The Kimberley Dynamiters held there annual general meeting on Wednesday July 23.
President James Leroux, who chaired the meeting, said in his report that he was overall, excited and pleased with the season.
He highlighted the teams success from winning the league in the regular season, winning the KIJHL title in the playoffs, and then winning bronze at the Cyclone Taylor Cup.
He concluded his remarks by saying how happy he is with the coaching staff and players.
Treasurer Troy Pollock reported that the team lost money during the season, approximately $17,000. However, he and President Leroux, did not express concern about the loss due to the ability to account for the extra costs accumulated and provided examples of the dressing room upgrades, and expanded affiliate roster during the playoffs.
Pollock said that it was a good season financially as the team had an income of about $512,000.
During the election of officers, many roles and positions stayed the same. Chris Hall is no longer a director, and in his place is Adam Perrins. Mark Anderson was also named as a co-vice president.
The board executive is: Leroux, president; Glen Johnston, vice-president; Anderson, vice-president; Karrie Hall, secretary; Pollock, treasurer; Al Rice, co-treasurer. The directors at large are: Tasha Johnston, Chad Koran, Jodi L'Heuruex, Scott Cameron, Robyn Wardle, Amber Anderson, and Nancy Sebolsky.
The team then assigned coordinators and roles for the different responsibilities of having the team function on and off the ice.
The board is looking forward to the 2018-19 season as cross-over games are expected to return.
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