Thatcher Demko Leads Canucks in Preparation for Upcoming Training Camp

Thatcher Demko Prepares the Canucks for a Strong Season

At an informal skate Thursday at the University of British Columbia, the Vancouver Canucks ran through drills with new skills coaches Jason Krog and Marko Torenius. The focus was evident as the team aimed to create synergy ahead of their upcoming slate. Last season, after returning early, the Canucks achieved a solid 6-3 record in October.

Newcomers Embrace Early Arrival

Defenceman Carson Soucy remarked on the significance for new players to acclimate before training camp. “It's just big for the new guys in getting that familiarity with the group,” he noted. The early commitment fosters teamwork and sets the stage for a competitive season.

• Soucy credits returning early for establishing rapport.
• The 30-year-old emphasizes strength training and skills development.
• Importance of drills that encourage puck contact and skating efficiency.

Excitement Builds Amongst Team

As training camp nears, the team is eager to start competing. With the season just weeks away and training camp scheduled for September 19-22, anticipation grows.

Thatcher Demko remains a central figure as Canucks players push towards excellence, ensuring they enter the season well-prepared. Teamwork and chemistry are set to define their approach, and all eyes are on them as they gear up for what promises to be a captivating season.