The team also has the local youth hockey association named after them, going by the Jr. Blazers.

In their first two seasons, the Blazers captured the Cascade Cup, awarded to the league playoff champions, and earned a spot in the USA National Tier III Championships.

[3] In 2016, the team left the NPHL and USA Hockey-sanctioning with the intentions of joining the Amateur Athletic Union-sanctioned Western States Hockey League.

Round-robin play in pool with top four overall teams advancing to the semifinal.

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