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DC event cancelled.

Make that two Peace Region players on Team Tardi. Jason Ginter of Dawson Creek has joined skip Tyler Tardi and Sterling Middleton of Fort St. John’s up and coming men’s curling team, and so far things couldn’t be going better.

The Dawson Creek Hodiaks were at home for the second straight night, September 25, to host the Sexsmith Vipers. It was once again a very close, tight game, but the Kodiaks came up short, 2-1, to fall to 0-2 on the season.

Kodiaks debut new name in DC.

Hockey Canada and BC Hockey held a Northern BC Female Hockey Development Camp at the Memorial Arena, September 10 to 12.

The Dawson Creek Kodiaks are heading into their season opener on a strong note after winning both exhibition games in High Level last weekend. The Kodiaks host the Fort St. John Huskies at the Memorial Arena for their home opener Friday, September 24.

For the Dawson Creek Curling Club, this season will see things return to normal compared to 2020. Singles play is a thing of the past, for now, and in its place will be four-person teams competing weekly.

It’s the start of an era for Dawson Creek’s junior hockey team. The team has parted with the Junior Canucks nickname, and are now the Dawson Creek Kodiaks. 

Korbin Mills was the all around cowboy for the second straight weekend, Rylie Bondaroff — who won last week — and Fallon Jones were co-named all around cowgirl.