Cougars name Vaughan team captain ahead of road trip
PRINCE GEORGE — The Prince George Cougars have a new leader.
The Western Hockey League club announced 20-year-old defenceman Corbin Vaughan has been named the 32nd captain in franchise history. Vaughan will make his debut as captain Saturday night when the Cougars open a two-game road trip against the Seattle Thunderbirds in Kent, Washington.
“It’s been a great ride here in PG,” Vaughan said. “The culture and the people in this organization have probably helped me the most to take this step in my leadership and have made me who I am today around the rink.”
Vaughan enters the weekend with 187 career WHL games under his belt, including 89 contests in a Cougars uniform. The veteran blueliner takes over the captaincy from Bauer Dumanski and joins a long list of leaders who have worn the “C” for the organization since its inaugural season in Prince George.
