It is #SmileCookie week Sept 13-19 at your local Tim Hortons.
Every #smilecookie counts when it comes to supporting your local charities and community groups. Purchase yours today for $1.00 + tax!
Stop by the Parksville Tim Hortons on Wednesday from 2-4 and Saturday 1-2 to see which of our Generals will be decorating your cookies.
Never want to miss a game? Season passes are now on sale!
Hurry though, only limited quantities are available!
Save up to $60.00 when purchase a season pass
Contact Tara Hannibal 250-619-6409 to purchase and pick up on Sept 18 at the front desk.
Join us Sept 3 & Sept 4 – Exhibition Games
MASKS ARE REQUIRED TO BE WORN AT ALL TIMES
Friday Sept 3 @ 7:00 PM the Gens welcome the Port Alberni Bombers
Saturday Sept 4 @ 7:00 PM the Gens host the Victoria Cougars
Admission $5.00 Children 12 and under Free
Can’t wait to be home in front of all you fans
The Oceanside Generals are looking for billet homes for the upcoming season! Billet families are one of the cornerstones of Junior hockey, and this is your chance to be apart of it! Be a part of the Gens family and make some long lasting relationships with these young men.
We have been a billet family for over 5 years and have made life long friendships with our billet kids. They are a part of our extended family and keep in touch with most of them. It is a great way to give back to a sport that our family has been a part of for so long.
Wood is expected to join the Generals at the upcoming Spring Camp later this month.
: Becky Hannibal
The Oceanside Generals are proud to announce that Forward Nolan Wyatt has committed to the hockey club for the upcoming season.The 2003-born Campbell River product collected 18 points (8G,10A) in 37 games last season with the North Island Silvertips in the BCMML. He also suited up with the Generals in 3 games as an AP and picked up an assist.
The Oceanside Generals fully support the decision made by Hockey Canada and B.C. Hockey today.
Here is a statement from Team President Gerry Bickerton.
“The Oceanside Generals support the difficult but necessary decision today from Hockey Canada to cancel all Hockey Canada sanctioned events due to the ongoing global COVID-19 Pandemic.”
“The safety of our player, staff, volunteers and of course our fans is the most important priority at this time. “We wish to thank our fans, volunteers, and many partners in the Oceanside community for continuing to support the Generals organization. We will continue to communicate updates as they become available to us.”
STATEMENT (March 12, 2020) | Official statement from Hockey Canada and BC Hockey regarding the cancellation of all Hockey Canada-sanctioned activities due to the coronavirus (COVID-19):
🔗https://myemail.constantcontact.com/2020-005-COVID-19–Coro…
Note: Sanctioned events includes all practices and games for all Hockey Canada members and Associations
BREAKING NEWS !
Games 1 and 2 of the North Division Final against the Storm have been postponed.
*Please note that all Oceanside Generals Players and Staff are all currently healthy.*
The following statement is from BC Hockey;
BC Hockey statement from Chief Executive Officer Barry Petrachenko
“The Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League (VIJHL) along with BC Hockey have announced the postponement of the first two (2) games of the playoff series between the Campbell River Storm and Oceanside Generals on Tuesday, March 10 and Friday, March 13, 2020.
At this time, the postponement of the games is precautionary.
With the ongoing international health situation involving COVID-19 (Coronavirus), extra precaution is being administered. Currently no player or staff member on either team has been diagnosed with COVID-19, however several players are self-isolating for influenza-like symptoms on the recommendation of public health officials.
The VIJHL, in consultation with BC Hockey and the Island Health Authority are taking the measures to be extremely cautious in situations with any illnesses. The health and safety of our participants is our priority.
The VIJHL and BC Hockey will communicate any updates to this situation, including the re-scheduled dates of games, when it becomes available.
Currently, no other league playoff games or BC Hockey Championships have been postponed. BC Hockey is working closely with Hockey Canada and the provincial and regional health authorities to monitor all situations daily.”