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Adults - $9.00
Youth 13 and up
- Free if wearing local minor hockey jersey
Students & Seniors - $6.00
Seasons tickets - call 705-717-9771
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Please check schedule here.
If you are interested in being apart of the Cooks Bay Canucks Booster Club please contact Harold O’Neil at 705.734.2856 Or via e-mail at hcomdoc@hotmail.com
2007-2008
Inaugural Season
Innisfil Ontario
Schedule Update!!!
Our game will be played at the
Innisfil Rec Centre.
Puck drop is 8:30pm
Come out and watch us play the Norwood Vipers.
Our new 2007-2008 season schedule is now online, click here
CANUCKS IN THE NEWS!
Canucks win uninspired game
Author: Matt Fleming
Orillia Packet & Times
Date: Jan 14, 2008
The Simcoe County Canucks defeated the Marmora Lakers 6-3 in senior hockey action last night at the Coldwater and District Community Centre to claim their third straight victory.
Coach John Souilliere was less than impressed with his team's performance, despite the victory. Marmora has won just one game this season.
"We were initially flat coming out of the gates," said Souilliere. "We played down to their level. We took a few too many liberties with the puck and gave them the opportunity to stay in the hockey game."
Senior hockey's stay a short one; Canucks win in Coldwater debut; announcement on club expected soon
Author: Matt Fleming
Orillia Packet & Times
Date: Jan 8, 2008
The Simcoe County Canucks beat the Whitby Dunlops 9-6 on Sunday at the Coldwater and District Community Centre in what their coach called the team's biggest win of the season.
However, despite a convincing victory in front of 200 spectators, the senior hockey team's return to the Orillia area may be short-lived.
After falling behind 2-0, the Canucks scored five unanswered goals and never looked back.
CANUCKS IN THE NEWS!
Dutch Canuck still has eye on puck
Author: Colleen Winter
Innisfil Journal
Date: Nov 22, 2007
The Cooks Bay Canucks mastered a decisive 10-0 win last Sunday over the Marmora Lakers at Barrie's Allandale Rec Centre, with the Canucks playing a tight, controlled game that left the Lakers few opportunities to score.
“Everyone understands the game of hockey at this level,” said right-winger Aaron VanLeusen, who had a hand in half of the evening's goals with two goals and three assists. “It definitely helps playing with players of this calibre and this experience.”
Experience and skill are attributes the 26-year-old Barrie native has in abundance. At Sunday's game he shone amongst the other players and seemed to be at the centre of every play.
Captain Canuck on fire
Author: Colleen Winter
Innisfil Journal
Date: Nov 13, 2007
Kevin Shoebridge, the 25-year-old Captain of the Cooks Bay Canucks expansion team, is having a good year.
After seven games of the team's fledgling season, he's not only the leading scorer in the league with 12 goals and 10 assists, he's the leading scorer in the country for men's senior hockey.
“I guess the stars are aligning for me,” he said, though he was quick to point out that it isn't just him. “I have to give credit to the guys around me. There are a lot of good hockey players out there and they're giving me good opportunities.”
Come support your Canucks. Season Tickets call Kevin 705-717-9771
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