…Canada. So culturally important has ice hockey become to Canada, in 1994 the Government of Canada passed the National Sports Act which named Ice Hockey as Canada’s natio nal winter…
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JOHN GORDON "Gordie" KERR 5/8/1923 - 9/22/2021
…many extended family members. To read a complete obituary of this “Loving Man”, please visit Musgroves website at musgroves.com. Posted online on December 03, 2021 Published in The Register-Guard…
Davis, Reyn
…went to the Chatham Daily News before joining the Winnipeg Free Press in 1968. Reyn Davis covered the Winnipeg Junior Jets from 1969 and then the professional Jets of both…
Smith, Maurice
…of the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association and served on the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame Selection Committee in the early 1980’s. Maurice Smith was also named to the MSSA…
McKenzie, Ken
…Born in Winnipeg, McKenzie started his long and stellar hockey-writing career at the age of 17 with the Winnipeg Free Press. After World War II, he was hired…
More, Jay
…often used as a penalty killing blueliner. After joining Nashville in 1998 as a free agent, he suffered a concussion in December of that year. His playing career ended at…
Miller, Perry
…following season, he joined the Charlotte Checkers of the EHL. In 1974, while with Charlotte, he was named to the SHL second all-star team. Miller moved to the WHA where…
Wesley College Rink History
…Jeff Nelson of Reading, England was researching sports logos on the Internet when he came across an odd article about a fellow falling through the roof of a…
SAMI JO SMALL
…Jo continues to give back to the sport through hockey camps, speaking engagements, blogs and has published her autobiography, titled “The Role I Played: Canada’s Greatest Olympic Hockey Team….
Thompson, Bob
…a linesman in the Western Junior League and at the University level. He obtained his level 6 papers in Toronto and officiated at the World Junior Championships in Brandon and…
Ted Green
…and 1978. Green, known as “Terrible Ted” through his playing days, appeared in 620 games in the NHL and 452 in the WHA with the New England Whalers and Winnipeg Jets….
Hockey: The Stories Behind our Passion
…the evolution of the sport through historic highlight reels, interactive components and one-of-a-kind artifacts. Visitors will find themselves in the places where Canadians live and breathe hockey: from dressing room…
Michael Gobuty
…group to keep the team in Winnipeg. After winning the Avco Cup and then losing Jet stars Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson to the NHL in 1978, Gobuty struck a…
1963/64 WINNIPEG MAROONS
…denied in 1964, despite some question whether or not they would compete for the cup that year. The team had just returned from a European tour and injuries to key…
Murray Bannerman
…Amateur Draft in 1977, and played for their IHL affiliate Fort Wayne Comets. Traded to Chicago, Bannerman played two years in the minors before being called up by the Blackhawks…
Ross Parke
…turn pro with Detroit Red Wings to attend Michigan State on an NCAA scholarship where he was the Spartans top scorer for three consecutive years. After graduation he joined the…
Lew Morrison
…1974. Traded to Pittsburgh Penguins, he would play his final three NHL seasons. Lew Morrison was widely recognized throughout his career as one of the NHL’s finest penalty killers….
Gardiner, Herb
…then surveyor before joining the Canadian army in 1915. After 3 years of fighting in Europe, he earned a medical discharge and returned home to his surveyor job in Calgary….
Laurie Boschman
…In Winnipeg, Boschman would enjoy his most successful years as a tough two-way centre. In 1990, he was traded to New Jersey Devils before ending his NHL career as captain…
The Final Face-off
…been compiled from newspaper obituaries and other sources such as the Internet and the Society for International Hockey Research. Individual members of the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame (MHHF) are…
REMEMBERING ART COULTER - Ty Dilello
…Coulter. The second captain in the history of the New York Rangers, Coulter played the game the way it was supposed to be played in his age, combining toughness with…
1939/40 KENORA THISTLES
…0 in the league’s best-of-five final. The Thistles would advance to defeat the Edmonton Athletic Club and claim the Abbott Cup earning the right to represent the west in the…
Vinet, Joe
…He also handled Manitoba Intermediate “A: and “B: finals along with Junior and Senior hockey Provincial finals. Vinet’s talents were always in demand, however due to work commitments, he was…
Lyndon, Lorne
…Referee. Born in Dunrae, Lorne “Windy” Lyndon was one of Canada’s most renowned officials for 20 years, 1933-1953. He officiated six Allan Cup finals (1936, `37,`46, `47, `49,…
Sjoberg, Lars-Eric
…WHA and named to the First All- Star Team. He won three Avco Cups with the Jets in 1976, `78 and `79. Nicknamed “The Little General”, this natural leader was…
Nilsson, Ulf
…Born in Nynashamin, Sweden, this centreman was with the Winnipeg Jets for four WHA seasons. In 300 games he scored 140 goals, 344 assists, 484 points. He played…
Coleman, Jim
…Born in Winnipeg, Coleman started his newspaper career with the Winnipeg Tribune and became one of Canada’s most celebrated sports columnists with a national column for all Southam…
Hextall, Ron
…top rookie. He moved up to the Philadelphia Flyers in 1986-87 and led the Flyers to the Stanley Cup finals winning the Vezina and Conn Smythe trophies along with selection…
Kurdydyk, Danny
…at world hockey tournaments from 1966-1969. He refereed until 1970 and then joined the MAHA Rules Committee. He was honoured for his dedicated service in 1983 by the MAHA….