NHL ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS

2012
2nd round, 58th overall – Jordan Martinook, Phoenix Coyotes
4th round, 105th overall – Brett Kulak, Calgary Flames

2011
2nd round, 31st overall – David Musil, Edmonton Oilers
4th round, 115th overall – Marek Tvrdon, Detroit Red Wings

2010
4th round, 97th overall – Craig Cunningham, Boston Bruins
5th round, 147th overall – Brendan Gallagher, Montreal Canadiens

2009
1st round, 4th overall – Evander Kane, Atlanta Thrashers

2008
3rd round, 78th overall – Lance Bouma, Calgary Flames
4th round, 117th overall – James Wright, Tampa Bay Lightning
5th round, 137th overall – Brent Regner, Columbus Blue Jackets

2007
1st round, 23rd overall – Jonathon Blum, Nashville Predators
2nd round, 40th overall – Michal Repik, Florida Panthers
3rd round, 67th overall – Spencer Machacek, Atlanta Thrashers
3rd round, 91st overall – Tyson Sexsmith, San Jose Sharks

2006
2nd round, 50th overall – Milan Lucic, Boston Bruins

2005
1st round, 6th overall – Gilbert Brule, Columbus Blue Jackets
3rd round, 79th overall – Cody Franson, Nashville Predators
4th round, 111th overall – J.D. Watt, Calgary Flames

2004
1st round, 28th overall – Mark Fistric, Dallas Stars
9th round, 286th overall – Triston Grant, Philadelphia Flyers

2003
7th round, 219th overall – Adam Courchaine, Minnesota Wild

2002
4th round, 123rd overall – Robin Kovar, Edmonton Oilers
6th round, 179th overall – Marian Havel, Washington Capitals

BANTAM DRAFT SELECTIONS

2013
1st round, 1st overall – Tyler Benson
1st round, 20th overall – Matt Barberis
2nd round, 23rd overall – Ryley McKinstry
2nd round, 39th overall – Ryan Kubic
3rd round, 50th overall – Gage Ramsay
3rd round, 57th overall – Scott Mickoski
3rd round, 61st overall – Zach Walker
5th round, 102nd overall – Tyler Shugrue

2012
1st round, 15th overall – Ty Ronning
2nd round, 37th overall – Jakob Stukel
2nd round, 42nd overall – Jesse Roach
4th round, 85th overall – Stefan Wornig
5th round, 110th overall – Michael Eskra
6th round, 117th overall – Kole Bryks
6th round, 132nd overall – Jared Coghill
7th round, 133rd overall – Chase Jungels
7th round, 147th overall – Colten Iron
8th round, 169th overall – Jordan Klehr
9th round, 191st overall – Mitch Stapley
10th round, 199th overall – Owen Sillinger

2011
1st round, 20th overall – Thomas Foster
2nd round, 28th overall – Payton Lee
2nd round, 30th overall – Jake Kohlhauser
2nd round, 35th overall – Ryan Simpson
2nd round, 38th overall – Reid Zalitach
3rd round, 65th overall – Shaun Dosanjh
6th round, 112th overall – Taylor Vickerman
7th round, 133rd overall – Lucas Mercer
8th round, 167th overall – Tyler Leicht

2010
1st round, 19th overall – Anthony Ast
3rd round, 57th overall – Jackson Houck
4th round, 79th overall – Jackson Whistle
6th round, 123rd overall – Trevor Lima
7th round, 145th overall – Justin Toomey
9th round, 184th overall – Scott Savage
9th round, 189th overall – Kevan Kilistoff
10th round, 211th overall – Tanner Lishchynsky
11th round, 233rd overall – Daniel Urbani
12th round, 255th overall – Dexter Dancs
13th round, 277th overall – Tanner Posch

2009
1st round, 21st overall – Dalton Sward
2nd round, 43rd overall – Matt Bellerive
3rd round, 65th overall – Blake Orban
5th round, 109th overall – Scott Cooke
7th round, 142nd overall – Landon Robin
7th round, 152nd overall – Matias Cleland
7th round, 153rd overall – Dennis Kravchenko
9th round, 197th overall – Brett Kulak
10th round, 210th overall – Luke McColgan
10th round, 219th overall – Carter Coben

2008
1st round, 20th overall – Zach Hodder
3rd round, 46th overall – Luke Fenske
3rd round, 50th overall – Cain Franson
4th round, 82nd overall – Spencer Crow
4th round, 86th overall – Andre Parker
6th round, 130th overall – Brendan Jensen
7th round, 152nd overall – Nathan Burns
8th round, 174th overall – Zach Hillhouse
10th round, 218th overall – Aaron Hadley

2007
1st round, 19th overall – Mitch Spooner
3rd round, 52nd overall – Greg Lamoureux
3rd round, 63rd overall – Lane Scheidl
5th round, 100th overall – Brandon Scholten
5th round, 107th overall – Simon Witt
6th round, 121st overall – Mikael Jung
6th round, 129th overall – Wes Vannieuwenhuizen
7th round, 151st overall – Sahir Gil
9th round, 195th overall – Brendan Gallagher
10th round, 214th overall – J.T. Barnett
11th round, 232nd overall – Ben Otto
11th round, 236th overall – Dominic Toigo
11th round, 239th overall – Jay Deo

2006
1st round, 19th overall – Evander Kane
2nd round, 40th overall – Neil Manning
4th round, 66th overall – Jamie Tucker
6th round, 115th overall – Sean Robertson
7th round, 141st overall – Richard Hubcher
7th round, 145th overall – Cam Reid
8th round, 166th overall – Linden Saip
9th round, 187th overall – James Henry
10th round, 208th overall – Jonathan Dalton
10th round, 210th overall – Eric Coscione
11th round, 229th overall – Joe Adams
12th round, 271st overall – Tanner Erickson
13th round, 250th overall – JT Osborn

2005
1st round, 9th overall – James Wright
2nd round, 29th overall – Lance Bouma
3rd round, 49th overall – Nathan Deck
5th round, 95th overall – Mike Piluso
5th round, 96th overall – Warren Lees
7th round, 129th overall – Craig Cunningham
8th round, 147th overall – Darcy Osmond
8th round, 149th overall – Joey Walter
9th round, 169th overall – Kraymer Barnstable

2004
1st round, 14th overall – Tyson Sexsmith
2nd round, 29th overall – Mitch Czibere
2nd round, 34th overall – Ryan Molle
3rd round, 41st overall – Kyle Turris
5th round, 82nd overall – Matt Wear
7th round, 134th overall – Jonathon Blum
8th round, 154th overall – Eric Steffl
9th round, 174th overall – Ryan Toporwski
10th round, 194th overall – Nolan Toigo
11th round, 214th overall – Riley Loyst
12th round, 234th overall – Brody Foster
13th round, 254th overall – Nick Jasowiak

2003
1st round, 7th overall – Jason Reese
2nd round, 26th overall – Luke Egener
4th round, 66th overall – Scott Gabriel
6th round, 106th overall – Kenton Dulle
6th round, 115th overall – Jordan Barry
7th round, 126th overall – Mike Bolzon
7th round, 130th overall – Tim Kraus
8th round, 146th overall – Mike Macdonald
9th round, 166th overall – Kellan Turner
10th round, 186th overall – Chad Loewan
11th round, 206th overall – Justin Fehr

2002
1st round, 1st overall – Gilbert Brule
1st round, 2nd overall – Daniel Bertram
2nd round, 20th overall – Shaun Vey
3rd round, 29th overall – Jordan Kaczmer
4th round, 75th overall – Brendan Nash
5th round, 82nd overall – Brandon Brown
6th round, 96th overall – J.D. Watt
8th round, 134th overall – Nick Colliton
9th round, 153rd overall – Riley Westherhead

2001
1st round, 3rd overall – Mark Fistric
2nd round, 20th overall – Joe Logan
3rd round, 39th overall – Clayton Turko
4th round, 58th overall – Brandon Sadlowski
5th round, 77th overall – Joel Leonard
6th round, 96th overall – Landon Jones
6th round, 101st overall – Sheldon Sengara
7th round, 115th overall – Kevin Hayman
8th round, 134th overall – Kellen Rolheiser
9th round, 153rd overall – Chad Scharff

2007 - Vancouver, BC

Round Robin Standings

Round Robin Results

May 18: Vancouver 4 - Plymouth 3 (OT)

May 19: Lewiston 3 - Medicine Hat 1

May 20: Vancouver 2 - Lewiston 1

May 21: Medicine Hat 4 - Plymouth 1

May 22: Plymouth 2 - Lewiston 1 (OT)

May 23 vs Medicine Hat 1 - Vancouver 0

Playoff Round

May 24 - Tie-Breaker: Plymouth 5 - Lewiston 1

May 25 - Semi-Final: Vancouver 8 - Plymouth 1

May 27 - Final: Vancouver 3 - Medicine Hat 1

Giants Awards

Milan Lucic - Stafford Smythe Memorial Award (MVP) & 1st Team All-Star

Michael Repik - Ed Chynoweth Trophy (Leading Scorer) & 1st Team All-Star

Cody Franson - 1st Team All-Star

Brendan Mikkelson - 1st Team All-Star

2006 - Moncton, NB

Round Robin Standings

Round Robin Results

May 19: Peterborough 3 - Quebec 2

May 20: Moncton 3 - Vancouver 2

May 21: Quebec 6 - Vancouver 3

May 22: Moncton 4 - Peterborough 2

May 23: Vancouver 3 - Peterborough 2

May 24: Quebec 4 - Moncton 3

Playoff Round

May 25 - Tie-Breaker: Vancouver 6 - Peterborough 0

May 26 - Semi-Final: Moncton 3 - Vancouver 1

May 28 - Final: Quebec 6 - Moncton 2

Giants Awards

Gilbert Brule - Ed Chynoweth Trophy (Leading Scorer) & 1st Team All-Star

Paul Albers - 1st Team All-Star

GOALS

ASSISTS

POINTS

* won WHL Scoring Title

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PENALTY MINUTES

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Based on a minimum 20 Games Played

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WINS

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SHUT-OUTS

Based on a minimum 30 Games Played

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* WHL & CHL Record

Based on a minimum 10 Games Played

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Based on a minimum 300 Minutes Played

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Top Scorer (Bob Clarke Trophy)
2008-09 Casey Pierro-Zabotel

Defenceman of the Year (Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy)
2008-09 Jonathon Blum*

Coach of the Year (Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy)
2008-09 Don Hay

Rookie of the Year (Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy)
2003-04 Gilbert Brule

Executive of the Year (Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy)
2005-06 Scott Bonner

Scholastic Player of the Year (Daryl K. (Doc) Seaman Trophy)
2004-05 Gilbert Brule*

Scholastic Team of the Year
2004-05 Vancouver Giants

Marketing/Public Relations Award
2004-05 Roger Lemire*

Playoff Most Valuable Player
2006 Gilbert Brule

*Named CHL Recipient

2011-12  Brendan Gallagher, 1st Team Western Conference

2010-11  Brendan Gallagher, 1st Team Western Conference

2009-10  Craig Cunningham, 1st Team Western Conference
               Kevin Connauton, 1st Team Western Conference

2008-09  Jonathon Blum, 1st Team Western Conference
               Evander Kane, 1st Team Western Conference
               Casey Pierro-Zabotel, 1st Team Western Conference

2006-07  Cody Franson, 1st Team Western Conference


2005-06  Paul Albers, 1st Team Western Conference
               Dustin Slade, 1st Team Western Conference

2004-05  Gilbert Brule, 1st Team Western Conference

2003-04  Adam Courchaine, 1st Team Western Conference

2012    Brendan Gallagher, Canada
            David Musil, Czech Republic
            Marek Tvrdon, Slovakia
            Don Hay, Canada (Head Coach)

2009    Jonathon Blum, USA
            Evander Kane, Canada

2008    Jonathon Blum, USA

2007    Mario Bliznak, Slovakia
            Michal Repik, Czech Republic
            Cody Franson, Canada
            Kenndal McArdle, Canada

2005    Andrej Meszaros, Slovakia
            Marek Schwarz, Czech Republic  (Named Top Goaltender of the tournament)

2004    Marcin Kolusz, Poland

2012   Brett Kulak

2011   David Musil

2009   Evander Kane

2008   James Wright

2007   Michal Repik
           Jonathon Blum

2005   Gilbert Brule – Named Game MVP, game took place at Pacific Coliseum

2004   Mark Fistric

Most Career Regular Shut-Outs: 26 - Tyson Sexsmith, 2005-09 (also the CHL Record)

Most Shut-Outs in one season (team) - 14 - 2006-07 (tied with 3 others)

Longest Playoff Winning Streak - 12 - 2005-06 (tied with 4 others)

Most Playoff Shut-Outs in one playoff season: 6 - Dustin Slade, 2006

Longest Shut-Out String in one playoff season: 3 games - Dustin Slade, 2006

The Giants have played in 2 of the 5 longest games in WHL history. They come in at #2, which was 126 minutes, 5 seconds on April 10, 2009 vs Spokane at the Pacific Coliseum (Chiefs won 3-2). And the fifth longest game occured in Chilliwack on March 25, 2008. The Giants won 4-3 in a game that lasted 119 minutes, 34 seconds.