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Cranbrook player on the Dynamiters announces retirement

A Dynamiters forward that has been with the team for five seasons has announced his retirement due to an ongoing injury.

I would like to say thank you to the whole Kimberley Dynamiters organization,” said Cranbrook-born Ryan Bennett.

“Over the last five years, I have felt the love and support from everyone including, fans, board members, coaching staff, teammates, and the community of Kimberley.”

Bennett had in seven games this season and tallied an assist.

“Best of luck to all my teammates for the rest of the 22/23 season.”

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