The Thunder Cats are proud to announce that former Associate Coach and Assistant GM Mark Readman has been named Head Coach and Assistant GM of the Princeton Posse. Readman spent the 2020/2021 season with the Thunder Cats where he displayed outstanding leadership qualities and demonstrated a high end understanding of the game of hockey and […]
JADEN LITTLE OFFICIALLY SIGNS WITH THE COQUITLAM EXPRESS OF THE BCHL AS PLAY PREPARES TO RESUME; MORE PLAYERS AFFILAITE WITH BCHL CLUBS The backbone of the Creston Valley Thunder Cats the last two seasons, goaltender Jaden Little, has officially signed with the Coquitlam Express on the BCHL. On the heels of the Jaden’s 20-year-old season […]
View Creston residence Vin Jackson’s interview on KIJHL.ca, click here…
Read the KIJHL article on former Thunder Cats coach Josh Hepditch, who is now an established coach in Major Junior in the QMJHL. Read Article Here…
Recently the KIJHL did an article featuring teams including the Creston Valley Thunder Cats! Read article here…
Despite the pause, it does not change the Thunder Cats preparation for the rest of the season. Thunder Cats continue to make modifications to their roster sending defensemen 2001 defenseman Nick Dobson to the Kimberley Dynamiters for 2002 born 2-way forward Karsten Gorrill and future considerations. Karsten Gorrill spent last season with the Notre Dame […]
Recently, the KIJHL wrote a post on Creston local product and former Thunder Cats defenseman Jake Livingstone on his tremendous start at the NCAA Division 1 level. Read article here…
The Thunder Cats are pleased to announce Clayton Brown as an alternate captain. Clayton comes to the Cats from the Grande Prairie Storm Midget AAA hockey club. A left handed, skilled, puck moving Defenseman, Clayton is Creston’s only rookie named to the leadership group. A rare accomplishment. General Manager and Head Coach Bill Rotheisler […]
The Thunder Cats made a move Wednesday sending veteran two way forward Tyler Hamilton to Summerland in exchange for some much-needed offensive help in Tyler Badger. Badger, despite being only 18 years old, is playing his 3rd year in the KIJHL. Tyler has amassed 39 points in his 80 games in Osoyoos, Nelson and Summerland […]
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