…Maroons teammates formed Canada’s first National team. Finishing his career with the Maroons, Parke also coached the River Heights Midget and Juvenile teams in 1966 and 1967, winning the City…
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Stratton, Art
…Born in Winnipeg. In 1954-55 with the MJHL Winnipeg Barons, this centreman became the first player in league history to record a 50 goal season. In a 19…
Maxwell, Fred "Steamer"
…He had several offers to become a professional hockey player but remained an amateur throughout his career. He picked up the nickname “Steamer” because of his tremendous ability…
Ted Green
…just three days after he and his 1957/58 St. Boniface Canadiens had been inducted with the 2019 MBHHF Class. The Eriksdale, Man., native won a Memorial Cup in 1959 with…
Sawchuk, Terry
…Born in Winnipeg. He was one of the greatest goaltenders in hockey history. He played his minor hockey in Winnipeg and spent one season with the 1945-46 Winnipeg…
Coulter, Art
…and captained the Rangers to their 1940 Stanley Cup victory. After two more seasons, Art entered the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II; this ended his pro career….
Pike, Alf
…Born in Winnipeg, Pike centred the top line of the Winnipeg Monarchs with Johnny McCreedy and Dick Kowcinak. This line led the Monarchs to the 1937 Memorial Cup…
McCallum, Dunc
…Born in Flin Flon, this defenceman played both juvenile and junior with the Brandon Wheat Kings before turning pro in 1960 with the IHL Fort Wayne Komets. He…
"You couldn't run a game on Saturday night": The Winnipeg Warriors, Television, and the Business of Pro Hockey, 1955-1961
Mott, Morris (Manitoba History, Number 27, Spring 1994)
"An Immense Hold in the Public Estimation:" The First Quarter Century of Hockey in Manitoba, 1886-1911
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GERRY VARNES
…Gerry completed his earthly journey and entered the arms of the Lord. He is now at peace. He is survived by his loving wife Irene; grandson Stewart and…
Armytage, Jack
…November 3, 1890. This forward was captain until his retirement after the 1897 season. One of his greatest games was on February 14, 1896 in a sudden death game for…
Watson, Bill
…Bill Watson, born in Pine Falls in 1964, played junior for Prince Albert Raiders of the WHL and joined The University of Minnesota-Duluth for three seasons. In 1984-85…
Gurba, Andy
…a referee in the Western Canada League and WHL (1966 -72). Andy Gurba also worked for the MAHA and MJHL from 1950-72 and held referee schools for 12 years….
Heather, Ian
…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…
Karpan, Vaughn
…scored 98 goals and 169 points in 102 games with the U of Manitoba Bisons. Karpan played 213 international games for Canada including in the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo and…
Abbott, Reg
…Montreal Canadiens. Abbott went on to play senior hockey for nine seasons with the Windsor Bulldogs and then the Winnipeg Maroons, Allan Cup Finalists twice and Allan Cup Champions in…
Wilson, Carey
…Born in Winnipeg, this centreman/right winger was a member of the Canadian junior team that won the 1982 World Junior Hockey championship. He also played for the 1984…
Norway House Honours Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees
…Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame President Don Kuryk was invited to the Norway House Treaty & York Boat Days for a special ceremony to honour three local residents…
MacPherson, Stewart
…for the BBC in 1937. As a war correspondent, showman, sports commentator and author, his rise to fame in the UK included the Twenty Questions quiz show, Royal tours and…
Stanowski, Wally
…Calder Cup that season. He played with the Leafs when they won the Stanley Cup in 1942 after which he joined the Canadian Armed Forces in World War II. He…
Somers, Art
…Born in Winnipeg, this centreman played junior for 1921 Winnipeg Falcons, the first Western team to win the Memorial Cup. He played senior with Winnipeg Victorias and Fort…
Neufeld, Ray
…with the big shot also played for Hartford and Boston in the NHL and played 235 games in the AHL with Springfield, Binghamton and Maine. He arrived in Winnipeg from…
Leach, Reg
…Born in Riverton, this right winger played junior in Flin Flon and set a record for most goals in a season and in 1970 was chosen the WCJHL…
Mathez, Jill
…of midget teams including Kirkfield/Westwood, Waverley Heights Storm, Fort Garry/Fort Rouge Blackhawks and Manitoba Mighty Moose.In addition, Mathez coached the University of Winnipeg Women’s team for four years, winning the…
2022 SAMI JO SMALL AWARD RECIPIENT - KELSEY FORREST
…Strength Committee, and Social Committee. She has organized a fundraiser for KidSport Canada and Fast and Female. In addition, she is a peer tutor, and a Softball Manitoba umpire….
1916 61st BATTALION OF WINNIPEG
…Allan Cup. This was the last year for the challenge system of determining the Allan Cup winner, it was discarded in favour of a playoff system of East versus West…
Bend, J. P. "Jack"
…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. Bend…
Northcott, Baldy
…seasons Northcott played 508 games with 84 goals, 108 assists for 192 points. After he retired, Lawrence “Baldy” Northcott coached the 1941 Winnipeg Rangers to the Memorial Cup championship….
Manson, Ray
…in the AHL, USHL, PCHL and WHL. In his final pro season of 1956-57, Ray Manson played for the WHL champion Brandon Regals and was a First Team All-Star….