News - Kimberley Dynamiters

Kris Knoblauch starting a new life in OHL Erie Otters

http://www.ottershockey.com/article/ftorek-relieved-of-duties-as-head-coach-knoblauch-named-as-head-coach

The Kimberley Dynamiters would like to thank Kris for all of his help with the team this year and wish him all the best in his new adventure.

Vopat Resigns From Dynamtiers

The Kimberley Dynamiters are announcing that Coach Roman Vopat, after being asked by the executive to temporarily step back from the Kimberley Dynamiters , has decided to resign permanently. His decision is indeed a sad day in Kimberley Junior hockey history. Roman did a fine job in fulfilling his coaching and General Manager duties during his tenure with the Nitros. We wish him and his family all the best in whatever the future holds and would like to thank him for bringing the Dynamiters back to being one of the top teams in the KIJHL.

Fans Can Still Get Their Hockey Fix in Spite of the Lockout

Newspaper Article September 20, 2012

Nitros Edge Out Rockies in OT with 4-3 Win

Newspaper Article September 18, 2012

Nitros Split Opening Weekend with Creston

Newspaper Article September 17, 2012

Dynamiters Training Camp Wraps Up

Newspaper Article September 4, 2012

Players Shake off Rust at Nitro Camp

Newspaper Article July 30, 2012

Kris Knoblauch joins our staff

It is with pleasure we get to announce that Kris
Knoblauch has joined our coaching staff as an assistanct coach to head coach Roman Vopat. Kris will be working along side with the other assitant coaches Jordan Foreman and Todd White.
Kris began his WHL career in 1995 playing for Red Deer Rebels, Edmonton Ice, Kootenay Ice & Lethbridge Hurricanes. Then in the CWUAA he played for the University of Alberta for 5 season and in his last year of playing hockey played in the CHL for the Austin Ice Bats.
In 2006 Kris started his coaching career as an assistant coach with the Prince Albert Raidors, then the following 4 season was with the Kootenay Ice as assistant coach for 2 seasons then as a head coach for 2 seasons, in which the Kootenay Ice won the WHL Championship.
Welcome to the team Kris!!!

Congratulations to Tristan Pagura

Kimberley resident Tristan was drafted 158th over all in the WHL Bantam drafted Thurseday afternoon by the Kelowna Rockets. Tristan had a great hockey season playing for the Cranbrook AA Bantam Ice of the SCAHL. Playing in 31 games Tristan tallied 21 goals and 16 assists for 37 points in the regular season and adding 8 points in 11 playoff games. Tristan will be heading to Kelowna in August for the Rockets training camp.

Former Dynamiters Shawn Jacklin, Matt Foster & Brendan Lamb Win ACAC Hockey Championship in Alberta

They play for the Augustana Vikings, last time the Augustan Vikings won the Championship was 36 years ago. Way to go boys.