Courtesy: Langley Events Centre The Township of Langley and the Langley Events Centre are proud to announce the Coquitlam Adanacs are the 2016 Minto Cup Champions. The Deciding Game 5 was another low scoring affair with just four goals in the first two periods combined. The Adanacs would draw first blood in the third period on a goal by Captain Tyler Pace. The Northmen would follow suit and add two markers to lead the game 4-3. Coquitlam answered back with two goals of their own. With less than

There will be a Game 5! The Orangeville Northmen made it clear from the opening buzzer that they were not going to rollover after a bit of adversity. Orangeville took control of the game in the second scoring three straight goals which gave them a 4-2 lead after two periods. The crowd was a big factor for the Coquitlam Adanacs, but Head Coach Pat Coyle says his teams needs to energize the crowd and they did not do that in the middle frame, “in the second we didn’t really have the intensity.

The opening buzzer was still echoing when sniper Adam Charalambides scored in the opening minute. This initiated what would be the most offensive game in the 2016 Minto Cup Finals. The Coquitlam Adanacs were led by Jean-Luc Chetner who had two goals and five assists while Adam Charalambides scored four goals and two assists for the Orangeville Northmen. After the first period was done both teams were tied at 4-4, while Coquitlam owned the second period scoring the only three goals. In the final

Game 2 of the Minto Cup Finals started similarly to Game 1 except this game opened with four goals in the first and continued to add ten more in the final frames. The Orangeville Northmen looked like the more determined team from the opening whistle. Adanacs’ Assistant Coach Creighton Reid echoed a similar sentiment, “I think they came out and they were ready to play and won a lot of looseballs and a lot of stuff that we were winning last game. Those kill, when the offensive team gets a loos