Justin Sourdif

Justin Sourdif has continuously improved during his rookie, and possibly only, season with the Valley West Hawks. (Submitted photo)

Sourdif shining among Surrey’s hockey talent

‘I think he’s going to play in the NHL,’ says coach

 

Valley West Hawks Arshdeep Bains breaking ankles (figuratively, people) as he dangles around Vancouver NE Chiefs defender Nicholas Yu on Tuesday night at the Langley Events Centre (Trevor Beggs)

PHOTOS: Valley West Hawks stay hot with home ice victory

The BCMML’s best team beat the Vancouver NE Chiefs 6-2 on Tuesday, Nov. 14.

 

Team B.C. gathers for a photo after defeating Team Alberta 4-3 in overtime during the 2017 WHL Cup. (Twitter, @TheWHL)

Team B.C. wins the 2017 WHL Cup

The team features Surrey natives and Valley West Hawks forwards Justin Sourdif and Cameron MacDonald

 

Hawks defenceman and captain Trevor Isaksson has been a steady force on the back-end with multiple injuries to the defence. (Garrett James/Submitted photo)

Valley West Hawks doing just fine without star players

Despite missing two of their best players, the Hawks remain unbeaten

Hawks defenceman and captain Trevor Isaksson has been a steady force on the back-end with multiple injuries to the defence. (Garrett James/Submitted photo)
Cameron McDonald leads the BCMML in goals with five through the first four games of the season. Him and teammate Justin Sourdif were just named to Team B.C. for the 2017 WHL Cup. (Submitted Photo)

Two Valley West Hawks forwards on Team B.C. at 2017 WHL Cup

Justin Sourdif and Cameron MacDonald lead the BCMML in scoring through the first four games

Cameron McDonald leads the BCMML in goals with five through the first four games of the season. Him and teammate Justin Sourdif were just named to Team B.C. for the 2017 WHL Cup. (Submitted Photo)