The Vancouver Giants are a major junior

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team playing in the

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(WHL). Inaugurated in 2001–02, the Giants have won one President's Cup (now known as the Ed Chynoweth Cup) in 2006 and one

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in their 16-season history. Their home rink was the

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, an arena previously used by the

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(NHL)'s

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. Effective with the 2016–17 season, the team relocated to the Langley Events Centre in the Township of Langley, a suburb of Vancouver. The ownership group consists of British Columbia-based businessmen Ron Toigo and Sultan Thiara, the estate of Hockey Hall of Fame member

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and Canadian

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singer and singer

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. Pat Quinn was also a part-owner until his death on November 23, 2014.

History

Led by majority owner and British Columbia-based businessman Ron Toigo, the City of

was granted a WHL franchise for the 2001–02 season. In their inaugural campaign, the Giants compiled 13 wins, 49 losses and six ties. The first goal in franchise history was scored by Tyson Mulock in a loss to the Kamloops Blazers. The following season, the Giants went 26–37–5–4, good for fourth in the B.C. Division, and made their first playoff appearance, but lost in the first round to the eventual President's Cup champions, the Kelowna Rockets, in four games. Second-year forward

Adam Courchaine Adam Courchaine (born May 23, 1984) is a Canadian retired professional ice hockey centre. He last played with the Coventry Blaze in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL). Playing career Courchaine was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Growing up in ...

led the team in scoring with 85 points. His 43 goals stood as a single-season franchise record for six years until second-year forward Evander Kane broke it in 2008–09. In the 2003–04 season, the Giants continued to improve, posting a 33–24–9–6, which marked their first winning season. After defeating the Kamloops Blazers in the first round, the Giants lost in the second round to the expansion team Everett Silvertips in six games. Adam Courchaine led the team again in scoring, finishing ninth overall in the League. Hometown rookie

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, the first overall pick in the 2002 WHL Bantam Draft, scored 60 points and earned the Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy as the WHL's best first-year player. In the 2004–05 season, the Giants went 34–30–4–4 and Brule emerged as a WHL star, finishing third in League scoring with 87 points, which remained a franchise record until overager Casey Pierro-Zabotel snapped it in 2008–09. Courchaine tallied 78 points and finished seventh in League scoring, marking the first time that the top ten WHL scorers would feature two Giants players. In the playoffs, the Giants lost in the first round to Kelowna. Despite the early exit, the Giants drew many fans to the Coliseum that year due to the

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; Game 6 against the Rockets drew 16,183 fans. The 2005–06 season featured the Giants' most significant improvement in the standings, becoming one of the WHL's top teams. They finished the season 47–19–0–6, first in the B.C. Division and third in the League overall. In the first round of the playoffs, the Giants beat the Prince George Cougars in five games, then the Portland Winterhawks in the second round, also in five games. In the third and final round, they won eight-straight, sweeping both the Everett Silvertips and Moose Jaw Warriors en route to their first-ever President's Cup. Gilbert Brule had returned to the team midway through the season after starting 2005–06 with the NHL's

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and earned the airBC Trophy as the playoff MVP after scoring 16 goals and 30 points in 18 post-season games, including five goals and 12 points in the finals. By winning the WHL league title, the Giants earned their first

appearance in

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. The Giants finished the round-robin tied for third, then defeated the

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in a tie-breaker in order to move on to the playoffs, but lost to the Moncton Wildcats in the semifinal. Brule scored 12 points in five games, earning the

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as tournament leading scorer. He was also named to the Memorial Cup All-Star Team along with Giants defenceman

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The Giants were chosen by the

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(CHL) prior to the 2006 Memorial Cup to host the 2007 edition. They finished the season, once again, atop their division and fourth overall in the League. The season featured a goaltending controversy in which starter Dustin Slade would begin the season splitting time with emerging goalie Tyson Sexsmith. Slade, frustrated with having to relinquish starts, would leave the team in November to pursue a professional playing career. With Sexsmith, who finished first in the WHL in

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(GAA), as their starting goalie, and a balanced offence that included the likes of Milan Lucic,

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and mid-season acquisitions Wacey Rabbit and

Kenndal McArdle Kenndal McArdle (born January 4, 1987) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left winger who played with the Florida Panthers and the Winnipeg Jets in the National Hockey League (NHL). Playing career As a youth, McArdle played in the 2001 ...

, the Giants made their way once again to the WHL final. The series went the distance against the

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, but the Giants lost the seventh and deciding game in double overtime, failing to win their second consecutive WHL title. However, due to their automatic bye into the Memorial Cup as hosts, the Giants avenged their seventh game loss against the Tigers, defeating Medicine Hat 3–1 in the Cup final, capturing their first-ever Memorial Cup title. Lucic earned the Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy as tournament MVP, while linemate Michal Repik led the tournament in scoring — edging Lucic by one goal — to capture the Ed Chynoweth Trophy. Defenceman Cody Franson also joined Lucic and Repik on the tournament All-Star Team. As defending Memorial Cup champions the following season, the Giants won the B.C. Division for the third consecutive year and posted a franchise-record 106 points (49–15–2–6), enough for third in the League. Third-year forward

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, named team captain after incumbent captain Milan Lucic would play with the

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of the NHL, led the team in scoring with 78 points, 14th overall in the League. On defence,

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, also a returnee from the Memorial Cup-winning team, finished second among League defencemen in scoring, tallying 63 points, a single-season franchise-record among defenceman. In goal, Sexsmith once again led the WHL with a stellar 1.89 GAA. The Giants' run for a third consecutive Memorial Cup appearance, however, was cut short; after sweeping the Chilliwack Bruins in the first round, the Giants were ousted by the Spokane Chiefs in six games. A dominant 2008–09 season established several records for the Giants. The club set a WHL record by clinching a playoff berth just 46 games into the season. The mark was previously set by the Everett Silvertips, who clinched a berth after 48 games in 2006–07. Individually, overager Casey Pierro-Zabotel broke the team marks for single-season assists and points, surpassing Darren Lynch and Gilbert Brule, respectively, while second-year forward Evander Kane bettered Adam Courchaine's single-season goals total. Team captain Jonathon Blum also surpassed Courchaine to become the franchise's all-time assists leader. Finishing the season with a franchise-high 57 wins and 119 points, the Giants came within three points of their first Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy as the top regular season team, behind the

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Awards and trophies

Championships

;

''Canadian Hockey League champion'' *

– Champions * 2006 – 3rd place ; Ed Chynoweth Cup ''Western Hockey League playoff champion'' *

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— Finalists *

– Finalists * 2006 – Champions ;Western Conference Champions * 2005–06, 2006–07, 2018–19 ;B.C. Division Champions ''First place in regular season'' * 2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2018–19

Individual

WHL

; Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy ''Rookie of the year'' *

– 2003–04 ; Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy ''Defenceman of the year'' *

– 2008–09 ; WHL Plus-Minus Award ''Regular season plus-minus leader'' *

– 2005–06 *

– 2006–07 ; Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy ''Humanitarian of the year'' *

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– 2017–18 ; Bob Clarke Trophy ''Regular season scoring champion'' * Casey Pierro-Zabotel – 2008–09 ; Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy ''Coach of the Year'' *

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– 2008–09

CHL

;

''Memorial Cup scoring leader'' *

– 2006 *

–

; Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy ''Memorial Cup MVP'' * Milan Lucic – 2007 ; CHL Defenceman of the Year *

– 2009

Players

NHL alumni

NHL draftees

''Note that these are the players who were drafted into the NHL while playing for the Vancouver Giants'' *

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(Drafted by

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; sixth round, 179th overall) * Robin Kovar (Drafted by

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in 2002; fourth round, 123rd overall *

(Drafted by

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; seventh round, 219th overall) * Andrej Meszaros (Drafted by

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; 1st round, 23rd overall) *

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(Drafted by

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in 2004; ninth round, 286th overall) *

Mark Fistric Mark I. Fistric (born June 1, 1986) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman. He last played with the Anaheim Ducks of the National Hockey League (NHL). He was drafted by the Dallas Stars 28th overall in the first round of the 200 ...

(Drafted by

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in 2004; first round, 28th overall) *

(Drafted by

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; first round, 6th overall) * Cody Franson (Drafted by

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in 2005; third round, 79th overall) *

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(Drafted by

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in 2005; fourth round, 111th overall) * Milan Lucic (Drafted by

in 2006; second round, 50th overall) *

(Drafted by Nashville Predators in

; first round, 23rd overall) *

(Drafted by

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in 2007; second round, 40th overall) *

(Drafted by

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in 2007; third round, 67th overall) * Tyson Sexsmith (Drafted by

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in 2007; third round, 91st overall) * Lance Bouma (Drafted by Calgary Flames in

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; third round, 78th overall) * James Wright (Drafted by

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in 2008; fourth round, 117th overall) *

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(Drafted by Columbus Blue Jackets in 2008; fifth round, 137th overall) * Evander Kane (Drafted by Atlanta Thrashers in

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; first round, 4th overall) * Craig Cunningham (Drafted by Boston Bruins in

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; fourth round, 97th overall) * Brendan Gallagher (Drafted by

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in 2010; fifth round, 147th overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2011; second round, 31st overall) * Marek Tvrdon (Drafted by

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in 2011; fourth round, 115th overall) *

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(Drafted by

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in 2012; second round, 58th overall) * Brett Kulak (Drafted by

in 2012; fourth round, 105th overall) *

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(Drafted by

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in 2013; fourth round, 93rd overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2013; fourth round, 94th overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2016; second round, 32nd overall) *

(Drafted by

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in 2016; seventh round, 201st overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2018; fourth round, 122nd overall)) *

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(Drafted by

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in 2018; sixth round, 158th overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2018; sixth round, 161st overall) * Bowen Byram (Drafted by

in 2019; first round, 4th overall) * Trent Miner (Drafted by

in 2019; seventh round, 202nd overall) *

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(Drafted by

in 2020; third round, 87th overall) *

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(Drafted by Ottawa Senators in 2021; second round, 39th overall)

Ring of Honour

* Brett Festerling (inducted on December 7, 2010) * Andrej Meszaros (inducted on December 27, 2010) *

(inducted on January 23, 2011) *

(inducted on January 28, 2011) * Milan Lucic (inducted on February 25, 2011) * Cody Franson (inducted on February 17, 2012) * Evander Kane (inducted on March 7, 2012) * Brendan Gallagher (inducted on February 15, 2014) * Lance Bouma (inducted on November 20, 2015) * Craig Cunningham (inducted on December 2, 2018)

Franchise scoring leaders

These are the top-ten point-scorers in franchise history as of 2017–18. ''Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; P/G = Points per game; * = current Giants player''

Current roster

Updated November 10, 2022.
-

Season-by-season record

''Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties OTL = Overtime losses Pts, SOL = Shootout losses Pts, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against''

WHL Championship history

* 2005–06: Win, 4–0 vs Moose Jaw * 2006–07: Loss, 3–4 vs Medicine Hat * 2018–19: Loss, 3–4 vs Prince Albert

Memorial Cup Finals history

: Win, 3–1 vs Medicine Hat

Team records

References

External links

Vancouver Giants Official Web Site
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History

Awards and trophies

Championships

Individual

WHL

CHL

Players

NHL alumni

NHL draftees

Ring of Honour

Franchise scoring leaders

Current roster

Season-by-season record

WHL Championship history

Memorial Cup Finals history

Team records

See also

References

External links