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7888 200th Street
Langley
V2Y 3J4
Tel: 604 455 8832
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BC Titans
Welcome from the President
To all British Columbia Basketball fans,
Welcome to our 2nd year of operations and the official website of the BC Titans! We recently changed our name from the Vancouver Titans to reflect our dedication to developing the game for all BC players and fans to enjoy!!!
Our league, the International Basketball League (“IBL”) has established the best formula for operating a minor league professional basketball team in the Pacific Northwest. Their combined initiatives of games featuring fast paced non-stop action and geographical team clustering results in a formula that creates exciting experiences for the spectator while curtailing expenses to help create a sustainable enterprise. The IBL is entering their 6th year of operations with 18 teams, including teams from the USA, Canada, Japan and China.
Added Value: $24
Description: BC Titans are happy to give Season Ticket cardholders from The Langley Chiefs and other teams two tickets worth $24 for games during the 2010 season.
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Tel: 604-936-GOAL (4625)
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Coquitlam Express
The Express entered the British Columbia Hockey League in 2001 under an ownership group of hockey enthusiasts and led by Vancouver Canuck Alumni Darcy Rota. The first four years in Coquitlam the team produced many players who moved on to NCAA Scholarships and later the NHL including Milan Lucic (Boston Bruins), David Jones (Colorado Avalanche), Brandon Yip (Colorado Avalanche) and Andrew Ladd (Chicago Blackhawks.)
For the 2005/2006 season the Express moved to Burnaby where they won the RBC National Championship. After this season Kyle Turris was drafted 1st round, 3rd overall to the Phoenix Coyotes. To this date, Kyle Turris is the highest drafted Junior A Hockey player in history.
The Express are pleased to be back home in Coquitlam playing out of the newly renovated Poirier Sports & Leisure Complex.
Added Value: N/A
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10388 Nordel Court
Delta
V4G 1J7
Tel: 604 582 1424
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iQuest Personal Training
iQuest is a community of sport performance, fitness and medical experts providing an unprecedented combination of athletic training, fitness, and healthcare services to help you achieve the results you desire.
Whether you are going for a personal best in your sport, struggling with a specific condition or health concern, wish to lose weight in a safe and permanent manner, or would like to optimize your health and well-being, the team at iQuest is here for you! The iQuest Centres are world-class facilities located centrally in Delta B.C. and Kelowna B.C.
Added Value: $30 value
Description: Initial 1hr Personal Training Session for only $29!
Complimentary with Exclusive Coaches Card.
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7888 200th Street
Langley
V2Y 3J4
Tel: 604.455.8851
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Langley Chiefs
The Langley Chiefs Junior A Hockey Club is a proud member of the BCHL. It boasts players from the ages of 16 to 20 who are aspiring to achieve post secondary scholarships. Past players for the Chiefs include Jeff Tambellini and Shawn Horcoff.
Added Value: Two Adult Tickets worth $26
Description: Two tickets to a Langley Chiefs home game at the Langley Events Centre are available for select Langley Events Centre cardholders.
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7888 200th Street
Langley
V2Y 3J4
Tel: 604 202 9259
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Langley Thunder Jr A Lacrosse
The Langley Thunder Junior A Club, is committed to the development of amateur lacrosse. Its tradition Dates back to 1988 ensuring that the thousands of youth in the South Fraser (Surrey to
Chilliwack) region have the opportunity to play lacrosse at the Intermediate and Junior A level in British Columbia.
Added Value: $20
Description: The Langley Thunder Jr A are pleased to give Season Ticket cardholders of all teams at the Langley Events Centre two complimentary tickets for the 2010 season worth $20.
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Tel: 250.280.2439
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Merritt Centennials
The Merritt Centennials are a Tier II Junior "A" hockey team based in beautiful Merritt, British Columbia. The Centennials are members of the Interior Conference of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL).
The BCHL offers hockey players a chance to enhance their skills while also providing exposure to US college, CIS, NHL, and major junior scouts.
The Merritt Centennials franchise was founded in Kamloops in 1961 and moved to White Rock in 1973 when the WCHL's Vancouver Nats moved to Kamloops and became the Chiefs. The Centennials settled in Merritt midway through the 1973-74 season.
The Cents have once finished with the best record in the BCHL, and have qualified for the playoffs in twelve of the last thirteen seasons. The franchise won the Mowat Cup and Doyle Cup in 1978.
The Centennials are the longest continuously run franchise in the BCHL. and eleven former players have gone on to play in the National Hockey League.
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