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Catch a home game this fall & winter with the Fernie Ghostriders - Fernie's own KIJHL Junior Hockey Team.
Puck drop at 7.00pm **NEW TIME for 2023-2024 Season**
Tickets: $12/adults, $7 students/seniors for regular games.
Always popular, local games are a fun night out for the whole family with plenty of great hockey action, beverage gardens, concessions, merchandise booth and special events including the 50/50 raffle, and teddy bear toss, shootout challenge, and diamond ring prize draw games.
Dinner & Game Ticket specials at Park Place Lodge & Kodiak Lounge.
Dates Subject to change
SEPTEMBER 2023
Sat 23 vs Osoyoos Coyotes W 8 - 3
Fri 29 vs Nelson Leafs L 3 - 4
OCTOBER 2023
Tue 3 vs Creston Valley Thunder Cats W 3 - 2
Sat 7 vs North Okanagan Knights L 2 - 3
Fri 27 vs Kimberley Dynamiters W 3 - 2
Sat 28 vs Beaver Valley Nitehawks W 2 - 1
NOVEMBER 2023
Sat 4 vs Kelowna Chiefs W 7 - 1
Fri 10 vs Castlegar Rebels W 2 - 0
Tue 14 vs Golden Rockets W 5 - 2
Sat 18 vs Summerland Steam W 6 - 1
Sat 25 vs Columbia Valley Rockies W 4 - 3
Sun 26 vs Creston Valley Thunder Cats L 3 - 4
DECEMBER 2023
Sat 2 vs Princeton Posse L 4 - 5
Sat 9 vs Spokane Braves W 5 - 2
Sat 16 vs Golden Rockets W 4 - 2
Sat 30 vs Kimberley Dynamiters W 2 - 1
JANUARY 2024
Fri 5 vs Creston Valley Thunder Cats L 3 - 4
Sun 7 vs Columbia Valley Rockies L 6 - 7
Fri 26 vs Columbia Valley Rockies W 2 - 3
Sat 27 vs Golden Rockets W 4 - 0
FEBRUARY 2023
Sat 10 vs Grand Forks Border Bruins
Sat 17 vs Kimberley Dynamiters
Playoff season begins mid-February! As of January 29th, the Fernie Ghostriders are in first place in the standings for the Eddie Mountain Division with 56 points and two games to play. All teams in the division have played 38 games.
The Fernie Ghostriders are a Junior A* Hockey Team, playing in the Eddie Mountain Division of the Kootenay International Junior Ice Hockey League. Head Coach is Ty Valin, assistant coach is Michael Anderson. The Ghostrider name comes from the icon shadow that forms at sunset on Mount Hosmer in Fernie, that is clearest at the start of the hockey season (and during the summer months).
The Ghostriders won the division during the 2011/2012 season, and the KIJHL in the 2007/2008 season, going on to take the bronze medal at the Cyclone Taylor Cup.
The Ghostriders hosted the Cyclone Taylor Cup (KIJHL, PIJHL & VIJHL Provincial Championships) for the 2010/2011 season, where they took the silver medal.
*The KIJHL was upgraded from Junior B to Junior A for the 2023-2024 season by uninimous vote of BC Hockey's Board of Directors in July, 2023. Read more...
