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KIJHL teams complete dispersal draft for 2020/21 season

All 17 KIJHL teams participating in the upcoming season had the chance to select Canadian players from the Beaver Valley Nitehawks, 100 Mile House Wranglers, and Spokane Braves.

The Nitehawks and Wranglers voluntarily chose to opt-out of the KIJHL season for various reasons, while the Braves were forced to withdraw due to ongoing travel restrictions between Canada and the United States.

Any Canadian players who completed the previous season with Beaver Valley, 100 Mile House, or Spokane were eligible to be selected by the 17 active teams. The dispersal draft was in reverse order of the 2019/20 regular season standings, giving the Osoyoos Coyotes the first overall selection.

Here’s the full results of the KIJHL Dispersal Draft:

KIJHL Dispersal Draft Results 2020

Bradley Jones
Bradley Jones
Delivering local news and sports in the East Kootenay since April 2016, Bradley now calls Cranbrook home. Born and raised in Airdrie, AB, Bradley graduated from Lethbridge College, and has been a journalist, news anchor and reporter since 2014. Bradley took on local News Director responsibilities when he moved to Cranbrook in 2016. He is now Vista Radio's Kootenay News Director, managing and overseeing all news operations at the company's five regional radio stations in Cranbrook, Creston, Nelson, Castlegar, and Grand Forks.

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