Creston Valley Thunder Cats trade two players

The Creston Valley Thunder Cats have traded forward Tye Matthews to Nelson for 18-year-old defenseman Nicholas Petropolous.

The Thunder Cats also swung a deal with Kimberley, trading 17-year-old defenseman Owen Bembrick to the Dynamiters for future considerations.

The deals come as the KIJHL trade deadline approaches. The cut-off is 4 p.m. on Jan. 10.

Meanwhile, Nelson completed a blockbuster trade with Kamloops. Coming to the Queen City: 18-year-old forward Sean Milford, 18-year-old forward Jack Day and 18-year-old defenseman Emery Corpe, while 20-year-old forwards Quinn Ramsay and Cale Nachai go to the Storm.

The Leafs have also sent 20-year-old defenseman Jackson McIntosh to the Kelowna Chiefs for 18-year-old forward Christian Stephanson.

The Castlegar Rebels have made two trades so far.

They have picked up 18-year-old defenseman Nix Anderson from Kimberley for future considerations and landed 18-year-old forward Rylan Davis from the CCHL’s Pembroke Lumber Kings for future considerations.



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