Kamloops players, Blazers draft picks selected to WHL Cup teams

KAMLOOPS — Two Kamloops players and seven Blazers draft picks have been named to play in the Western Hockey League Cup later this month.

B.C. will field a strong roster for its title defence, including Kamloops players goaltender Kolby Hay and forward Carter Streek.

Hay is a draft pick of the Edmonton Oil Kings —- Streek with the Portland Winterhawks.

The B.C. lineup also includes four of the Blazers bantam drafts — first round picks Mats Lindgren and Connor Levis and fourth round drafts Cameron Johnson and Fraser Minten.

The Blazers also have three of their bantam drafts on Team Saskatchewn — goaltender Dylan Ernst and forwards Vaughn Watterodt and Tye Spencer.

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The WHL Cup is for players in the U-16 age group on teams from the four western provinces.