BWC forward Justin Moon wasted little time making an impact with the Tri-City Americans, scoring his first WHL goal in just his second career game.

Justin Moon has taken the next step in his hockey career after being called up from BWC to join the Tri-City Americans of the Western Hockey League.

The 2010-born forward from Surrey made his WHL debut with Tri-City and then scored his first career WHL goal in just his second game on Saturday night against the Victoria Royals.

Moon found the back of the net 4:03 into the second period after a strong Tri-City forecheck created a turnover. Trae Peterson moved the puck to Moon, who fired a shot through traffic and beat Victoria goaltender Vladimir Proskurin five-hole.

While the Americans ultimately fell 6–3, the goal marked an important milestone for Moon as he makes the jump from BWC to the WHL.

Moon was selected by Tri-City in the sixth round, 124th overall, of the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft.

Congratulations to Justin on his call-up to Tri-City and on scoring his first WHL goal!