KIJHL announces Team of the Week (Week 12)

KIJHL announces Team of the Week (Week 12)

December 9, 2025 at 10:00 am  Hockey, Kamloops Storm, Sports

The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League is pleased to announce its Team of the Week for the period ending Dec.7.

 

Forwards

Jake Neufeld – Revelstoke Grizzlies

The third-year forward out of Calgary had a big weekend for the Grizzlies with four goals and three assists in two games helping them win twice. He played an average of 17:09 a game and was +5. He followed a three-point performance against the Sicamous Eagles by scoring a hat-trick and added an assist in their 6-3 win against the Osoyoos Coyotes.

 

Luca D’Amore – Kamloops Storm

After putting up three points in a 6-5 shootout loss to the 100 Mile House Wranglers, the hometown product scored twice, including the game-winner, against the Kelowna Chiefs. D’Amore played an average of 23:50 a game.

 

Levi Astill – Grand Forks Border Bruins

Last year’s Top Scorer and MVP had three goals, including a winner, and two assists in two games. Astill had three points against Castlegar in a 5-4 loss. Against Chase, Astill had two points, including the winning goal. He played an average of 20:38 a game and was +7.

 

Defence

Declan Pocock – Williams Lake Mustangs

Pocock leads the Mustangs blueline in points and he collected two assists in their 6-3 loss to Princeton, then scored the overtime winner against Kimberley 53 seconds into the period. Over the two games he was +1 and played an average of 27:06 a game.

 

Tobin Mikkelsen – Spokane Braves

Mikkelsen played a key part in the Braves’ offence as they defeated the 100 Mile House Wranglers 6-3.  Mikkelsen scored a goal and had two assists, including setting up Keegan Stickel’s winner. Mikkelsen was a +2 over two games and played an average of 20:43 a game. 

 

Goalie

Leo den Besten – Fernie Ghostriders

den Besten was the best. The St.Albert, Alta, native posted consecutive shutouts against the Creston Valley Thunder Cats in identical 3-0 wins, saving a total of 61 shots. In both games he was tested heavily in the third period, making 15 and 17 saves respectively.

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