Tickets for Young Stars Classic featuring Canucks prospects go on sale tomorrow
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Tickets for the 2022 Young Stars Tournament — featuring prospects from the Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Winnipeg Jets, and your Vancouver Canucks — go on sale Friday, August 11th at 10 AM, the Canucks, along with the City of Penticton, announced today.
The six-game round-robin tournament kicks off on Friday, September 16th with the Jets taking on the Flames at 4 PM, followed by the Oilers and Canucks facing off at 7 PM and concludes on Monday, September 19th with Winnipeg vs. Edmonton and Calgary vs. Vancouver.
Here’s the full schedule for the tournament, which will be held at the South Okanagan Events Centre (SOEC) in Penticton:
In a release, the Canucks said that they are expecting Linus Karlsson, Danila Klimovich, Nils Åman, and Arshdeep Bains to be among the prospects in attendance for them, along with Jeremie Poirier, Connor Zary, Rory Kerins, and Adam Klapka for Calgary, Reid Shaefer, Xavier Bourgault, Dylan Holloway repping Edmonton, and Chaz Lucius, Brad Lambert, Daniel Torgersson, Simon Lundmark for Winnipeg.
As for the coaching staff, the Abbotsford Canucks’ coaching staff will be behind the Canucks’ bench in Penticton, a Canucks spokesperson told CanucksArmy.
In the press release, the following ticket information was provided:
Single game tickets will be $26 for adults and $15 for children ages 12 and under (plus online order charges). Double header ticket packages will be available in limited quantities for $35 per person (plus online order charge). Buy them online at ValleyFirstTix.com, or in person at the Valley First Box Office at the South Okanagan Events Centre. Double header packages include one ticket per game for one of the double header game days (two tickets total) on either Friday, September 16 or Monday, September 19, plus a $20 food and beverage voucher (valid at any SOEC concession stands).Limited VIP tickets packages remain for $400 (plus online order charge), which includes one ticket to all six Young Stars games in VIP ice-level seating, delicious buffet appetizers, private cash bar, one Penticton Vees exhibition game, a Canucks Young Stars Classic Herschel duffle bag, and more!
This year’s tournament marks the ninth Young Stars Classic and the first since 2018.
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