U13 Tier 3 Provincial Championships - March 19th - 24th, 2022 Trail Memorial Centre Trail, BC - BC Hockey
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U13 Tier 3 Provincial Championships
“Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences”
Proudly Hosted by:
Greater Trail Minor Hockey Association (GTMHA) & U13 Jr. Smokies
March 19th – 24th, 2022
Trail Memorial Centre
Trail, BC
3 | Contact Information
3 | BC Hockey Championship Information
4 | Team Information
5 | Banquet, Coaches/Officials Meeting
5 | Opening & Closing Ceremonies
6 | Schedule
7 | Trail Memorial Centre
8 | Medical Facilities
9 | Team Amenities
9 | Transportation
10 | Accommodations
11 | Restaurants
12 | Recreation
13 | Hockey History
14 | City of Trail
15 | COVID Protocols
16 | Apparel Information
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Trail and surrounding areas along with the Greater
Trail Minor Hockey Association welcome all
participants to the
2022 BC Hockey U13 Tier 3 Championship!
Greater Trail Minor Hockey Association
PO Box 273
Trail BC, V1R 4L5
u13bchockeychampstier3@gmail.com
Committee Members
• Kim Robinson - Committee Chair
• Sarah Christensen - Treasurer
• Additional members: Tina Caputo, Danielle Salvas, Jayme Fowler, Nicole Hicks, Paige Hicks,
Christine Lerose, Marlise Swankhuizen, Jess Peet, Lisa Langille
BC Hockey Representative – June Mackenzie
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Congratulations, your team has made it to the Provincial Championships!
We look forward to seeing you in action. For us to ensure your team is
well represented in any print material, please provide the following
information to:
u13bchockeychampstier3@gmail.com
Official Team Picture: Please ensure it is sent in the highest resolution
jpeg so it is clear in any printed items. Include the names of everyone
in the photo, in the order they appear (back to front & left to right)
Association Logo: Please send an EPS or Illustrator image of your
association logo
Colours: Please indicate your team’s home and away jersey colours
Contact information: Please provide the name, email address, and
home/cell number(s) for your team’s Head Coach and Team Manager.
Sponsor Acknowledgements: If your team is sponsored, please
provide the logo of your sponsor if you wish to have it included on your
team page
Team Roster
Hotel that you have booked with
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Banquet Information:
Where: TBD
When: TBD
Dress: Formal
Team Attendance is mandatory
Coaches & Managers Meeting:
Directly following the opening banquet (if one is decided). Coaches and managers
are asked to attend a MANDATORY meeting to ensure everyone is aware of all
pertinent information.
Where: McIntyre Room – Trail Memorial Centre, 1051 Victoria St., Trail BC
When: March 18th, 2022
Time: 4:00 pm
Officials Meeting:
Following the coaches and managers meeting we will hold a meeting for all
officials.
Where: McIntyre Room – Trail Memorial Centre, 1051 Victoria St., Trail BC
When: March 18th, 2022
Time: 5:00 pm
Opening & Closing Ceremonies:
Opening Ceremonies will take place prior to the first scheduled game on March
19th, 2022 located at the Trail Memorial Centre. More info to come…
Closing Ceremonies will commence on March 23rd, 2022
More info to come…
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*To Be Determined* "Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 6
1051 Victoria Street, Trail BC V1R 3T3
Home of the Trail Smoke Eaters Junior A hockey
team, the Trail Memorial Centre is one of the
finest hockey facilities in the province. Recently
upgraded with all new theatre style seating and
a state-of-the-art four-sided video scoreboard
with full broadcast facilities.
Amenities:
Seating capacity of 2,100 people
Eight hockey dressing rooms
Kids Rink
Sports Hall of Memories
Concessions
McIntyre & Red Floor Room
Gymnasium
Racquet & Squash Court
*Please note there is NO skate sharpening on
premises.
https://trail.ca/en/play/memorial-
centre.aspx#Amenities
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Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital
1200 Hospital Bench
Trail BC V1R 1S1
250-368-3311
24 Hour Emergency Department
http://www.kbrh.ca/
Other Medical Related Stores:
Shoppers Drug Mart – 1305 Cedar Ave, Trail BC, 250-368-3341
Pharmasave – 1280 Cedar Ave, Trail BC, 250-368-3364
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Skate Sharpening & all your Hockey needs:
Gerick Sports: 930 Rossland Ave, Trail BC, 250-364-1661
Canadian Tire: 8238 BC-3B, Trail BC, 250-364-3333 *no skate sharpening
Mallards Source for Sports: 660 18th St., Castlegar BC, 250-365-588
Trail Taxi: 250-921-6921
https://www.trailtaxi.ca/
Cedar Taxi Ltd: 250-521-0511
https://cedartaxi.ca/
West Kootenay Transit offers bus services throughout Trail Area.
Complete schedules and maps are available online or by calling 1-855-
993-3100. Transit passes are also available at City Hall.
https://www.bctransit.com/west-kootenay/home
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Hotel Address Website
Best Western Plus Columbia River 1001 Rossland Ave https://www.bestwesterntrail.com/
Hotel Trail, BC V1R 3N7
250-368-3355
Glenwood Inn and Suites 2769 Glenwood DR https://www.glenwoodinnandsuites.com/
Trail, BC V1R 2S6
250-368-5522
Crown Columbia Hotel 1399 Bay Ave https://www.crowncolumbiahotel.com/
Trail, BC V1R 4A7
250-368-3296
Prestige Mountain Resort 1919 Columbia Ave https://www.prestigehotelsandresorts.com/l
Rossland, BC V0G1Y0 ocations/rossland/overview/
250-362-7375
Sure Stay Hotel by Best Western 1199 BC-3b https://www.surestayrossland.com/
Rossland Rossland, BC V0G 1Y0
250-362-7364
Super 8 by Wyndham 651 18th Street http://super8castlegar.com/
Castlegar, BC V1N 2N1
250-365-2700
Sure Stay Hotel by Best Western 1810 8th Ave https://www.surestaybwcastlegar.com/
Castlegar Castlegar, BC V1N 2Y2
250-365-2128
Sandman Hotel Castlegar 1944 Columbia Ave https://www.sandmanhotels.com/castlegar
Castlegar, BC V1N 2W7
250-365-8444
*Room blocks are under BC Hockey U13 Provincial Championships or GTMHA*
"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 10Restaurants Address Website
Colander Restaurant 1475 Cedar Ave, Trail BC https://colandertrail.ca/
A Trail Tradition 250-364-1816
Arlington Bar & Grill 975 Spokane Street, Trail BC https://www.facebook.com/BigATrailBC
250-368-3711
Trail Beer Refinery 1299 Bay Ave, Trail BC https://trailbeerrefinery.ca/
778-456-2827
Trail Coffee Co 1369 Cedar Ave, Trail BC https://www.trailcoffeecompany.com/#/
(Breakfast/Lunch) 250-368-5770
Columbia Steakhouse & Cocktail 1001 Rossland Ave, Trail BC https://www.bestwesterntrail.com/dining
(Foxy’s) 250-368-3355
Café Michael 8266 Highway 3B, Trail BC https://www.cafemichael.ca/
250-364-2112
Trail offers a variety of fast food restaurants in the area, most within walking distance of
the Trail Memorial Centre.
Subway Panago Pizza
McDonalds Ace of Taste
A&W Caffe Americano
Starbucks (located inside Ferraro Foods) Rustic Crust
https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Restaurants-g181769-Trail_Kootenay_Rockies_British_Columbia.html
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"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences"Trail offer an abundance of outdoor/indoor activities to be enjoyed by the whole
family. We have a rich history that you can’t find in most towns. The Columbia River
Skywalk is one of the longest suspension bridges of its kind in North America at 1000
ft. landing to landing. It spans the Columbia River from Rotary Park in West Trail to
McQuarrie Street in East Trail. There are unless activities to keep one busy while
visiting this hidden gem of the Kootenay’s. Please visit the below link(s) to find an
activity that suits your needs.
Activity Address Website
Columbia River Skywalk 1875 Riverside Ave, Trail BC https://trail.ca/en/inside-city-
hall/ColumbiaRiverSkywalk.aspx
Royal Theatre 1597 Bay Ave, Trail BC https://www.royaltheatretrail.com/
250-364-2114
Trail Museum & Archives 1505 Bay Ave, Trail BC https://trail.ca/en/play/trail-museum-
250-364-0829 archives.aspx
Trail Riverfront Centre 1505 Bay Ave, Trail BC https://trail.ca/en/play/trail-riverfront-
250-364-0821 centre.aspx
Aquatic & Leisure Centre 1875 Columbia Ave, Trail BC https://trail.ca/en/play/aquatic-and-
250-364-0888 leisure-centre.aspx
Glenmerry Bowl Ltd 3110 Highway Dr, Trail BC https://www.glenmerrybowl.com/
250-368-6211
https://trail.ca/en/Play.aspx
"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 12The City of Trail is well known for its hockey tradition, which includes: the
founding of Minor Hockey Week, as well as home to many hockey players
who have moved on to have very successful professional hockey careers.
Check out the Home of Champions monument in downtown Trail
commemorating locals who have proved themselves champions in their field,
including the Trail Smoke Eaters Hockey Club who are remembered for two
world championship wins in 1939 and 1961.
Want to know more about the local history of our Trail Smoke Eaters visit:
http://www.historicsmokeeaters.ca/
"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 13The City of Trail is in the Columbia River Valley of southeastern British
Columbia situated on the banks of the beautiful and mighty Columbia River,
19 km north of the US border. And is home to the Greater Trail Minor Hockey
Association.
The Greater Trail area has a population of just over 18,000 people. We are
sure you will find our city to be very friendly and outgoing. Trail is also known
for its significant Italian community. Before the end of World War II Italian
immigrants were largely responsible for shaping the community’s social and
cultural structure.
The Greater Trail area is also known as the “Home of Champions,” and has
successfully hosted a multitude of provincial, national and international
sporting events over the years.
Some of these include:
2007 World Junior A Hockey Challenge
2006 & 1982 BC Winter Games
1996 BC Summer Games
1995 Senior Babe Ruth Baseball World Series, which was the first time
this international event was hosted outside of the USA
The City of Trail was recently awarded the title “BC’s #1 Sports Town”. This
title was earned for not only producing many athletes, coaches and teams in a
variety of sports who gained success in National and International
competitions, or from the first rate sports facilities that the City has built, but
also from successfully hosting large-scale sporting events.
"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 14The Trail Memorial arena will be continuing to follow all public health guidelines as we
prepare for the week of the 2022 Championship games. Currently, we continue to monitor
information coming from ViaSport. *Updates will be made as COVID continues to change.
GTMHA will have 2 Covid Ambassadors monitoring the door for the duration of each game
ensuring all who enter have valid vaccine passports.
PLAYERS/COACHES
Trail Memorial entrance – Players and Coaching staff may arrive 30 min prior to ice time.
Everyone enters back door parking lot entrance.
There is to be no roaming around the facility. When the ice time is over players may
shower, then must exit the building as quickly as possible of ice time ending.
Masks are mandatory for everyone entering the arena facility. Masks may only be
removed when a player/coach places helmet on, to then go immediately on the ice, or
onto the bench, no walking around facility with helmet on without a mask.
Proof of full vaccination must show covid passport, required for any bench staff when
entering the facilities. NO EXCEPTIONS!
SPECTATORS
Spectators are asked to enter the facility 10 min prior to ice time and leave facility
immediately after ice time/game.
Proof of full vaccination required must show covid passport – NO EXCEPTIONS!
Ages 12 to 17 – Only required to produce proof of full vaccination.
Ages 18 and up – Required to produce proof of full vaccination along with photo id.
Face masks are mandatory, must be worn at all times for anyone aged 5+ when you enter
the facility, exception when consuming food, or drink.
Spectators must always remain seated and avoid congregating. Exceptions will be made for
accessing the washroom facilities, and concession. Must leave facility immediately when
game has been completed.
There will be absolutely no tolerance of abuse of any kind towards the door monitors or
volunteers. Doing so will result in suspension of the parent and possible player.
"Lead, Develop and Promote Positive Lifelong Hockey Experiences" 15U13 TIER 3 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP WEBSTORE
2022 BC Provincial Championship apparel is now available via the below link:
https://u13tier3provincialchampionshipwebstore.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Orders placed by March 6th will be shipped directly to the event for
distribution.
Orders placed after March 6th will be shipped directly to the address of your
choosing once the provincial championship has ended.
Deadline for all purchases is April 30, 2022.
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