Blazers send players home to wait out COVID-19
KAMLOOPS — It’s only been four days since the WHL suspended the season due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Amid the ever-evolving storylines surrounding the virus, news came Saturday evening the hockey club was sending players home.
“These kids are 16 to 20 years old, and all live in communities through western Canada,” Blazers President and COO Don Moores told CFJC Today. “What happens is parents — parents are concerned about their kids.”
CFJC Today has learned all the Blazers players have made it home safely to their respective hometowns. For Moores, sending them back was the best decision for those young athletes amidst the uncertainty surrounding the season.