Highest Honours

Shea Weber

Many Eagles players have gone on to enjoy success at the junior hockey levels in leagues throughout Canada as well as the college and university ranks. However, no one has enjoyed it as much as defenseman, Shea Weber.

After winning a Western Canadian Junior "B" Championship with the Eagles, Shea went to Kelowna to play junior "A" hockey and continued his winning ways. He helped the Rockets to three straight Memorial Cup tournaments, winning in 2004. He also won a gold medal for Canada at the 2005 World Junior Championship and then played a big part on Canada's World Championship team last year that went 9-0 and won the gold medal in Russia. Take a drive through the streets of Sicamous and you'll be sure to come across "Shea Weber Way", so named after a quiet small town hero who graduated with honors to the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League.

And, there's definitely nothing quiet about the way Shea Weber plays the game. His shot is loud and lethal. His bodychecks are noisy and downright nasty. Simply put, the 6-foot-3, 213-pounder from Sicamous, B.C., makes an impact at both ends of the rink.

Photo: Former Sicamous Eagle defenseman Shea Weber being hit by Scott Hannan of the San Jose Sharks

Sicamous Eagles Alumni

Kris Beech - 1999 NHL 7th pick overall (Washington)
Originally a first round draft pick of the Washington Capitals in 1999 from the Calgary Hitmen, Kris played the 1996/97 season with the Sicamous Eagles scoring 34 goals and 36 assists for 70 points.

Shea Weber - 2003 NHL 49th pick overall (Nashville)
Shea Weber was born and raised in Sicamous, B.C. The second round, 49th overall selection of the Nashville Predators in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, Weber also played for the WHL's Kelowna Rockets.

Cody Franson - 2005 NHL 79th pick overall (Nashville)
Cody Franson played his minor hockey in Sicamous, B.C. and went on to play for the Vancouver Giants of the WHL. Cody was a member of the Sicamous Eagles during the 2002 season and is currently playing for the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL.

Brady Calla - 2006 NHL 73rd pick overall (Florida)
The 6-foot-0, 190-pound right wing, played for Team Canada and won the gold medal as alternate captain at the 2005-2006 U-18 World Championship. He was a member of Team Cherry at the 2006 CHL/NHL Top Prospects game.

In addition to those players listed above, many other Sicamous Eagle players have moved on to Junior "A" and beyond. In fact, after the conclusion of the 2005/06 champion season, no less than 14 Eagle players graduated to Junior "A" teams throughout British Columbia and Alberta, marking it as one of our most successful years in franchise history. Click here to view our graduates.

On any given game night there are scouts in attendance looking to recruit for Junior "A" teams across Western Canada.

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