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I would say that Pohler Beargeron performed decently well. He was in a top-6 position on a very young, very inexperienced team, and was able to score some decent points. Individually, it would have been great to be able to generate points at a pace that was similar to other members of the draft class in order to be considered for the Rookie of the Year award, but Kelowna just didn’t have enough talent to surround Beargeron to be put in a position to have a chance at that award. Moving forward, Beargeron wants to lead the Knights on and off the ice, and guide them to a far better result when everything matters most – the playoffs. With the announced changes to the management team in Kelowna, that may be more possible. The new manager seems keen on doing everything possible to build a bustling, vibrant community in Kelowna, and the goal is for the performance on the ice to mirror that level of activity, as the Knights look to return to the status of perennial contender.