Port Coquitlam residents who follow local hockey now have online access to a recent home game after the matchup against Burnaby was posted as a replay on FloHockey.
Local game added to growing slate of streamed junior and regional hockey
The streaming schedule on FloHockey and the FloSports channel lists a number of junior and regional game replays and live feeds. Among them is the listing for the Port Coquitlam home game versus Burnaby, recorded on Sept. 23 and posted the following day.
Replay: Home - 2026 Port Coquitlam vs Burnaby | Sep 23 @ 7 PM
For supporters who could not make the arena or who want to re-watch the contest, the replay provides an opportunity to follow the team remotely. The listing appears alongside many other western and national junior, amateur and developmental games, reflecting an expanding appetite for streamed coverage of community-level hockey.
Why this matters to families and the local hockey community
Streaming replays give families, scouts and coaches a flexible way to watch games without travelling, and can bolster coverage for teams that seldom receive broadcast attention. Port Coquitlam is among numerous communities whose matches now appear in the FloHockey catalogue, making individual games searchable and viewable on demand.
- Accessibility: Replays allow parents and friends who were working or caring for children to catch the full game later.
- Archival value: Teams and players gain a recorded reference for development and review.
- Community reach: Neighbours and alumni outside the region can stay connected to local sport.
Where the Port Coquitlam listing sits in the wider schedule
The FloHockey schedule includes both live feeds and a large backlog of replays across many regions and age groups. The Port Coquitlam replay appears among dozens of entries on the platform’s daily listing, demonstrating how community and junior games are being aggregated alongside higher-profile fixtures.
| Listing | Date/Time |
|---|---|
| Replay: Home - 2026 Port Coquitlam vs Burnaby | Sep 23 @ 7 PM (posted Sep 24, 2026) |
Other entries on the platform include replays from tournaments, U16/U18 fixtures and regional match-ups, indicating a breadth of coverage that extends beyond the major junior and professional ranks.
Implications for local sport coverage and future games
Greater availability of streamed replays could influence how local teams approach media and community engagement. Coaches and minor-hockey organizers often point to recorded games as a useful teaching tool; equally, parents and supporters benefit from the convenience. For a city like Port Coquitlam, where hockey is a regular community activity, broader access to match footage helps keep interest high and supports volunteer-run programs by increasing visibility.
For residents looking to watch, the replay is catalogued on FloHockey’s platform alongside schedules for other games and tournaments. Access may depend on the platform’s subscription or viewing requirements.
As streaming becomes a routine part of community sport coverage, Port Coquitlam’s presence in the FloHockey listings is a reminder that local games matter to more than just those in the arena: they form a digital record, connect dispersed supporters and may strengthen the fabric of the city’s hockey scene.
