…F. M. Geekie, Point, W.M. Geekie, Cover Point, E.O. Geekie, Left wing: Mel Lauder, Centre, Bill Oliver, Goal (killed in action in World War I), H.T. Morton, Left Wing…
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2019 MHSAA Scholarship Winners
…in addition to numerous other fundraising events. He time keeps for St. Mary’s Academy’s Female World Sport School Challenge tournaments and Jackrabbits hockey programs at the local community centre….
TREVOR KIDD
…would take that invitation, make the 1988/89 Wheat Kings team and go on to two world junior medals, an Olympic medal, a Memorial Cup and a 12-year career in the…
MARTY MURRAY
…the Wheat Kings in scoring his last two seasons with 114 and 128 points respectively while earning a spot on Canada’s gold medal teams at the 1994 and 1995 World…
Al Johnson
…won a bronze medal for Canada at the World Championships. After another year with the national team program he would retire briefly in 1966. He would return to the minors…
Alvin Brian Mcdonald
…the hockey world, coaching and volunteering his time with many organizations, including Special Olympics, and his love for hockey was a priority as he travelled with the NHL Old-timers for…
Jennifer Botterill
…Canadia’s National team until 2011, Botterill played in eight World Championships, winning five gold and three silver medals, and was named MVP twice. Botterill won three consecutive Olympic gold medals…
Michael Gobuty
…DOB – Winnipeg-born and raised, Gobuty saved the popular but broke Winnipeg Jets franchise during the 1977/78 World Hockey Association season when he stepped forward with an investor…
Jim Benzelock
…75 point season with the Dayton Gems caught the attention of the new World Hockey Association. In 1972, Benzelock became one of the very first signings of the rival league,…
Mikkelson, Bill
…was the NHL rookie of the year in 1948. Bill’s son, Brendan, is an Anaheim draft choice and his daughter, Meaghan, just competed in the world championship with Team Canada….
Pat Falloon
…back-to-back 60-goal seasons. In 1991, Falloon won gold with the Canadian World Junior team then returned to the Chiefs to win the 1991 Memorial Cup where he was also named…
Sutherland, Bill
…of the World Hockey Association in 1972. Bill Sutherland retired as an active player in 1974. He later went on to a lengthy coaching career, serving both as the head…
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…to hockey’s beginnings in the province, along with panels showcasing the game’s growth on the Prairies, Olympic and World successes and the Province’s long history in professional leagues. The walls…
BARRY SHENKAROW
…In 1978, young Winnipeg lawyer Barry Shenkarow was sitting in on an appeal by the community-owned World Hockey Association Winnipeg Jets looking for buy-in from Winnipeg’s business elite…
Tommy Marshall
…Dad loved Mom and the sun – and they were fortunate to travel to many beaches in the world, including their favourite Coolengata, Australia, where they went with Canadian friends,…
Kerr, Gordon
…Sapporo, Japan and the 1976 Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria. In addition Gord Kerr refereed in the Western Hockey League and the World Hockey Association for several years. …
The Bob Chrystal Story - Block That Shot
…a hockey fan since Peter Bondra led the Washington Capitals to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1998. Ty plays extensively on the World Curling Tour in the winter and can…
MANITOBA HOCKEY HERITAGE DAY
…left an enduring legacy. Manitoba has produced Olympic, World and Stanley Cup championship teams and some of the greatest players in the history of the game. The Builders of the…
JOHN SHANSKI May 30, 1941 - November 2, 2022
…build for them. John loved packing his family into a van, a train, or a plane and taking them on an adventure anywhere in the world. John was very proud…
1920 WINNIPEG FALCONS HONOURED WITH PLAQUE
…Winnipeg’s West End, a predominantly Icelandic community. They attended the First Lutheran prior to serving overseas in the First World War. Pastor Michael Kurtz and members of the First Lutheran…
GLADWYN SCOTT JANUARY 28, 1932 - AUGUST 25, 2022
…BC to St. Johns, NL and many places around the world such as Cupar, Scotland, Sydney, Australia, and Zurich, Switzerland. He touched many lives and took great pleasure in volunteering…
JACKIE McLEOD April 30, 1930 - December 8, 2022
…(Graison) and Aaron as well as great-grandchildren, Madeleine, Juliette, and Molly. Robert was born in Regina, Saskatchewan on April 30, 1930. He was blessed to enter this world with his…
AB McDONALD ARENA
…arena is a fitting honour for someone who represented this city with great class throughout the hockey world, andthese displays will share his story with future generations of players.”…
Dave Semenko 1957-2017
…John; brothers, Brian (Rhonda), Brad (Brenda) and Mark; nieces and nephews; great friends, fans, teammates and the Oiler’s family from around the world. He was predeceased by his mother, Noreen….
JASON BOTTERILL
…to ever win a gold medal in three straight World Junior Hockey Championships. Jason was drafted by the Dallas Stars in the first round with the 20th overall selection of…
TOM MILLER - December 30, 1938 - January 19, 2024
…150 Certificate of Appreciation in 2017, and receiving the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2022. Dad’s world was turned upside down when Mom passed away in 2021 after…
2022 Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame Gala Dinner Ticket Information
…celebrating hockey’s legacy in our province. Manitoba has produced National, Olympic, World and Stanley Cup championship teams and some of the greatest players in the history of the game. Our…
WINNIPEG FALCONS DESIGNATED WITH COMMEMORATIVE EVENTS PLAQUE
…the First World War, and finally home where they would re-group and go on to win Canada’s senior amateur championship, the Allan Cup, in 1920. Following this achievement, the team…
1955/56 WINNIPEG WARRIORS
…Edinburgh Cup Champions The 1955 – 56 Warriors won the Lester Patrick Trophy and the Edinburgh Trophy, emblematic of the World‘s Minor Professional Hockey Championship. The City of…
Johnny Peirson
…volunteered for the Canadian Army during World War II and was stationed in Europe. After the war, John continued with his education at McGill University, where he played for the…