Fort McMurray, AB (September 6, 2020) ? The Fort McMurray Oil Barons have acquired 2000-born forward Ty Mosimann (Edam, SK) from the Trail Smoke Eaters of the BCHL. In return, 2002-born defenceman Jordan Hendry (Surrey, BC) will head to Trail to complete the trade.
Mosimann, 20, has spent the last two seasons with the Lloydminster Bobcats. In 58 games last season, he recorded 36 points (16 goals, 20 assists) and added 22 points (six goals, 16 assists) in 57 games during the 2018/19 season.
In total, Mosimann brings additional scoring and AJHL experience to the MOB.
Hendry, 18, was acquired by the MOB this offseason to complete a trade made with the Surrey Eagles last season. In 34 BCHL games last season, Hendry registered three assists.
The Oil Barons would like to thank Jordan for his effort during the early stages of our development season and wish him the best upon his return to his home province of B.C.
The Oil Barons would also like to welcome Ty and his family to Fort McMurray.
2020-21 season update
A reminder that the 2020-21 AJHL regular season has been postponed. As a result, the Oil Barons have embarked on a development season. We will not commence with season ticket sales until a regular season start date is known and a permissible capacity for game attendance is determined.
We will provide more information, as it becomes available.
2021 Dream Home raffle
While the start of our regular season has been postponed, ticket sales for our 2021 Dream Home raffle have officially kicked off.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tickets can only be purchased online at oilbaronsdreamhome.ca or by phone at 780-791-4496 at this time.
We plan to open the home to the public in the near future. When the home opens, we will be following all Alberta Health Services requirements for cleaning and physical distancing to ensure everyone’s heath and safety. Stay tuned for more details.
With the regular season pushed back, we need your support more than ever. Even though we’re not playing games at the moment, we continue to operate and prepare for regular season play. Every ticket sold helps our organization meet operating costs.
Stay safe, everyone.