Videos

The VIJHL will begin awarding 3 points for a regulation win in the 2018/19 season and if the two overtime periods don’t determine a winner the two teams will go to a shootout. Mark Berry talked with Storm governor Wes Roed.

Mark Berry talks with Storm HC/GM Lee Stone at the completion of ID/Prep Camp.

2017/18 Campbell River Storm captain Dylan McCann is heading to Australia for the Summer (or should I say Winter) to play hockey in Adelaide. He’s hoping to make his way to the AIHL Adelaide Adrenaline through the Adelaide Tigers program. Mark Berry contacted him to ask about the adventure.

Andre Sutter is one of those players coaches like. Hard working, versatile and a player that doesn’t shy away from the greasy areas.

Campbell River Storm forward Dawson Frank is making the jump to the BCHL with the Langley Rivermen. Here’s a glimpse of what he has to offer.

Cole Slaney, in three seasons of Junior hockey, has played 99 regular season games, 2/3 of those with the Campbell River Storm. He has proven to be a disciplined (just 28 PiM), defense-first backliner who is comfortable jumping into the rush. They don’t come any more dependable than #91.

Storm Player Spotlight – Braeden Cyra – 15/16 season with the Storm plus highlights w UVic

Campbell River Storm All-time Points leader Colin Blake will continue his hockey career after Junior. He’s signed with EC Eisbaren Eppelheim of the German Regionalliga Sudwest league. Mark Berry talks with Colin and his former Head Coach Lee Stone.

Sheldon Brett has committed to the UNLV Rebels for the 2017/18 season. Before coming to Campbell River in his senior year of junior hockey, Brett played with the Comox Valley Glacier Kings and BCHL Trail Smoke Eaters. Known for his physical play, his season with the Storm showcased his complete game, a 200 foot player that could score timely goals.

2016/17 Campbell River Storm Captain Kobe Oishi has committed to Vancouver Island University for the 17/18 season. Here are his Storm highlights along with the comments of his Junior Head Coach Lee Stone.

VIJHL Mini Clip: With Tyler Pang making the move this week to A, we thought we’d pull this mini-clip from the 2016/17 league championship series.

Brandon Roberge led the 16/17 Oceanside Generals in scoring and was named to the VIJHL All-star First team. Here’s one of his 20 goals from October 29, 2016.

VIJHL MINI-CLIP: The Nanaimo Buccaneers were impressive last season after a very difficult start. It was a young back line that had a lot to do with the transformation and Dylan Hartl was a huge contributor. He was responsible, disciplined, with an ability to make things happen. Here’s his first Junior goal.

VIJHL MINI-CLIP: Last season down the stretch Campbell River Storm veteran Dylan McCann came alive. He could be counted upon all season to be a responsible 200 foot player but in the late going, after being partnered with Sheldon Brett and Kobe Oishi, he found the net often.

Defenceman Ryan Radke from Cave Creek Arizona and Forward Oliver Hahn of Victoria have committed to the Campbell River Storm for the 2017/18 season

VIJHL MINI-CLIP: Last season, Parker Ellis demonstrated that he was another VIJHL rising star. The then 18 year old averaged a point per game with the Westshore Wolves after coming over from the Kerry Park Islanders in October.

VIJHL MINI-CLIP: On April 2, 2017, in his final Junior game, Dom Kolbeins had a two-goal night and came within a whiskers breath of winning Game 7 in OT. Here’s his second goal that brought the game level at 3-3. The game eventually went to 4 overtime periods before the Storm outlasted the Cougars 4-3.

VIJHL MINI-CLIP: On November 26, 2016, Marcus Gloss had another great night in another epic Glacier Kings/Storm Derby that went to OT. He faced 46 shots and was named a Game Star and with saves like this one you can see why.

The Campbell River Storm and Nanaimo Buccaneers completed a 3 player deal. Going to the Buccaneers is Mathieu Jallabert and coming to the Storm are the playing rights of Goalie John Hawthorne and Julius Zhang.

Here’s Drew Coughlin and highlights from his Peninsula Panthers season.

The Storm’s Mitchell Williams is heading to the BCHL Powell River Kings. The solid forward was a force to be reckoned with in the VIJHL last season scoring timely goals in the regular season, playoffs and provincials.

With Trent Bell committing to the Powell River Kings for the 2017/18 season, we thought we’d pull some video of the top 3 career Buccaneers’ scorer.

Pearce Messer and Ryan Strange have committed to the Campbell River Storm. Here’s the story and video.

The Campbell River Storm and Creston Valley Thundercats have made a trade. Going to Creston is Zach Erhardt and coming to the Island is Jonathan Lee

Here’s the 2017 Cyclone Taylor Cup Silver Medal Ceremony. The CTC Broadcast team of Mark Berry and Eric Blow talk about the players as they receive their medals.

On April 2 in Esquimalt the Campbell River Storm took the VIJHL Championship in dramatic fashion, 4:48 of the 4th overtime in Game 7

Chad Bell has been a part of the Nanaimo Buccaneers since they joined the VIJHL. He was an AP that season and through the past 5 years has developed into a leader on and off the ice. What a season for the Port McNeill hockey product; 25 goals of which 7 were on the power play, 3 were shorthanded and 3 were on penalty shots. He’s off to college.

Peninsula Panthers 20 year old Duncan Cochrane played his final Junior hockey game on the road last night in Campbell River. He was put on a line with his younger brother and scored a nice goal. His celebration was unusual.

The Victoria Cougars traveled to Campbell River for their final regular season game. At stake was first overall and home ice advantage throughout the playoffs. It was a classic Storm/Cougars game that went down to the wire.

At 16:40 of the second period on Monday, February 13, 2017, Colin Blake went into the Campbell River Storm history book when he assisted on Sheldon Brett’s goal. He eclipsed Jason Jaques with his 266th team point and is now first overall.