Oscar Moller emerged in the team's second season in 2007–08, establishing team-highs in all statistical categories. Santorelli set team-highs with 74 assists and 101 points, earning the team's first major WHL trophy by leading the League in scoring, while Moller scored a franchise-high 39 goals. The Bruins finished in seventh place in the Western Conference and lost to Vancouver in the first round. All games were decided by one goal. After missing the playoffs in 2008–09, the Bruins fired head coach Jim Hiller. On June 3, 2009, the team named Marc Habscheid as the team's new head coach and general manager. Season-by-season record Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTL = Overtime losses, SOL = Shootout losses, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against Team records Full List of Team Records NHL draftees Oscar Moller (Drafted by Los Angeles Kings in 2007; second round, 52nd overall) Mark Santorelli (Drafted by Nashville Predators in 2007; fourth round, 119th overall) Ryan Howse (Drafted by Calgary Flames in 2009; third round, 74th overall) Roman Horak (Drafted by New York Rangers in 2009; fifth round, 127th overall) Kevin Sundher (Drafted by Buffalo Sabres in 2010; third round, 75th overall) Tyler Stahl (Drafted by Carolina Hurricanes in 2010; sixth round, 167th overall) Dylen McKinlay (Drafted by Minnesota Wild in 2010; seventh round, 189th overall) NHL alumni Oscar Moller – Los Angeles Kings Nick Holden – Columbus Blue Jackets, Colorado Avalanche, New York Rangers, Boston Bruins, Vegas Golden Knights, Ottawa Senators Roman Horak – Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers Brandon Manning – Philadelphia Flyers, Edmonton Oilers See also List of ice hockey teams in British Columbia References External links Western Hockey League official site Defunct ice hockey teams in British Columbia Sport in Chilliwack Defunct Western Hockey League teams Ice hockey clubs established in 2006 Sports clubs disestablished in 2011 2006 establishments in British Columbia 2011 disestablishments in British Columbia