Spruce Kings acquire Brady Bjork

The Prince George Spruce Kings have acquired forward Brady Bjork (99) from the Wenatchee Wild in exchange for future considerations.

Bjork had one goal and five assists in 18 games with the Wild this year, after playing high school hockey in Wisconsin.

He is committed to the University of Notre Dame.

General Manager Mike Hawes states: “We’re excited that we were able to add a tremendous young man with a great skill set to our existing group of forwards. It’s important to have as much speed and skill in your lineup as you can in today’s game. Brady will help give us more of that as he continues to develop his game to prepare for college hockey.”
The Spruce Kings would like to welcome Brady and his family to the Spruce Kings organization and the community.

Bjork is expected to be in the lineup on Friday and Saturday when the Spruce Kings take on the Victoria Grizzlies and Salmon Arm Silverbacks.

-Spruce Kings

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