Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman played junior hockey with the University of Manitoba from 1923 to 1926 and tied for the scoring title in his final season….

Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman was part of the 1943 Winnipeg Rangers Memorial Cup championship team. He played three seasons in the NHL. Frank Mathers played 14…

Born in Winnipeg, Neil coached the Winnipeg Monarchs to the Memorial Cup championship in 1935 and 1937. He played for the 1921 Winnipeg Falcons, the first team…

1877 Born in Campbellford, Ontario, Dr. William F. Taylor was President of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (Hockey Manitoba) in 1912-13 and Honourary President from 1916 to…

Born in Foxwarren, Ken Tibbatts was “Mr. Hockey” in his community. He started coaching in 1960 and coached six Provincial championship teams at the Bantam, Juvenile and…

Born in Winnipeg, “Pat” Lyon was manager of the junior Elmwood Maple Leafs from 1937-1940 and owned and operated the Winnipeg Monarchs Hockey Club from 1941 to…

…7 goals, 29 assists, and 36 points before going to Europe. He began his coaching career in Bern, Switzerland in 1980. Bryan Lefley was coaching in Europe until his untimely…

Born in Sheffield, England, Foxton was elected to the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (Hockey Manitoba) executive from 1949 to 1967 and was President of the MAHA in…

1883 Born in Poulton, England, he was a coach and/or manager for 50 years. He managed the Portage la Prairie Terriers, winners of the 1942 Memorial Cup….

Born in Smiths Falls, Ontario. A leader and executive for many years in amateur hockey, his presidency of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (Hockey Manitoba) from 1927-34…

Born in Belfast, Ireland. Bobby Kirk played in the MJHL with the Elmwood Millionaires who lost the 1929 Memorial Cup final to the Toronto Marlboros. He played…

Born in Cooks Creek, Kryschuk played hockey with St. Paul’s College in the MJHL and senior in the Manitoba League. He turned his attention to coaching at…