca

HELP PLAN NEXT YEAR’S TOURNAMENT!

KILRICH BUILDING CENTRES 42ND ANNUAL

YUKON NATIVE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 2019 TENTATIVE TOURNAMENT DATE

MARCH 22ND & AGM — DATE: TBA

Mark your CalendarMark your CalendarMark your Calendar

Emcee ~ Grand Chief Peter Johnston

Teslin Tlingit Council

Grand Entry of all Teams Drummed in by the Dakhká Khwáan Dancers

Opening Prayer ~ Pastor Andy Nieman

White River First Nation

O Canada Elijah Smith Elementary Students

Juliana Rost Van Tonningen, Nahree McDiarmid, Trentyn Pye, Kaidence Reynolds-Fraser

~ Welcome Messages ~

Chief Kristina Kane

Ta’an Kwäch’än Council

Michelle Dawson-Beattie, President Yukon Indian Hockey Association

Kilrich Building Centres, - Tournament Sponsor

Scott MacDonald Victoria Gold Corporation - Presenting Tournament Sponsor

John McConnell

~ Presentation of Awards ~ Harry Allen "Samay Thia" Memorial Leadership Award

Jean Gleason Memorial "Hockey Mom" Award

Presented by Breydan & Josh Gleason

~ Ceremonial Puck Drop ~ Kilrich & Victoria Gold

Front Page - Station 141, Mike Rice

Opening CeremonyOpening CeremonyOpening Ceremony

Friday, March 16th, 2018

Time: 6:30 to 7:00 pm

Where: Takhini Arena

Whitehorse, Yukon

AIR NORTH IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF THE HOCKEY BOARD

$10.00 per square for the “A” & “B” Final Game

Win a trip anywhere Air North fly’s (restrictions may apply).

$5.00 per square for the “C” & OT’s Final Game

$250 cash prize

ENTER YOUR NAME INTO THE SPORTS LIFE LOONIE STICK!

4 Draws: 1 Left Hand Stick & 1 Right Hand

Stick (Friday & Saturday)

Costs $2.00

One loonie gets put onto the stick and one loonie goes towards annual facility fees for the tournament. One name will be

drawn on Saturday & Sunday for each stick & loonies.

2018 Division Champ T-Shirts!! Thank you Yukon Chamber of

Mines for sponsoring this year.

Great to have you on board for our annual

tournament.

NorthwesTel Summit Hockey School & Yukon Indian Hockey Association

Present

Learning to Lead Whitehorse, Yukon

July 9th to 13th, 2018

COST : $375 Ages: 5-17 Registration opens at the end of April 2018 & Registration forms will be available at www.yiha.ca Fax to Sport Yukon 867-667-4237 or drop of at 4016—4th Ave., Whitehorse

Camp runs 9am –4:30pm Camp includes:

ice time off ice workouts lacrosse free time in the pool daily healthy lunches

provided jersey & t-shirt

Come on out & have some fun, meet some new friends, and develop your hockey skills!!

July 2017 Learning to Lead Hockey Camp - #79 Micheal Ferland, Calgary Flames, Mrs. Universe Ashley Callingbull & Wacey Rabbit

Welcome to the 41st Annual Kilrich Yukon Native Hockey Tournament! Looking back on how far this tournament has come – from just a handful of teams competing in the first year - to space for 43 teams and over 900 players to compete across 6 divisions today, there is a lot to be proud of! Months of planning and preparation have brought us together once again to enjoy three full days of action-packed indigenous hockey competition at its finest! On behalf of our Board of Directors, it’s my pleasure to welcome you to the 41st Annual Kilrich Building Centres Yukon Native Hockey Tournament in Whitehorse on the Traditional lands of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council. It’s my great pleasure to announce and to welcome Victoria Gold Corporation as our new Presenting Sponsor. Victoria Gold share a vision of supporting the longevity of what is truly a Yukon-wide community event. Without the year-to-year support of our community partners, such as our name sponsor, Kilrich Building Centres, and for new sponsors like Victoria Gold, this tournament would not be possible. We gratefully acknowledge the time and contributions of Board members and Past Presidents of the Yukon Indian Hockey Association. Their tireless dedication and commitment have helped to make this event the success that it is today. Our Board of Directors is also pleased to share that we have been busy working behind the scenes to modernize the way that our Association works. The most visible of those changes is an official name change to Yukon Indigenous Hockey Association. We also want to ensure that all our fans know about the Live Score capability of our mobile website www.yiha.ca .The Live Score capability allows tournament fans to keep tabs on games going on at the other arenas and to watch the final scores and brackets. Stick with us on our Facebook and Twitter accounts too for all the real-time game updates, videos and photos! Thank you so much for all your support – now let’s have a great tournament! Michelle Dawson-Beattie, President on behalf of

The 2018 Yukon Indigenous Hockey Association Board of Directors Michelle Dawson-Beattie, President, Doug Hogan, Vice President Directors: Khandi Jackson, Jackie Callahan & George Skookum, Robin Smarch, Coordinators: Karee Vallevand & Cindy Underhill

Message from the BoardMessage from the BoardMessage from the Board

Special thank you to all of the volunteers who help throughout the year at the bingo’s and help

the board prepare for the tournament weekend. Without

your dedication and commitment, this tournament would not be

successful without you!

Youth & Jamboree Coord ~ Cindy Underhiill Tournament Coordinator ~ Karee Vallevand

Volunteer Coordinator ~ Anne Blake Fund-raising ~ Linda Moen Referees ~ Mike O’Connor

Timekeepers ~ Karen Kaprowsky Computec Embroidery ~ Laini Klassen Dave & Linda ~ Dave’s Trophy Express

Ultimate Promotions ~ Melissa Security ~ Keith, Susan, Loretta, Pricilla & Andy

St. Johns Ambulance ~ Joanne Green Story Brand Communications ~ Lael Lund

Door Keepers ~ Tayler & Charlene

Merchandise ~ Olivia Thompson Takhini Concession

Web Page ~ Bizont &Janice Lafferty Music & Announcer ~ Ryan Mannen

Schedules ~ Dean Mastrangelo NNBY / CHON-FM ~ Dan Jones & Marion Telep

Station 141 ~ Mike & Miranda Canada Games Center &

Takhini Arena Staff ~ Adrienne Beverly Beunfeind

Action Photos ~ Tom Patrick Team Photos ~ Alistair Maitland, EriK Pinkerton

Acknowledgements

Gunalchéesh to all of the businesses and organizations who work with us to ensure this tournament is successful. Special thank you to all of the Award Watchers

for your time throughout the weekend .

We know you are out there so let us see & hear you. Its up to you...drums, face paint….get your game gear on!

Throughout the weekend, we will be scanning the crowd to see what team has the BEST fans and giving away prizes.

Best fans!!! Best fans!!! Best fans!!!

Medals & Trophy for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place

“Youth” Division Schedule (10-13 year olds) Sponsored by Victoria Gold Corporation

The Jamboree & Youth award presentations will be after

the “Jamboree Final” game at Takhini Arena

Winners Bracket

Losers

Takhina

Therapeutic

Massage

“Youth” Division Teams (6)

Arctic Backhoe Warriors (Whitehorse)

CAFN Lil' Storm (Haines Jct.)

Chu Niikwan Tomahawks (Whitehorse)

Delta Knights (Ft. McPherson)

Jr. Tahltan Selects (Tahltan Nation)

Yukon All Stars

At the tournament opening ceremony on March 26th, 2013, a new annual award called the "Jean Gleason Memorial Hockey Mom" Award was announced. The trophy was commissioned by Yukon Indian Development Corporation and carved by artist Ken Anderson. The YIDC wanted to honor mothers by creating an annual award celebrating all of the contributions and sacrifices hockey moms have made. First Nations people have

always honored our women and the mothers who carry on our culture and show nothing but love and support for everything they do. They felt it only appropriate that they honor them with this award. Even though the trophy will honor one person annually, this award recognizes the contributions every mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, daughter and wife - past, present and future has made

for hockey players.

Jean Gleason Memorial “Hockey Mom" Award Sponsored by Assembly of First Nations - Yukon Region

Growing up in a small community, I had always noticed throughout the years the dedication and time a woman in my home town has always committed to her children while they were growing up; all 4 of her kids played hockey, either ice hockey or floor hockey. She was always there cheering her kids on, sometimes I would stop watching the actual game and start watching her; the enthusiasm and

excitement that radiated from her and I couldn't help but watch her and smile. She would drive

her kids to Whitehorse to practices and games. Not only has she done this for her own children but for also the kids in the community and kids she cares for. At -36 when my car froze solid she had driven the 2 hours to Whitehorse to ensure that the 4 kids she is taking care of made it to Can Skate to learn to skate to play hockey. I had asked her sister in law to Donna to assist me in why Elizabeth Skookum nee Hawkins is deserving of the “Hockey Mom Award”. All I know is what I've seen as someone who is from the same community, a family member can give more information and insight on the commitment Liz has done for her kids Glen, Kerri, Michael and Brett while they all played hockey, and they still play hockey. The commitment and support she has made to her kids while they played is amazing. Liz volunteers at community events in Carmacks and during NHT to assist in setting up.” (submitted by Chantelle Blackjack)

2017 Recipient2017 Recipient2017 Recipient

Elizabeth Skookum ~ Carmacks, YukonElizabeth Skookum ~ Carmacks, YukonElizabeth Skookum ~ Carmacks, Yukon

ARCTIC BACKHOE WARRIORS

Alex Arsenault Jagar Brown Dakota Duke

James Keevik Jr Ashton Payne

Aleksi leger Presley Isaac

Tayte VanBibber Tyren Kisoun Ariana Keevik

Adam Kyikavichik Zack Seguin

Dredyn Kassie

CAFN ‘LIL’ STORM Ethan Smith Zora Martin

Dakota Jackson Kaydence Smith Marcus Morberg

Daniel Cole Zared Netro

Brandon Tronson Ryan Rock Albert

Kerian Green Logan Moore

Austin Sheppard G - Kieran Mooney Seth RaymondBryn

Amos Studney

YUKON ALL STARS Joseph Popadynec

Chase Johnson-Silverfox Nathaniel Van Every

Jamie Beausejour Rachel Kormendy

Livia Mortimer Liam Samson Darian Rogers Nicolas Shorty

Henry Firth Orion Gordon-Harry

Kianna Loots Cooper Stretch

Riley Bulmer Coach George Skookum

AC Joe Popadynec

JR. TAHLTAN SELECTS Shenoa Asp Lando Ball

Levi Etzerza Bryces Winsor Bailey Quock Kushy Louie

Harry Hawkins Kyler Quock

Marcus Morberg Alex Anderson

Kayden Knutson Brayaen Brake Trey Oswald

Nicolas Garcia Matt Tiller

Ruder Nole

DELTA KNIGHTS Donavyn Greenland

Rylan Firth Edwin Kay

Jacob Vaneltsi Isaiah Wilson

Bradley Firth Jr. Kayden McLeod

Matthew McLeod Zachary McLeod Mario Greenland Shaun Campbell

Lucas Pokiak Justin Stewart – G

Derek Lennie-Ipana Madison Steen-Cockney

Tyler Gordon-Bahr Coach – Dean McLeod

Coach – Robert Greenland

CHU NIIKWAN TOMAHAWKS Brody Calbery Novak Calbery

Andrew Thomson Louis Thomson Ranon Sawyer

Ethan Isaac-Smith Jadon Morrison Kayden Smith Ava Morberg William Kerr Kayce Saligo Rex Nattress

Nathan Hirsch Conner Labar

“YOUTH” DIVISION TEAMS Sponsored by Victoria Gold

Corporation

MVP ~ Yukon Indian Hockey Association Logan Mound, Ft. Nelson Gong Show Best Defense ~ Whitehorse Beverages Brydon Brake, Ft. Nelson Gong Show Top Scorer ~ Takhina Therapeutic Massage Samuel Skinner, Whitehorse Warriors Best Goalie ~ Fountain Tire Davie Gradner, Ft. Nelson Gongshow Most Sportsmanlike Player ~ Energy North Capital Daylan Alfred, Inland Tlingit Warriors—Jamboree Div Team Spirit Award ~ Our Voices Selkirk Bear Cubs, Youth & Jamboree

Special thank you to

Whitehorse Beverages for

sponsoring hats for individual

youth & jamboree award

winners!!

“Youth” Division Teams (6)

Arctic Backhoe Warriors (Whitehorse)

CAFN Lil' Storm (Haines Jct.)

Chu Niikwan Tomahawks (Whitehorse)

Delta Knights (Ft. McPherson)

Jr. Tahltan Selects (Tahltan Nation)

Yukon All Stars (Yukon)

2017 INDIVIDUAL AWARD

Winners & Sponsors

Sandi Gleason SPIRIT AWARDs will be presented to one player in each Youth &

Jamboree Game

THE PLAYER WHO GOES OUT AND PLAYS

EVERY SHIFT HARD AND DOES THE LITTLE THINGS ON THE ICE THAT MAY NOT SHOW UP

ON THE STAT SHEET

Sponsored by YIHA!!

TEAM SPIRIT AWARD (Youth & Jamboree Div)

least penalties, good behaviour on and off the ice, clean, fair, sporting,

according to the rules, appropriate behaviour, no complaints on defeats or no gloating on victories, generous, free

from favoritism, fair and HAS FUN!!!

(T-shirts sponsored by Casino Mining Corp)

2017 Team Spirit Award Winners Selkirk Bear Cubs, Youth & Jamboree

2018 Team Spirit Award

Sponsor - Our Voices

Given to the coach(s) who demonstrates

leadership qualities by providing guidance, inspiration and sportsmanship that encourages the players to strive for

excellence.

Harry Allen “Samay Thia” Memorial Leadership Award Sponsored by Yukon First Nations Implementations Fund Trust

2017 Recipient2017 Recipient2017 Recipient Louise Blanchard ~ Dawson City, YukonLouise Blanchard ~ Dawson City, YukonLouise Blanchard ~ Dawson City, Yukon

We would like to thank Louise, for her hard work and dedication to Minor Hockey. Louise Blanchard, of Dawson City has been a very active volunteer for minor hockey. She has been volunteering her time for aboriginal minor hockey for over 10 years (and Dawson Minor hockey for even longer). Louise is our primary organizer with occasional/sporadic help from parents. Louise has been the reason minor hockey in

Dawson has been as successful as it is. She organizes everything from scheduling, finding coaches, filling in for

coaches, gear rental at minimal costs, special events, clinics, tournaments as well as being Secretary/Treasurer for the organizations. The fundraising that Louise has organized has kept our hockey fees to a minimum as she encourages ALL children to try hockey and wants to keep it affordable for everyone. Louise makes sure that the children’s coaches are fair and encouraging to all of the players. Louise takes pride in making sure all players are treated equally, enjoy the sport of hockey and the comradery of being part of a fun team. She encourages positive sportsmanship for all players, coaches & parents. Louise has been known to pick up players that would otherwise not get to play in the Native Tournament and likes to include other community players that may not have a team submitted. She chooses additional players for the Wolfpack team that are not the strongest players but the players that would most benefit from playing on a fair, fun & encouraging team.

Anyone who knows Louise knows that she is an integral part of hockey in Dawson and the

Yukon. We are forever grateful for all of her volunteer hard work. Louise Blanchard is the Heart

of Minor Hockey in Dawson City. (Submitted by Darlene Kormendy)

This award was established in 2004 in memory of the late Harry Allen who was a

citizen of CAFN.

“A” Division

1st Place - EGT Nanooks

2nd Place - CA Storm

3rd Place - Selkirk Bears

“B” Division

1st Place - LJ’s Sabres

2nd Place - KDFN/FS Warriors

3rd Place - Deline Braves

“C” Division

1st Place - Tahltan Selects

2nd Place - Iskut Wolverines

3rd Place - Selkirk Bears

Old Timers Division

1st Place - Nannock Warriors

2nd Place - CA Bruins

3rd Place - Arrows

Jamboree

1st Place - North Yukon Eagles

2nd Place - Inland Tlingit Warriors

3rd Place - Ft. Nelson Gong Show

Youth Division

1st Place - Jr. Tahltan Selects

2nd Place - Fort Nelson Gongshow

3rd Place - Whitehorse Warriors

Nisutlin Trading Post

Mary Jane Jim, Tim Cant & Family

The A, B, C & OT’s awards will be done immediately following the A Division final game at Takhini Arena on Sunday evening. All 1st, 2nd & 3rd place teams make your way to the ice with your jerseys.

Medals & Trophy for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place

The Jamboree & Youth award presentations will be after

the “Jamboree Division Final” game at Takhini Arena.

“Jamboree” DIVISION SCHEDULE Sponsored by Kilrich Building Centres

Jamboree Division Teams (6) CAFN Jr. Storm (Haines Jct) Energy North Predators Whitehorse) Inland Tlingit Warriors (Carcross) Iskut Wolverines Ross River Jr. Renegades Tahltan Selects (Tahltan Nation)

Losers Bracket

Winners Bracket

2017 Jamboree Division— Individual Award Winners

MVP ~ Johnny Elias — North Yukon Eagles Top Scorer ~ Luke Steen, North Yukon Eagles

Best Defense ~ Mathew Cooper, Inland Tlingit Warriors

Best Goalie ~ Mike Billy, North Yukon Eagles

“Jamboree” Teams Sponsored by Kilrich Building Centres

Energy North Predators

Hunter Gruben Tim Hayden

Logan Legault Colton Webb

Nathen Kuptana Cole Elias

Damian Elias Dawson Elias Clifton Francis Lance Nogasak Jeremy Keevik

Frank Elias Neil Kuptana

Richard Scarff Tucker Stefure

Inland Tlingit Warriors

Navarro Davies Joe Coyne

Cameron Gingell Gabe Blais

Tyrell Genier Darius Andre Neil Adams Teryn Kassi

Keenan Francis Haiden Kremer

Colton Deneron Kaitlin Coleman Kenny Semmler

Mackenzie Benn-Wipp Seth Grandjambe

Storm Noskye Coach: DeVaugn Davies Coach: Dwayne Davies

CAFN Jr. Storm Tristan Primozic Nicholas Williams

Adam Titus Kashis Green

Brayden Gleason Zerryn Martin

William Huebschwerlen Tyrus Fairclough

Keith Gage Preston Skookum Skyler Vanlieshout G - Trevor Jones

Ross River Jr Renegades Jared Nukon Sid Atkinson

Matthew Tuffs Daniel Ladue

Tiyone-Cheyanne Peter Jeremy Beausejour

Sachco Jack Sean Blake

Brayden Parker Ajay Peterson

Rayden Vittrekwa Marc Bryan Joey Lorenz

Iskut Wolverines Jesse Johnson (G) Anthony Louie (C)

Jake Wilson (A) Theiren Mould (A) Arshdeep Dhillon Matthew Pascal

Anna Lund Brody Mould

Carter Saunders Jaden Hume

Jarrod Kotchea Kalem Frank

Skyler Tizya-Baker Ozzy MacDonald

Sonny Kotchea Kane MacDonald

Tahltan Selects Regan Asp

Justin Nehass Joel Nikal

Tyrell Blackburm Rylan Louie Aleea Zubek

Nolan Rudkousky Julius Hager

Cagney Etzerza Ryan Quock Kaien Tait

Jaden Loverin Keelan Frocklage

Mike Billy Christian Albert Teddy Northway

2017 Jamboree Champs - North Yukon Eagles

‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ & OT’s Division

Most Inspirational Player - Sponsored by Mary Jane Jim, Tim Cant & Family Daryl Sturko - “OT ” Division - CA Bruins

Most Sportsmanlike Team - Sponsored by Nisutlin Trading Post CA Bruins - “OT” Division

Most Improved Team - Sponsored by Capital Helicopters Tu Lidlini Lightning - “C” Division

Acknowledging former YIHA President Jeanie Dendys for her long time dedication and commitment to the tournament. Thank you Minister Dendys… WE MISS YOU!!

Air North

Assembly of First Nations - Yukon Region

Capital Helicopters

CAP Management Services

Casino Mining Corporation

Cinderwood Kitchens

City of Whitehorse

Dakwakada Capital Investments

Elks Lodge

Fountain Tire

Goodmans Appliance

JJ Van Bibber (I was born under a spruce tree)

Klondike Business Solutions

Mary Jane Jim-Cant & Family

MNP

NDP Caucus

Nisutlin Trading Post

North Star Mini Storage

Northern Energy Capital

Northern Native Broadcasting

Our Voices

Sandors

Selkirk Development Corporation

Skookum Asphalt

Sports Experts

Tahltan Selects

Takhina Therapeutic Massage

Whitehorse Beverages

Yukon Chamber of Mines

Yukon First Nation Chamber of Commerce

Yukon First Nation Implementation Fund Trust

Yukon Indian Hockey Association

Big shout out to our sponsors for being a

part of one of the most exciting and anticipated sporting events North of 60!!!

Thank you! Sha w nitha n ~ Gu ne lchish ~ Mussi Cho to all our fabulous sponsors for the 41st

Annual Kilrich Building Centres Yukon Native Hockey Tournament

Kilrich Building Centres - Title Sponsor Victoria Gold Corporation - Presenting Sponsor Dana Naye Ventures - A Division Yukon Inn - B Division Gold Corporation - C Division Chief Isaac Group of Companies - Old Timers Division Kilrich Building Centres - Jamboree Division Victoria Gold Corporation - Youth Division

“Old Timers” DIVISION SCHEDULE Sponsored by Chief Isaac

Group of companies

2018 Prize $$$$ 1st Place - $2000 2nd Place - $1200 3rd Place - $800

Losers Bracket

Winners Bracket

Old Timers Division Teams (5) Champagne Aishihik Bruins (Haines Jct)

Inuvik Old Timers Nationals (Whitehorse)

Han Timberwolves (Dawson City) Eagle Rock Flyers (Carmacks)

TAK - Takhini Arena NWTel & ATCO - Canada Games Centre Nisutlin Trading Post

Most Valuable Player - JJ Van Bibber, I was born under a spruce tree 2017 ~ Derek Johnstone, Nannock Warriors Top Scorer - Kilrich Building Centre 2017 ~ Lance Brown, Nannock Warriors

Best Defense - Goodmans Appliance 2017 ~ Scott Hume, CA Bruins Best Goalie - Elks Lodge 2017 ~ Daniel Green, CA Burins

“Old Timer” Teams

Sponsored by Chief Isaac

Eagle Rock Flyers George Skookum David Skookum

Vernon Asp Kevin Smith

Robert Vance Troy Creyke Gary Jerome James Billy

Lawrence Ignace Charles Brodhagen

Jerry Rivest Mike Hawkins

Han Timberwolves David Ezzard

Kevin Blanchard Peter Charlie

Frank Kormendy Peter Nagano

Darrin Kormendy David Bulmar Dave Morin Mark Wrirda Daniel Green

CA Bruins Scott Hume Darren Joe

Bruce Green Rick Smith

Luke Johnson Hector Lang Tyson Wirth

Sean Sheardown Wayne Vallevand Nathan Willson Graham Boyd Fred Fieldman Dustin Heffner G - Matt King

G - Pat Johnson

Nationals Scott Castleman - G

Brian Currie Rick Gingell Rick Moses

Ken Anderson Mike Jim

Mike Rispin Paul Sullivan

Blaine Demchuk Kevin Johnstone Lee Francouer Mike Snow Jamie Cairns Jason Berkers Peter Johnston

Inuvik Old Timers Nole Gordon

Leonard Debastien James Day

Shawn Kinsella Kurt Wainman Floyd Roland

Stephen Charlie Johnny Sembsmoen

Darnell Kiriak Richard Kasook Daniel Nogasak Duane Smith Tim Gordon

Jason Nasogaluak Gary Gordon

Gerald Dickson

Most Valuable Player - Tahltan Selects 2017 ~ Erwin Elias - EGT Nanooks Best Defense - Northstar Mini Storage 2017 ~ Simon Nugent - C/A Storm

Top Scorer - CinderWood Kitchens 2017 ~ Vern Cooper - Selkirk Bears Best Goalie - Skookum Asphalt 2017 ~ Josh Tetlichi - Selkirk Bears

CAFN Storm (Haines Junction, YT)

K&D Outlaws (Aklavik, NT)

Selkirk Bears (Pelly Crossing, YT)

North Yukon Eagles (Old Crow, YT)

“A” DIVISION TEAMS Sponsored by Däna Näye Ventures

INDIVIDUAL AWARD SPONSORS

2013 “A” Division Winning Team Deer River Slashers from Ft. Nelson, BC

2017 “A” Division Winning Team EGT Nanooks from Tuktoyaktuk

CA Storm Clayton Thomas

Eddy Long Codie Peterson Bond Hawryluk

Brendan Hawryluk Cole Comin Kyle Comin

Dylan McQuaid Jared Tuton Simon Nugent Christen Brideau Chris Gleason

North Yukon Eagles Riley Pettit

Andrew Pettit Jordie Alphonse Bohdi Elias Johnny Elias Wyatt Nosky Cory Loring

Neil Vermillion Blake Carbell Jesse Bowe

Devaughn Davies Chris Kirby

William Sellars

K&D Outlaws James Blake Jason Chakita David McLeod Vern Smith Sean Poitras Elton Ruben Tim Gordon Ryan Gould MR Gould

Josh Campbell Kevin Krengnaktak Mitchell Jacobson

Selkirk Bears Daniel Cletheroe Morris Morrison Jeremy Harper Cody Sims

Shawn Roberts Vern Cooper

Derrick Ottereyes Brent Pederson Erik Rorbichard

Wyatt Gale Ryan Bursey Jamie Tetlichi

Charles Dagostin Ben McClelland Josh Tetlichi Alex Cooper

Coach Kevin McGinty

INDIVIDUAL AWARD SPONSORS

MVP - Selkirk Development Corporation 2017 ~ Wilson Dumais, LJ’s Sabres

Top Scorer - Yukon First Nation Chamber of Commerce 2017 ~ Wilson Dumais, LJ’s Sabres

Best Defense - Dana Naye Ventures 2017 ~ Ryley Albert, LJ’s Sabres

Top Goalie - Klondike Business Solutions 2017 ~ Jordan Nighttraveller, LJ’s Sabres

“B” DIVISION SPONSOR

Yukon Inn

Deline Braves (NWT) Lower Wolf Pack (BC)

Reign Lake (BC) Tahltan Bear Dogz (Tahltan Nation)

Tahltan Selects (Tahltan Nation)

2017 “B” Division Winning Team LJ’s Sabres - Ft. McPherson, NT

2018 “A” Division - Prize Payout 1st Place - $6000 2nd Place - $3500 3rd Place - $2000

“A” Division Teams CAFN Storm (Haines Jct.)

K&D Outlaws (Aklavik) North Yukon Eagles (Old Crow)

Selkirk Bears (Pelly Crossing)

“A” DIVISION SCHEDULE Sponsored by Däna Näye Ventures

Ross River Renegades

Gordon Peter Dwayne Tom Darrell Olie Kyle Smith Deon Blake Jake Basil Carl Koe

William Kendi Evan Menacho

Dennis Menacho Dennis Itsi

Alex Shorty Calvin Jr. Dickson

Ryan Smith Harold Risby

Darrell Froese

Iskut Wolverines Matthew DeJong (G)

Dakota Walsh (A) Tyreke Mowatt

Travis Smith Ryan Muldoe

Dang Dang Gruben (A) James Pokiak

Ernie Gordon Jr. Dreydan Rattray

Dion Fowler Brayden Diemert

Deeron Vittrekwa Matty Skinner

Rajan Sangha (A)

SawTooth Predators Travis Quock Kale Quock

Khris Quock Michael Quock Jarett Quock Nathan Nole Kyle Louie

Waylon Tashoots Blake Asp

Jason Exham Brian Quock Brad Creyke

Lance Nagwan Travis Coghill

Michael Hamilton Shay Mortimer

Tu Lidlini Lightning Brian Ladue

Mikaiah Ladue Jack Ladue

Joshua Ladue Malachi LaVallee Ethan LaVallee Garron Kuster

Eric Porter Aaron Chaput

Kadin Kormendy Hubert Pineau Tyler Milwater

Geordan Huebschwerlen Jordan Vallevand

Justin Bauman Michael Sequin

Youge Blackburn

GHL Blackhawks Myles Manygreyhorses

Elvis Fjellner Chris Irvin

Val Shepherd Jon Carlick

John Norman Justin Hendrie Jaedon Blake Caleb Charlie

Tyrel Kassi Tyrone Kaye Nate Schafer

Steve Murphy

Slyck Stars Chris Smith

Michael Greenland George Irish

Randy Edwards Stefan Allen Jacob Pokiak

Jordan McLeod Eddie Greenland Boy Greenland

Jerry Kay Roger Koe

Richard Kasook

Carmacks Hawks Trystan Unterschute

Glen Skookum Calvin Charlie Colemen Half

Ian Gage Andrew Glada

Matthew DesRoches Michael Skookum

Shane Tisiga Tyson Hawkins

William Fairclough Marc Kroeplin

Andrew Staples Brett Skookum

Titanium Storage Chiefs

Tyson Hope Tyrell Hope Tynan Hope

Connor Sullivan Cody Mitchell

Matt McCarthy Blake Roy

Josh VanBibber Kelly Ovayuak

Chance Goodman Richard Junior

Mathew Cooper Breyin Wiens

“B” Division Schedule Sponsored by Yukon Inn

Kilrich Building Centres Yukon Native Hockey Tournament March 16th to 18th, 2018

Losers Bracket

Winners Bracket

2018 B Division Prize Payout

1st Place - $4500 2nd Place - $2500 3rd Place - $1000

Tahltan Bear Dogz Chad Thomas Chris Thomas Ryan Gleason Kyle Cook

Donny Nicholas TJ Cunningham Lance Brown Kevin Pete

Andrade Louie Francis Quock John Rudolph Darcey Carlick Clint Teichroeb Brian Powers

Reign Lake Matt Brenner Cody Munch Tye Moses

John Apsassin Devan Greyeyes

Lloyd Ahkimnachie Robbie Sidhu

Grayson McMaster Lawrence Anderson Jacob Anderson

Byron Sam Daryl Redmond Chevy brown

Deline Braves Aaron Mackeinzo Matthew Orbell Daniel Takazo Harley Andre Gerald Tutcho Preston Tutcho Rodney Tutcho Kenny Kenny Wesley Kenny Mason Kenny Dallas Roche Carson Roche

Napolean Kenny Bruce Kenny Lyle Neyelle Lee Tutcho

Phillip Modeste Nathan Modeste Jason Balaski Lance Lennie Tyler Clelland

Tahltan Selects Chris Vance Devon Lee

Scott Hawkins Westin Creyke Caleb Millwater Dylan Oliary Dakota Koe Bo Williams

Calvin Elias Thompson Wynona Creyke Sheldon Etzerza

Micheal Krengnektak Donald Kuptana

Luke Steen Jordan King Corey Nole

James Fallows Keith Hancock

Lower Post Wolf Pack

Travis Shepherd William Shepherd Matthew Horsey Scott Horsey

William Dickson Ryan Wilson Gavin Olito Daniel Moon Mac Engel

Tye Forsberg Phillip Harry David Ricard Mickey Ipana Josh CravEn

Thomas Anthony

Kaska Warriors George Morgan

Darrell Porter Jack Jr. Jimmy Darren Loverin

Junior Apssassin Pat Chipesia

Jelly Ovayuak Joey Anderson James Tallman

Adam Lightfoot Jean Benoit Deschamps

Rob Green Don Magun

CA Thunder Storm Greg Smith

Brandon Long Collin Long Paddy Jim

Nigel Boyle Tyler Smith

Brittney Brown Jonnielyn Kushniruk

Geena Charlie Sam Johnson Neil McGrath

Reuben Huebschwerlen TJ Henkel

Ryan Mackinnon Jordan Clark

Nisutlin Bulls Nathan Bob

Jocelyn Boutilier Reggie Clark

Adrian Dewhurst Johnny Dewhurst

Roland Gergel Tim Hall

Dakota Hogan Shania Hogan Lynsey Keaton Corey Smith

Daniel Smarch William Sydney Destiny Taylor Hannah Turner Cole Hunking

Robert Wiseman Jean Michelle

Selkirk Bear Cubs Colton Blackjack

Tyler Charlie Reggie McGinty Aaron McGinty

Trevor Ellis William Smith

Gavin Albert-Joe Winston Smarch Jeremy Germaine

Blake Vandercamp Richard Sims Daylen Alfred Chris Cooper

C- Jeremy Harper

2017 “C” Division Award Winners

Most Valuable Player - Yukon College 2017 ~ Chris Vance, Tahltan Selects Best Defense - NDP Caucus 2017 ~ Riley Sylvester, Iskut Wolverines Top Scorer - NDP Caucus 201 ~ Rayan Sangha, Iskut Wolverines Best Goalie - JJ Van Bibber, I was born under a spruce tree 2017 ~ Corey Nole, Tahltan Selects

“C” DIVISION SPONSOR

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