The West Kelowna Warriors made their third trade of the off season yesterday, and second involving a team from the Alberta Junior Hockey League. This time the deal sees the Warriors send a player east as opposed to last month when West Kelowna acquired Taylor Graham from the Fort McMurray Oil Barons.
West-K moves 19-year-old defenseman Dustin Cave to the Calgary Mustangs in exchange for future considerations.
To Calgary:
D Dustin Cave (94) To West Kelowna:
Future Considerations
Here's the release from the Warriors:
The West Kelowna Warriors have traded defenseman Dustin Cave (94) to the Calgary Mustangs (AJHL) for future considerations.
At 5’11, and 203 pounds, Cave played a hard-nosed style of defense. Over 2 years he accumulated 108 games played, 1 goal, and 15 assists.
The Tappen, BC native was traded from the Salmon Arm Silverbacks in 2011, and is a player the organization won’t easily forget.
“Dustin is a great all around person,” says Warriors Head Coach/GM Rylan Ferster. “He represented the program with class 100 percent of the time. His work in the community was amongst the best I had ever been a part of. We want to thank him for his contributions to the program, and wish him well with his new team.”
“Caver”, as fans knew him, was a favorite amongst the youth in the community for all his hard work at local Schools, and especially with the Okanagan Boys & Girls Club.
Dustin spearheaded a program called “Caver’z Kidz”. Each Tuesday he played floor hockey with a group of kids at the local Boys & Girls Club. At every game kids from the club were invited to sit in the Caver’z Kidz zone, and were treated with treats, special t-shirt’s, and get to meet Dustin post-game.
Not only did Dustin find sponsorship of season tickets for all of his Caver’z Kidz, he also raised $1000 for the Okanagan Boys & Girls Club throughout the year.
At 5’11, and 203 pounds, Cave played a hard-nosed style of defense. Over 2 years he accumulated 108 games played, 1 goal, and 15 assists.
The Tappen, BC native was traded from the Salmon Arm Silverbacks in 2011, and is a player the organization won’t easily forget.
“Dustin is a great all around person,” says Warriors Head Coach/GM Rylan Ferster. “He represented the program with class 100 percent of the time. His work in the community was amongst the best I had ever been a part of. We want to thank him for his contributions to the program, and wish him well with his new team.”
“Caver”, as fans knew him, was a favorite amongst the youth in the community for all his hard work at local Schools, and especially with the Okanagan Boys & Girls Club.
Dustin spearheaded a program called “Caver’z Kidz”. Each Tuesday he played floor hockey with a group of kids at the local Boys & Girls Club. At every game kids from the club were invited to sit in the Caver’z Kidz zone, and were treated with treats, special t-shirt’s, and get to meet Dustin post-game.
Not only did Dustin find sponsorship of season tickets for all of his Caver’z Kidz, he also raised $1000 for the Okanagan Boys & Girls Club throughout the year.
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