Kamloops Blazers prospects get off the bus for their sessions on Saturday at Brock Arena/via Kamloops Blazers
The 2025 edition of the Kamloops Blazers Development Camp has been putting together some exciting action as the would-be WHL’ers try to impress the Blazers brass for a shot at making this coming season’s team.
“It’s been good so far to get all the kids in town here,” said Aaron Keller, Director of Player Personnel for the Blazers. “Lots of excitement from them. Getting to meet their parents and stuff. Introducing them, obviously, to the Blazers’ organization and the city. It’s been really good so far.”
This year’s Development Camp features 28 players the Blazers have picked up through the Bantam Draft the past two years.
The 15 and 16-year-olds come from various communities across Western Canada, including Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, as well as from California.
Signed ‘09 D Joaquin Geras takes us around the rink for a shift
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— Kamloops Blazers (@blazerhockey) May 24, 2025
Good battle 3-on-3 as centres Asher Gingras & Colin Kim battle it out!
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— Kamloops Blazers (@blazerhockey) May 24, 2025
The young hockey talents arrived in Kamloops earlier in the week and started off the two-day Camp with an introduction and orientation session on Friday evening, before hitting the ice at Brock Arena on Saturday.
The Camp continues through Sunday, with an opportunity for fans to take in an open session at Brock Arena at 9am.
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- Blazers prospects share a meal at the 2025 Development Camp/via Jon Keen
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- Kamloops Blazers prospects pose for a photo as part of 2025 Development Camp/via Jon Keen
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- Blazers goaltender prospect Braxton Gibson hydrates as part of 2025 Development Camp/via Jon Keen
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- Kamloops Blazers prospects ‘take a knee’ at Brock Arena as part of 2025 Development Camp/via Jon Keen
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- Kamloops Blazers prospects on the bus as part of 2025 Development Camp/via Jon Keen
–With files from Jon Keen
