…Winnipeg and he touched the lives of many youngsters over the years. He was honoured for his dedication to hockey by having the Sam Southern Arena named after him….

…the SEMHL for 20 years. He ran a first-class operation which included play-by-play broadcasts over CFAM-Altona. Because of his vision and service, the SEMHL remains as one of the oldest…

…Born in Hamiota, he began his hockey career as a player and in 1951-52 turned to coaching in rural Manitoba until 1985-86. He has served as the President…

…Born in Winnipeg, he played minor hockey with the East Kildonan Bisons and the Excelsiors, a team he later coached to several provincial minor hockey championships. Russell coached…

…Born in Cannington Manor, Saskatchewan, “Bud” Simpson was a great amateur goalie who played in all levels of the Winnipeg minor, junior and senior hockey system. He moved…

…Ian Heather has been a long-time referee and was referee-in-chief for WMHA 1973-78 and later served in that role for the Winnipeg High School League from 1987-1994. Most…

…Born in Winnipeg, he played three NHL seasons with the New York Rangers. He was the playing coach of the Cleveland Barons of the AHL for 10 years…

…Born in Winnipeg, this fine defenceman played 348 games in seven seasons and won the 1943 AHL championship with Buffalo. He was also a member of the 1951…

…Born in Winnipeg, Dennis Ball coached two City championship teams in the late 1940’s and reorganized the MJHL Winnipeg Rangers. He spent 25 years with the New York…

…Born in Poplar Point, Addie Bell began his playing career with the Poplar Point Intermediate champions in 1921. Later he moved to Portage la Prairie where he played…