Just under 30 socially-distanced people were in attendance as SJHL’s Yorkton Terriers held their 2020 Annual General Meeting last night (Mon) in National Bank A Room at the Gallagher Center
The Terriers are coming off COVID-19 shortened 2019/20 season that was cut short back in mid-March in the middle of their SJHL Quarter-Final series against the La Ronge Ice Wolves.
The pandemic, as it's done to many other things had an effect on the
Terriers' financially as the hockey club suffered a loss of $76,999 from the 2019/20 season, which now makes it an accumulated deficit in
addition with the loss from the 2018/19 season for total of $131,793.
Terriers' President Corvyn Neufeld says they had lots of their fundraising ventures postponed or cancelled that didn't help the hockey bring in much revenue.
"We had a really exciting event planned with ladies night which was sold out that had to be postponed and that was that was looking to be a really nice fundraiser for us, we normally help out at the Yorkton Exhibition summer fair every year, working the gates and that's that's usually a $10,000-12,000 fundraiser for us, the alumni golf tournament which is not going to happen and our lottery was negatively impacted so the the list goes on and on.
Neufeld says along with getting the chance to get back on the ice whenever the SJHL gets the go-ahead from Saskatchewan Health officials, they want to continue the ideas they had for this past year that were affected by COVID-19.
He also mentioned that there were events and things that were postponed this year that they can look forward to occur in the future that will help with the bottom line financially.
"There are promising things like some of the things were just postponed so that means that they're gonna happen again just when when that will happen we don't know but yeah there's a SHA hall of fame induction banquet that that's still going to happen and for the ladies nights it can still happen so for there are promising signs is just a matter of when we can get it back to those things."
Terriers 2020/21 Board of Directors:
Elected for new 2 year terms ending in 2022
John Anderson
Corvyn Neufeld
Chris Kosteroski
Kurt Karcha
Pat Holtkamp
Blaine Buckle
Directors on 2nd year of 2 year term ending in 2021
Darren Campbell
Chad Holinaty
Curtis Maleschuk
Peter Franck
**Thomas Mamela (Resigned from board meaning 1 One year term is open)
Some Financial Report notes:
-- 2020 Lotto Revenue not shown in the financials due to the Lotto being extended into June.
– Gate receipt revenue dropped over $66,000.
– Got over $23,000 dollars combined from Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy and Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment Program
Terriers President Corvyn Neufeld spoke after Monday’s meeting:
Some Hockey Operations Notes:
-Club waiting on approval from Sask Health to go ahead with Training Camp
- Eligible returning Defenceman Jordan Mis (going to school at NAIT) and Callum McDonald (requested trade back to BC) will not be returning to hockey club for 2020-21 season
- 17 players eligible to return to Terriers for upcoming season (12 F's 4 D and 1 goalie)
Terriers Head Coach/GM Mat Hehr spoke after Monday's meeting
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