Fort Nelson Yeti to take year off from hockey
According to the Facebook page of the Fort Nelson Yeti, the senior hockey club will go on hiatus for the current season. The possibility of putting a team together in the future will be reviewed next season.
The post states that not being able to find a home in a formal league, and playing games against significantly larger cities has been problematic. Issues have also arose when it comes to player commitment when the team plays only two home games a season.
The team passed on their thanks to sponsors and fans for their support of the past three years.
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