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JUNIOR HOCKEY BCHL season pushed back once again
There will be no British The BCHL has announced “Although it is frustrating to season in a safe manner.” to be quite a fluid plan, as it Columbia Hockey another pushback to the open ing of the 2020-21 season. - have to delay our season start once again, we are in no way, With the knowledge that the season would most likely be is not yet known if restrictions will ease by then, or League action in the Following the extension of shape or form throwing in the pushed back months ago, the just how many games BCHL month of January. restrictions on sports to Feb. 5 by Provincial Health Officer towel on the 2020-21 season,” said BCHL Commissioner BCHL set out a goal originally to begin the season in early teams, including the Merritt Centennials, will actually be Jake Courtepatte Dr. Bonnie Henry late last week, the league announced Chris Hebb. “We understand why the order was extended December. That start date was then moved to mid-January, able to get in. BCHL teams will remain NEWSROOM@MERRITTHERALD. on Jan. 8 that the season is and we will continue to work before today’s announcement under Phase 2 protocols, COM now tentatively set to begin the with the Provincial Health delaying games once again. which allow for individual onweek of Feb. 8. Officer on scenarios to start a The February start remains ice skills and drills. Centennials bolster blue line
Jared Thomas CONTRIBUTOR
The Merritt Centennials have committed to defender Tristan Allen (03) of the Thompson Blazers of the BC U18 AAA league for the upcoming regular season.
A native of Kamloops, Allen has spent the past few years in his hometown system growing as a player. In the 2019-20 season, Allen suited up for 40 games with the Blazers and scored a goal while adding 21 assists. Allen also snuck into four games in the CSSHL this season, scoring one goal this season before play was suspended due to COVID. The 5’10”, right handed shot, sits at 170 pounds and looks to join former team mate Dylan Sydor on the Centennials.
Head Coach and General Manager Derek Sweet-Coulter says that Allen will be ready to make the jump to the BCHL.
“Tristan is a special player and person, he plays a very smart game and does everything with his head up. He comes from a great development program in Thompson with the Blazers led by Head Coach Chris Murray and his transition to our program will be seamless.”
Allen says that he’s been keeping his skills sharp and is excited to join the Cents.
“I have been on the ice and working out four to five times a week in order to keep my skills as sharp as possible with my past team. I’m super excited to join the Centennials because I’ve seen many great players pass through their organization onto college and even the NHL. I’m also excited to meet the players and the team staff as I’ve heard they are a really close group.”
Allen adds that he will bring some mobility to the Centennials blueline.
“The skills that I will bring to the Centennials are my hockey sense, competitiveness, skating ability and my puck moving skills.”
The Cents would like to welcome Tristan and his family to the team and the Nicola Valley and look forward to his contributions here on and off the ice.
Curl BC cancels provincials in Kamloops
Jake Courtepatte NEWSROOM@MERRITTHERALD. COM
Curl BC has officially decided to cancel both the 2021 BC Women’s and Men’s Curling Championships in Kamloops.
The announcement came on Friday morning, following Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry’s extension of sporting restrictions on travel and group sport in the province until Feb. 5.
“The safety of our athletes and volunteers is a top priority,” said Scott Braley, Curl BC CEO. “We were hopeful that all the efforts to bend the curve would lead to fewer cases of COVID-19 in the province and more opportunities for people to compete. However, the numbers are still much higher than anyone wants – and it will be difficult for clubs to stay open – so the best course of action is to cancel.”
Both championship tournaments were planned to take place at Kamloops’ McArthur Island Sport and Event Centre from Jan. 26 to Jan. 31. The winners would have represented British Columbia at the famed Scotties and Tim Hortons Brier tournaments later in the year, which is currently set to take place in the hub city of Calgary.
Instead, the 2020 BC Curling Championship teams will earn the 2021 berths. Team Brown, with Corryn Brown, Erin Pincott, Dezaray Hawes and Samantha Fisher will represent BC at the 2021 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Team Laycock, with Steve Laycock, Jim Cotter, Andrew Nerpin and Rick Sawatsky, will represent BC at the Tim Hortons Brier.
“We wish Team Brown and Team Laycock the best of luck at nationals,” said Braley. “We know these teams will represent BC well.
“Although we will not be able to give everyone who wanted to take part in the opportunity to compete this year, we sincerely hope you will sign up again next year.”
Braley added his thanks to the Kamloops committee chairs Linda Bolton and Brenda Nordin and their team, as well as the City of Kamloops and all the sponsors, for all the hard work and support that has gone into preparing to stage the event.
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From his shop on May St., Darren Preston of Preston Customs Autobody and Paint puts more than two decades of experience to work, performing automotive repair and paint work for all manner of vehicles. From vintage cars to motorcycles, big rigs, RVs, machinery and daily drivers, Preston Customs can provide repair and custom paint jobs to just about anything that drives.
Naturally artistic, Preston attended Emily Carr University of Art and Design for a time before realizing that his passion was geared more towards the automotive industry. At that time, he enrolled at BCIT, graduating at the top of his class as a Red Seal Journeyman Auto Body and Paint Technician in 2003.
Upon graduating, Preston was awarded the Automotive Collisions Repair Technician Award Medal, for receiving the highest marks ever obtained in the program at that time.
In 2015, Preston moved from Penticton to Merritt to take a job, as well as join the Merritt Fire Rescue Department (MFRD) with his soon-to-be wife, Meagan, whom he married in 2017.
“A member at the fire hall worked for Nadina Logging, and they needed some immediate work done on a vehicle that had been damaged and was required to be back in service immediately,” explained Preston.
“So, I went down to see if I could help. That turned into more work with Nadina, which turned into more people asking for me to come and privately repair their machinery, fleet vehicles and rigs at their places of business.”
It was at this point that Preston decided to sell the house he still had in Penticton, and use the funds to rent a shop from Frank Etchart, owner of Nadina Logging, so that he would have a place to work on projects when he wasn’t at his regular job.
“I had a custom paint booth built and brought in my own waterborne paint line to mix my own custom paint,” said Preston.
“In a very short period of time, a few months, I was so busy I had to choose between my day job and working for myself. But by then I was so busy that making the leap was easy.”
Preston had always dreamed of having his own custom shop, and with the business start-up support and services of Community Futures Nicola Valley, he was finally able to make the dream a reality.
“My goal has always been to provide exceptional body and paint work anywhere I’ve worked, and I’ve worked for some of the largest ICBC franchise shops for most of my career,” explained Preston.
“But my passion was always customizing vehicles and motorcycles to make them a work of art and have a unique flair. I’m a people person and really enjoy building personal relationships with my clients so they feel like they are a part of the process, not just dropping their vehicle off for someone to work on.”
As a Red Seal certified Body and Paint technician, Preston also wants to ensure his clients understand what makes a good, safe job as opposed to an acceptable or quick job.
“I also strive to educate the client on their options for repair and paint, and why repairs and paint should be done a certain way to ensure long term satisfaction and prevent reoccurrence of body rust and paint issues, including using the least amount of body fillers necessary.”
His wife agrees that he is a perfectionist, “annoyingly so”, and is also frequently on hand to help out at the shop.
“Meagan has a mechanical background and also helps run the shop, and supports me by taking care of the financials, prepping vehicles for body and paint, mixing custom paint, and working in the shop when it is really busy,” said Preston.
Although many businesses have suffered during the pandemic, Preston Customs has seen a surge in business, with clients flooding him with projects, sometimes resulting in waitlists of a month or more.
To give back to the community that has supported him, he has done probono work for lowincome individuals, or those struggling, in order to make their vehicles safe. He also donates food, clothing and toys to the Nicola Valley Food Bank both personally and through his work with MFRD. He has volunteered as a coach for Merritt Minor Hockey and Merritt Youth Soccer since arriving in Merritt, and hopes to do more for Merritt as his business continues to grow.
“My clients by the end of a job typically all become friends, and often come back to visit and see what I’m up to next,” said Preston.
“There is no greater love for my job than when I get to deliver a vehicle to someone that exceeds and fulfills their vehicle dream. I live for the reveal and the expression, and sometimes tears, it brings when my client gets to see the finished product!”
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