The Salmon Arm Silverbacks Hockey Club board of directors and team president Troy Mick have agreed mutually to part ways effective immediately.

The Vernon native arrived in 2012-13 as head coach and, later, became the teamB次元官网网址檚 president. He had signed a five-year contract extension in May 2016.

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Under Mick, the Silverbacks made the playoffs in four of the six seasons, the best finish being third in the Interior Division in 2015-16, with a record of 29-20-5-4.

Salmon Arm was swept by the Vernon Vipers in the first round of the 2018 post-season.

B次元官网网址漁n behalf of the Salmon Arm Silverbacks and ownership group we would like to thank Troy for his dedication and passion to the organization,B次元官网网址� said the club. B次元官网网址淗is involvement in the community has been a great asset to the teamB次元官网网址檚 success. We wish him all the best in future endeavours.B次元官网网址�