WHL Vancouver Giants

Vancouver Giants Trade Overage Forward Owen Hardy to Moose Jaw

Published on October 4, 2019 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Vancouver Giants News Release


Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants
Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants
(Vancouver Giants, Credit: Brian Liesse)

Brandon, MB - General Manager Barclay Parneta announced today that the Giants have traded 1999-born forward Owen Hardy (Nanaimo, BC) to the Moose Jaw Warriors in exchange for a future sixth-round draft pick.

Originally selected by the Giants in the second round (42nd overall) of the 2014 WHL Bantam Draft, Hardy has suited up in 233 career regular season games and an additional 29 playoff games with Vancouver. Last season, Hardy recorded nine goals and 12 assists for 21 points and added five goals and seven assists for 12 points in the playoffs. For his career he's registered 30 goals and 39 assists along with 174 penalty minutes. In three games so far this season, he's recorded two assists.

"Owen was a warrior for us. He battled hard for his teammates and set a standard for what being a Vancouver Giant is all about," said GM Barclay Parneta. "He brought leadership on and off the ice and is another player that has forever left his mark on the history of the Vancouver Giants."

"I really want to thank the Vancouver Giants organization, the fans, my billets and the many others that made my time with the Vancouver Giants so special," adds Owen Hardy.

Tonight, the Vancouver Giants kick off their Eastern Division road swing when they do battle with the Brandon Wheat Kings at 5:30 PM PT.





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Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants
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Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants
Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants

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Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants

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Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants
Forward Owen Hardy with the Vancouver Giants

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