Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League

Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League

Junior B
Sport Box lacrosse
Founded 2000
No. of teams 5
Country  Canada
Headquarters Kelowna, British Columbia
Most recent champion(s) Kamloops Venom (2015)

The Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League (TOJLL) is a Junior B box lacrosse league sanctioned by the British Columbia Lacrosse Association in British Columbia, Canada.

History

Founded by Dan Wray in 2000[1] to provide a quality lacrosse environment for players aged 16 to 20. Wray first launched the concept of organized lacrosse for players in Grades 11 and 12 with an intermediate league in the Interior for three years in the late 1990s. With a large and talented crop of 1983-born talent coming out of the midget ranks, Wray felt the time was right to launch a junior B circuit for players in the valley. The Rutland Raiders defeated the North Okanagan Tigers in the final series to claim the inaugural TOJLL Championship.

The Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League's 2001 season was a fifteen-game regular season. The South Okanagan Flames were forced to forfeit three games due to ineligible player rules. The playoffs were a best-of-three semifinals and a best-of-five finals. The league had six teams: Kamloops Rattlers, Kelowna Braves, Kelowna Dragons, North Okanagan Tigers, Rutland Raiders and South Okanagan Flames.

For the 2002 season, the TOJLL allowed the Prince George Posse into the league, as an exhibition team, for the eighteen-game regular season. Note: The Posse went on to a perfect (18-0-01) season.

The TOJLL expanded for the 2003 season with the inclusion of the Armstrong Shamrocks. The Kelowna Braves had to forfeit seven games due to ineligible player rules. The North Okanagan Tigers, now renamed the Vernon Tigers, represented the TOJLL in the Provincials, losing to the Prince George Posse, 9-7, in the Gold Medal game.[2]

In 2004, the TOJLL hosted the Provincials which meant that two teams from the TOJLL would play in the tournament. Those teams were the Vernon Tigers (0-4 in the Provincial round robin), as host, and the Kamloops Rattlers (1-3 in the Provincial round robin) as 2004 TOJLL Champions. The Rattlers went on to play the Peninsula Falcons (2-1-1) for the Bronze Medal, winning 6-5.[3]

The TOJLL was represented by the league champions, Kamloops Rattlers, at the 2005 Provincials. They Rattlers came away with a silver medal, losing the final, 16-15, to the Westshore Bears.[4]

Prior to the start of the TOJLL 2006 season the Kelowna Braves and Kelowna Dragons amalgamated to form the Kelowna Warriors. The league initiated a pre-season schedule by including the Annual Archie Jack Memorial Ice Breaker Tournament, which is played in Armstrong, British Columbia. With the loss of one team, the league reverted to a fifteen-game regular season. The playoff format was changed to that of a (best-of-three) quarterfinals, semifinals and a (best-of-five) finals, the top two teams, of the regular season, got a first round playoff bye.[5]

The TOJLL saw no major changes, in 2007, maintaining the same set-up as in 2006.[6]

The Kamloops Venom became a new member of the TOJLL for the 2008 season. The TOJLL also welcomed the newly formed West Kootenay Wolf Pack to the league, as an exhibition team, for the now fourteen game regular season.[7]

The Vernon Tigers won the league championship in 2009 and won a Silver Medal at the Provincials.[8]

In 2010, the Kamloops Venom won the TOJLL Championship, a Provincial Gold Medal (a first for the league) and a Bronze Medal at the Founders Cup.[9] The South Okanagan Flames have the dubious honor of being the first team to go winless in a season.

Prior to the start of the fifteen game, 2011 TOJLL regular season, the Kelowna Warriors and Rutland Raiders merged to become the Kelowna Raiders.

The TOJLL 2012 season was played without the Kamloops Rattlers as they had ceased operations.[10] The remaining teams played an abbreviated schedule due to a league controversy concerning the players of the Rattlers. That issue was resolved by the BCLA... "I am writing to inform you that at an emergency meeting of the Senior Directorate, the 11-member panel voted to uphold point 5.06 in the BCLA Senior Operating Policy," wrote Christine Pollock, BCLA's senior directorate chair, in a ruling. "This allows for any junior age player residing in Kamloops to play for the Kamloops Venom, currently the only junior B team in Kamloops registered with the BCLA."[11] The league changed the playoff format to that of semifinals and finals, both a best-of-five series.

The TOJLL was represented by, league champions, the Vernon Tigers in the 2013 Provincial Tournament. The Tigers went 0-3 in round-robin play, then lost the Bronze Medal Game, 13-9, to the Delta Islanders.[12] The TOJLL regular season was increased to sixteen games.

The Provincial championships waw hosted by the Vernon Tigers in 2014. The Delta Islanders won the final defeating Vernon, 14-7.[13]

In 2015, for the first time in the history of the TOJLL, a team, the Vernon Tigers, had a perfect regular season (16-0-0).[14]

Current teams

Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Member Teams Centre Est. Arena
Armstrong Shamrocks Armstrong 2003 Nor Val Sports Centre
Kamloops Venom Kamloops 2008 Kamloops Memorial Arena
Kelowna Raiders Kelowna 2011 Kelowna Memorial Arena
South Okanagan Flames Penticton 2000 Penticton Memorial Arena
Vernon Tigers Vernon 2000 Kal Tire Place

Records by season

2000 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
North Okanagan Tigers 14 12 2 0 24 Lost Finals
Kelowna Braves 14 7 6 1 15
Kelowna Dragons 15 6 7 2 14
Rutland Raiders 15 6 8 1 13* Champions
Kamloops Rattlers 15 6 8 1 13
South Okanagan Flames 15 2 12 1 5

Note: * lost points due to ineligible player

2001 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Rutland Raiders 15 12 1 2 26 Champions
Kamloops Rattlers 15 8 5 2 18 Lost Semifinals
North Okanagan Tigers 15 8 6 1 17 Lost Finals
Kelowna Braves 15 7 5 3 17 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Dragons 15 4 9 2 10 DNQ
South Okanagan Flames 15 1 14* 0 2 DNQ

Note: * - forfeited 3 games

2002 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
North Okanagan Tigers 18 15 3 0 30 Champions
Rutland Raiders 18 11 7 0 22 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Dragons 18 8 9 1 17 Lost Finals
Kamloops Rattlers 18 5 11 2 12 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Braves 18 3 14 1 7 DNQ
South Okanagan Flames 18 1 17 0 2 DNQ

Note: - Prince George Posse played the 18-game schedule as an exhibition team, finishing a perfect 18-0-0.

2003 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Vernon Tigers 18 16 2 0 37 Champions
Kelowna Dragons 18 12 4 2 26 Lost Finals
Rutland Raiders 18 11 6 1 23 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Rattlers 18 6 11 1 15 Lost Semifinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 18 5 12 1 15 DNQ
South Okanagan Flames 18 1 16 1 6 DNQ
Kelowna Braves 18 9# 9 0 4 DNQ

Note: * - forfeited 7 games

2004 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Rutland Raiders 18 15 2 1 31 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 18 14 3 1 29 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Rattlers 18 13 5 0 26 Champions
Kelowna Dragons 18 9 8 1 19 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Braves 18 4 14 0 11 DNQ
Armstrong Shamrocks 18 3 14 1 7 DNQ
South Okanagan Flames 18 2 14 2 6 DNQ
2005 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Rattlers 18 15 2 1 31 Champions
Rutland Raiders 18 14 4 0 28 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 18 10 7 1 21 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 18 8 10 0 16 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Dragons 18 6 10 2 14 DNQ
Armstrong Shamrocks 18 6 11 1 13 DNQ
Kelowna Braves 18 1 16 1 3 DNQ
2006 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Rattlers 15 13 1 1 27 Champions
Rutland Raiders 15 10 3 2 22 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 15 8 4 3 19 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 4 10 0 8 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Warriors 14 2 9 3 7 Lost Quarterfinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 15 1 11 3 5 Lost Quarterfinals
2007 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Rattlers 15 12 3 0 24 Champions
Rutland Raiders 15 9 5 1 19 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 15 8 5 2 18 Lost Semifinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 14 5 8 2 12 Lost Quarterfinals
Kelowna Warriors 14 5 9 0 10 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 15 2 12 1 5 Lost Quarterfinals
2008 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Rattlers 14 11 2 1 23 Champions
Rutland Raiders 14 9 2 3 21 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Warriors 14 10 4 0 20 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 14 6 6 2 14 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Venom 14 4 7 3 11 Lost Quarterfinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 2 11 1 5 Lost Quarterfinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 14 2 12 0 4 Did not qualify

Note: - West Kootenay Wolfpack was an exhibition team that played several TOJLL teams. The Wolfpack lost all their games.

2009 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kelowna Warriors 14 8 3 3 19 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 8 3 3 19 Lost Semifinals
Vernon Tigers 14 8 4 2 18 Champions
Kamloops Rattlers 14 7 4 3 17 Lost Quarterfinals
Kamloops Venom 14 6 6 2 14 Lost Finals
Rutland Raiders 14 4 9 1 9 Lost Quarterfinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 14 1 13 0 2 Did Not Qualify
2010 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Vernon Tigers 14 12 1 1 25 Lost Finals
Kamloops Venom 14 11 2 1 23 Champions
Kelowna Warriors 14 8 3 3 19 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Rattlers 14 6 8 0 12 Lost Semifinals
Armstrong Shamrocks 14 4 9 1 9 Lost Quarterfinals
Rutland Raiders 14 3 9 2 8 Lost Quarterfinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 0 12 2 2 Did Not Qualify
2011 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kelowna Raiders 15 13 2 0 26 Champions
Armstrong Shamrocks 15 8 5 1 18 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Venom 15 7 7 1 15 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 15 6 8 1 13 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 5 10 0 10 Lost Quarterfinals
Kamloops Rattlers 14 4 11 0 8 Lost Quarterfinals
2012 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W L T Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Venom 12 13 1 1 27 Champions
Vernon Tigers 15 8 6 2 18 Lost Finals
Armstrong Shamrocks 13 6 8 2 14 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 14 5 10 0 10 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Raiders 14 4 10 0 9 Did Not Qualify
2013 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W T L Pts Playoffs
Kelowna Raiders 16 12 1 3 25 Lost Semifinals
Vernon Tigers 16 12 1 3 25 Champions
Armstrong Shamrocks 16 4 3 9 11 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Venom 16 5 1 10 11 Lost Finals
South Okanagan Flames 16 3 2 11 8 Did Not Qualify
2014 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W T L Pts Playoffs
Kamloops Venom 16 14 1 1 29 Lost Finals
Vernon Tigers 16 13 1 2 27 Champions
Armstrong Shamrocks 16 6 0 10 12 Lost Semifinals
South Okanagan Flames 16 4 0 10 11 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Raiders 16 2 0 14 4 Did Not Qualify
2015 Thompson Okanagan Junior Lacrosse League
Team GP W T L Pts Playoffs
Vernon Tigers 16 16 0 0 32 Lost Finals
South Okanagan Flames 16 10 0 6 20 Lost Semifinals
Kamloops Venom 16 7 1 8 15 Won Finals
Armstrong Shamrocks 16 6 0 10 10 Lost Semifinals
Kelowna Raiders 16 1 1 14 3 Did Not Qualify

Playoff recaps

2001: Rutland Raiders defeated the Kelowna Braves in the semi-finals, two games to zero. The Raiders met the North Okanagan Tigers in the final and defeated them three games to two. The Tigers beat the Kamloops Rattlers two games to zero in the other semi-final. [15]

2002: North Okanagan Tigers defeated the Kamloops Rattlers in the semi-finals, in two games. The Tigers then met up with the Kelowna Dragons in the final. The Dragons defeated the Rutland Raiders in a very close two game sweep, in the semi-final. The North Okanagan Tigers defeated the Kelowna Dragons in three games to claim the League Championship.[16]

2003: Vernon Tigers became champions for the second time by defeating the Kelowna Dragons in the championship final by a three-game sweep. The Tigers defeated the Kamloops Rattlers 2-0 in the semi-final. In the other semi-final, the Kelowna Dragons defeated the Rutland Raiders 2-1, in a best-of-three.[17]

2004: Kamloops Rattlers defeated the Rutland Raiders three games to two, to claim the championship. They eliminated the Vernon Tigers in a semi-final match-up, two games to one. To get to the final, the Rutland Raiders defeated the Kelowna Dragons in a two game sweep.[18]

2005: Kamloops Rattlers would become the second team to win back-to-back championships. The Rattlers earned a championship final playoff berth by defeating the South Okanagan Flames in a two-game sweep. The other finals berth was earned by the Rutland Raiders, who defeated the Vernon Tigers in their semifinals series, 2-0. The Rattlers completely demolished the Raiders in that final series, winning in a three game sweep, with a combined score of 47-18.[19]

2006: The 2006 season playoffs would prove to be unique for the league as the Kamloops Rattlers would win a third consecutive League Championship. In the playoff quarter-finals best-of-three, the Vernon Tigers defeated the Armstrong Shamrocks and the Kelowna Warriors defeated the South Okanagan Flames in two-game sweeps. For the semi-finals, the Kamloops Rattlers defeated the Kelowna Warriors in two games. In the other semi-final, the Rutland Raiders won the first game against the Vernon Tigers 11-6. The Tigers would win the second game, 11-8, but had to forfeit due to an ineligible player ruling. The 2006 TOJLL Championship final series between the Kamloops Rattlers and Rutland Raiders would go the distance, best-of-five, and the Rattlers prevailed.[20] In the Provincials, the Kamloops Rattlers garnered a Bronze Medal for the TOJLL, with a 10-8 win over the Westshore Bears.[21]

2007: The format was the same as the previous season, as was the result on the floor. For an unprecedented fourth time, the Kamloops Rattlers emerged as league champions. The Rattlers defeated the Kelowna Warriors in semi-final action, 2-0 and the Rutland Raiders in the finals, 3-0. In the other playoff series, the Vernon Tigers defeated the South Okanagan Flames, 2-0 and then lost to the Raiders, 0-2. The Armstrong Shamrocks lost to the Kelowna Warriors, 2-1. The Shamrocks and Warriors only played fourteen regular season games, as a game that had to be cancelled earlier in the season was never played.[22] The Kamloops Rattlers hosted the Founders Cup, going 3-1 in pool A. For the playdowns the Rattlers lost to Calgary Mountaineers, won against the Sherwood Park but, still failing to make the medal round.

2008: The 2008 league champions, the Kamloops Rattlers, earned a Silver Medal at the Provincials. In round robin play the Venom went 3-1, which secured second place. In the Provincial Gold Medal game against the Coquitlam Adanacs, the score was 8-4.[23] The Rattlers finished first overall, in league play, and along with the Rutland Raiders received a first-round playoff bye. In the second round, the Rattlers met up with the Vernon Tigers, and defeated them two games to one. Previously the Tigers defeated the Kamloops Venom two games to one in a quarterfinal match-up. The Raiders, meanwhile, faced the Kelowna Warriors with the Warriors pulling off an upset come-from-behind series win, two games to one. The Warriors advanced from the first round and defeated the South Okanagan Flames in two games. For their fifth consecutive TOJLL Championship, the Kamloops Rattlers defeated the Kelowna Warriors in a three game sweep.[24]

2009: Vernon Tigers, garnered a Silver Medal at the Provincials. In round robin play, their record was three wins with one loss, which secured second place. In the Gold Medal game against the Port Moody Thunder the score ended up nine to five.[25] The Tigers placed third in league play and in the league final, against the Kamloops Venom, and won three games to two. The Tigers were down in the series two games to none. Vernon reached the final by having previously defeated the Rutland Raiders in the Quarter Finalsand the South Okanagan Flames in the Semi Finals both in two game sweeps. Kamloops earned their trip to the league final by sweeping their crosstown rival Kamloops Ratters in quarter final action,2-0 and the Kelowna Warriors in the semi finals, 2-1. The Kelowna Warriors and the South Okanagan Flames received a first-round playoff bye for being ranked first and second, respectively, in regular season play.[26]

2010: Kamloops Venom won the league's first Provincial Championship with a 6-4 win over the Westshore Bears (PNWJLL). During the provincial round-robin, the Venom went two wins with one loss, good for first place, to earn entry into the Gold Medal game.[27] The Venom entered the Provincials by defeating the first place Vernon Tigers three games to one, for the TOJLL Championship. The Venom had previously defeated the Kelowna Warriors in a semi final series, two game to zero. In the other semi final it was the Tigers over the Kamloops Ratters, two games to none. The Warriors defeat the Rutland Raiders in two games in the quarter finals, and the Rattlers beat the Armstrong Shamrocks in two games.[28] After game four, which the Venom won 5-4 in overtime, the Vernon Tigers submitted a formal protest to the BCLA, citing an ineligible player on the Venoms roster. The BCLA ruled in favor of the Tigers, giving them the win for game four and scheduling a game five. The TOJLL Commissioner then protested the BCLAs ruling, stating that he gave the Venom permission to use this player (the Rattlers' starting goalie) only in an emergency situation. His protest was denied. The Venom submitted an official protest on the BCLA ruling, and a decision was handed down just hours prior to the start of game five, in favor of the Kamloops Venom. The Venom went on to the Founders Cup earning a Bronze Medal.

2011: Kelowna Raiders garnered a silver medal at the Provincials. The Raiders record in the round-robin was 2-1, losing only to the Port Moody Thunder, but earning a spot in the Finals. The Raiders would once again meet Port Moody in the final, lossing by a score of 15-8.[29] In the TOJLL playoffs the Kamloops Venom and the Kamloops Rattlers squared off in a quarter final best-of-three match, with the Venom defeating the Rattlers 2-0. In the other quarter final it was the Vernon Tigers squeeking by the South Okanagan Flames 2-0. Semi Final action saw the Tigers take on the Raiders lossing the best-of-five, 3-0 and the Venom defeat the Armstrong Shamrocks by the same 3-0. The Finals went the distance as the Raiders got past the Venom 3-2.[30]

2012: The TOJLL playoffs were capped with a provincial championship as the Kamloops Venom garnered the leagues second title. The Venom went 3-0 in the preliminary rounds, thus earning a bye to the final, defeated the Delta Islanders 6-3 in the Gold Medal Game.[31] The Kamloops Venom soundly defeated the South Okanagan Flames in the first two games of the best-of-five TOJLL semi-finals by scores of 14-7 and 16-5. South Ok. being short players during the playoffs forfeited game three, giving the Venom the series. In the other series it was the Vernon Tigers defeating the Armstrong Shamrocks in four games. The TOJLL final would also only go to four games as the Kamloops Venom defeated the Vernon Tigers.[32] The Kamloops Venom went winless at the Founders Cup ending with a record of 0-4.

2013: The Vernon Tigers defeated the Armstrong Shamrocks in the best-of-five semi-finals, 3-0. In the other series, it was the Kamloops Venom upsetting the Kelowna Raiders in four games. The TOJLL final would also go to four games as the Vernon Tigers defeated the Kamloops Venom. In the BC Junior B Provincials the Vernon Tigers failed to win a single game. The Tigers lost to the Saanich Tigers (PNWJLL) 21-15, Delta Islanders (WCJLL) 13-2 and the WCJLL hosts, Burnaby Lakers, 11-9, during round-robin play. The Bronze Medal Game featured the third place Delta Islanders versus the fourth place Vernon Tigers, which the Islanders won 13-9.[33]

2014: The first place Kamloops Venom defeated the South Okanagan Flames, three games to zero. The third game was not played as South Ok defaulted. In the other semi-final it was second place Vernon Tigers over powering the Amrstrong Shamrocks in three straight. The Tigers would defeat the Venom, four games to one, in the league final. The Tigers hosting the Provincials meet the Delta Islanders (WCJLL) in the final for the Gold Medal, losing 14-7. The Bronze Medal was won by the Kamloops Venom who defeated the Saanich Tigers (PNWJLL), 15-14.[34]

2015: In the semifinals the first place Vernon Tigers swept fourth place Armstrong Shamrocks in a best-of-five series. South Okanagan Flames were defeated in five games to third place finisher Kamloops Venom. The TOJLL championship final series (best-of-five), between the Tigers and Venom, was won by Kamloops (3-2).[35] The Venom went 1-2, in the round-robin portion of the Junior B Provincials tournament. In the Bronze medal game, hosts, the Westshore Bears defeated the Venom, 25-13.

Champions

Season Champion Runner-up Result BC Provincials Result
2000 Rutland Raiders North Okanagan Tigers
2001 Rutland Raiders North Okanagan Tigers 3-2 (best-of 5)
2002 North Okanagan Tigers Kelowna Dragons 3-0 (best-of 5)
2003 Vernon Tigers Kelowna Dragons 3-0 (best-of 5) Vernon Tigers (Silver)
2004 Kamloops Rattlers Rutland Raiders 3-2 (best-of 5) Vernon Tigers (5th), Kamloops Rattlers (Bronze)
2005 Kamloops Rattlers Rutland Raiders 3-0 (best-of 5) Kamloops Rattlers (Silver)
2006 Kamloops Rattlers Rutland Raiders 3-2 (best-of 5) Kamloops Rattlers (Bronze)
2007 Kamloops Rattlers Rutland Raiders 3-0 (best-of 5) Kamloops Rattlers (Bronze), Rutland Raiders (Silver)
2008 Kamloops Rattlers Kelowna Warriors 3-0 (best-of 5) Kamloops Rattlers (Silver)
2009 Vernon Tigers Kamloops Venom 3-2 (best-of 5) Vernon Tigers (Silver)
2010 Kamloops Venom Vernon Tigers 3-1 (best-of 5) Kamloops Venom (Gold)
2011 Kelowna Raiders Kamloops Venom 3-2 (best-of 5) Kamloops Venom (Bronze), Kelowna Raiders (Silver)
2012 Kamloops Venom Vernon Tigers 3-1 (best-of 5) Kamloops Venom (Gold)
2013 Vernon Tigers Kamloops Venom 3-1 (best-of 5) Vernon Tigers (4th)
2014 Vernon Tigers Kamloops Venom 3-1 (best-of 5) Vernon Tigers (Silver), Kamloops Venom (Bronze)
2015 Kamloops Venom Vernon Tigers 3-2 (best-of 5) Kamloops Venom (4th)

Former member teams

Kamloops Rattlers (2000-2011) - folded
Kelowna Braves: (2000-2005) - merged with Kelowna Dragons; formed the Kelowna Warriors
Kelowna Dragons (2000-2005) - merged with Kelowna Braves; formed the Kelowna Warriors
Kelowna Warriors (2006-2010) - merged with Rutland Raiders, formed the Kelowna Raiders
Rutland Raiders (2000-2010) - merged with Kelowna Warriors, formed the Kelowna Raiders

References

  1. ↑ "Junior lacrosse alive and well in Okanagan". Kelowna Capital News. 24 April 2013.
  2. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2003/2003provincials.pdf
  3. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2004/2004provincials.pdf
  4. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2005/2005provincials.pdf
  5. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2006/2006tojllseason.pdf
  6. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2006/2006tojllseason.pdf
  7. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2008/2008tojllseason.pdf
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  9. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2010/2010provincials.pdf
  10. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2012/2012tojllseason.pdf
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  13. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2014/2014provincials.pdf
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  15. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2001/2001tojllseason.pdf
  16. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2002/2002tojllseason.pdf
  17. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2003/2003tojllseason.pdf
  18. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2004/2004tojllseason.pdf
  19. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2005/2005tojllseason.pdf
  20. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2006/2006tojllseason.pdf
  21. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2006/2006provincials.pdf
  22. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2007/2007tojllseason.pdf
  23. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2008/2008provincials.pdf
  24. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2008/2008tojllseason.pdf
  25. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2009/2009provincials.pdf
  26. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2009/2009tojllseason.pdf
  27. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2010/2010provincials.pdf
  28. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2010/2010tojllseason.pdf
  29. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2011/2011provincials.pdf
  30. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2011/2011tojllseason.pdf
  31. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2012/2012provincials.pdf
  32. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2012/2012tojllseason.pdf
  33. ↑ http://wcjll.teamopolis.com/league/division_info.aspx?SeasonID=9715&DivisionID=18207&DisplayType=2&EventTypeID=63549
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  35. ↑ http://www.vernontigers.ca/arc/2015/TOJLL2015.pdf

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