Lindsey Horsting

3 days ago | nhl.com | Lindsey Horsting

After a season that fell short of expectations, Vancouver Canucks President Jim Rutherford and General Manager Patrik Allvin met with media Monday morning at Rogers Arena to reflect on what lies ahead. While the organization entered the year with aspirations of being a contender, a mid-season trade sparked a shift toward transition. Now, with a focus on retooling the forward group—particularly at centre—management is determined to push the Canucks back into the postseason.

6 days ago | nhl.com | Lindsey Horsting

April 18, 2025 The Vancouver Canucks closed the book on a season marked by adversity, growth, and reflection, as players and coaches met with media Friday morning at Rogers Arena. While it’s not how they wanted the season to end, the tone was one of accountability and optimism. From Head Coach Rick Tocchet to core leaders like Quinn Hughes, Elias Pettersson, and Thatcher Demko and first-year Canucks, they shared their takeaways from the 2024-25 season.

1 week ago | nhl.com | Lindsey Horsting

From record-setting performances to snack-fueled superstardom, there’s been no shortage of memorable moments at Rogers Arena this season. At the heart of it all has been the undeniable impact of Canucks Nation – something the players continue to feel every time they step on the ice. It’s a relationship the players don't take for granted. One player who’s heard his name chanted a number of times at Rogers Arena this season is Kiefer Sherwood.

1 week ago | nhl.com | Lindsey Horsting

April 15, 2025 The Vancouver Canucks had a late push against the San Jose Sharks to take the game 2-1 at Rogers Arena. Jake DeBrusk had the overtime goal, notching a career-high 28th goal of the season. Head Coach Rick Tocchet said he’s been happy with DeBrusk’s net front play throughout the season and his efficiency on the power play, scoring 14 goals. “Now he’s one of the top power play guys, he didn't play in Boston much power play.

4 weeks ago | vancouverwarriors.com | Lindsey Horsting

Alec Stathakis’ transition to box lacrosse has been seamless in his rookie season with the Vancouver Warriors, making an immediate impact as both a faceoff specialist and transition player. Stathakis is tied for fifth in NLL faceoff standings, going 211 of 346 attempts with a 61% success rate from the circle. In 14 games, he leads the Warriors in loose balls (111) and has put up five points (1G, 4A).