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Green suited up in 29 games for the Okanagan Rockets U18 AAA of the British Columbia Elite Hockey League (BCEHL). He captained the team and led them with 17 goalsand 16 assists for 33 points.
This past season, he also played in three games for the Princeton Posse of the KIJHL where he scored one goal.
He is the fifth player recruited to the Warriors for next season as the team continues to fill out their roster.
The Warriors are hosting a development camp in Boston, MA from June 9-12, open to eligible junior players. Registration is available .
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