…tenure as the MBHHF lead starting in 2014, Don oversaw 4 Induction dinners and a number of accomplishments and changes for the MBHHF. He guided the organization through the difficult…
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ED SWEENEY MEMORIAL AWARD RECIPIENT - GEOFF KIRBYSON
…created a dynamic line that propelled the Winnipeg Jets to two World Hockey Association championships. Their chemistry on the ice and impact on the game is explored in The Hot Line: How…
Kennedy, Sheldon
…the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in 1985, he would join the Swift Current Broncos of the Western Hockey League for the 1986–87 season. In 1989, Kennedy won gold at the…
1953/54 DAUPHIN KINGS
…WESTERN CANADA INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSMANITOBA/SASKATCHEWAN INTER-PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSMcDIARMID SHIELD – MANITOBA CHAMPIONS The 1953/54 Dauphin Kings competed in the Big Six Intermediate Hockey League, considered to be the top Intermediate…
Gardiner, Herb
…Born in Winnipeg in 1891, Herb Gardiner took the roundabout way to earning an NHL MVP award. After a brief stint in Senior hockey, Gardner was a banker…
BOB HOLLIDAY
…the Trib, Bob covered the Mohawks 1980 run at the Allan Cup versus Spokane and the 1979 Steinbach Huskies Allan Cup final against Petrolia Squires in Sarnia, Ontario. After the…
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,…
BERNIE MORRIS
…the United States, Morris had been registered under the military service acts in both countries, but had received exemptions in each of them. His status in the United States was…
1965/66 FLIN FLON WARRIORS
…The Flin Flon Warriors won the Manitoba Intermediate Championship in 1963/64, 1964/65, and 1965/66. In 1965 Manitoba’s Intermediate teams were graduated to Senior classification. The Warriors had proven…
How the Forward Pass Killed Joe Hall
…was applied for the entire 1919 Stanley Cup final between the Seattle Metropolitans and the Montreal Canadiens. Played in the midst of a worldwide influenza epidemic, the Canadiens paid a…
THANK YOU TRUE NORTH!
…Like most non-profit organizations, the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame has worked within our means to survive the Covid pandemic. Our Induction dinner is our main fundraiser and…
1956/57 FLIN FLON BOMBERS
…played in Regina, Pollock’s less than kind words were not greeted warmly by local Bomber fans. Flin Flon surprised everyone in taking the first game 3-1, but Ottawa would rebound…
1922/23 UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
…to take the Manitoba junior title. The Calgary Canadians had taken a total-goal series 7-5 over the Regina Pats and would meet the UofM in Winnipeg at the Amphitheatre Rink….
Ralph Lyndon 1935-2023
…he loved his crosswords, rarely getting stumped on a word nor giving in to the “cheater’s guide” crossword dictionary. He loved to attend his grandchildren’s sporting events and always kept…
Johnson, Jimmy
…the Minnesota Fighting Saints in the fledgling World Hockey Association, scoring the first goal in the team’s history. Johnson retired after three-and-a-half seasons with the Fighting Saints and a half…
Ridley, Curt
…Minnedosa’s Curt Ridley played 78 games in two years with the Portage Terriers of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League, putting up five shutouts in that time frame and…
Ron Castelane
…Boniface Golf Club. This started me on my paths in hockey and golf. Throughout my boyhood, my only sibling, Ernie (deceased), and I loved and lived the life of a…
1931/32 WINNIPEG MONARCHS
…1931 Memorial Cup-winning Elmwood Millionaires. Taking on Saskatoon Wesley’s for the Western Abbot Cup play-off final in a two-game total point series, the Monarchs were handed their first loss of…
1919/20 SELKIRK FISHERMEN
…ABBOTT CUP TROPHY MANITOBA/SASKATCHEWAN CHAMPIONSTURNBULL MEMORIAL TROPHY The Selkirk Fishermen are the longest running junior hockey team in Canada. The franchise was founded in 1917, and joined the…
1928/29 ELMWOOD MILLIONAIRES - ABBOTT CUP
…the Toronto Marlboros. The 1928/29 Elmwood Millionaires won the Manitoba Junior hockey championship Turnbull Trophy and advanced to take on the Kenora Thistles in a two game total point Inter-Provincial…
1979/80 TRANSCONA RAILERS
…In their Inaugural Manitoba Junior B Hockey League season in 1976-77, the Transcona Railers quickly established a competitive program losing to Gimli in the league finals. By 1978…
Bill Staub May 12, 1941 - June 17, 2023
…before joining the MJHL St. Boniface Canadiens in 1958. He then headed south to the University of Denver from 1961 – 1964, twice earning WCHA All-Star status and was named…
Paddock, John
…Oak River native John Paddock’s farming background provided him a strong work ethic that he applied while learning the game of hockey in Southwest Manitoba. His efforts with…
JOHNNY SHEPARD
…Frank were sent to live with family in Selkirk, MB. After three years with the Selkirk Fishermen Juniors of the MJHL that included a run at the 1920 Memorial Cup,…
RON OTTAWA
…continues to hold today. Ron’s commitment and dedication to On-Ice Officiating and Off-Ice Officiating is extraordinary as he strives to support the development of thoughtful competent officials in Manitoba….
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…
WALTER MUELLER May 23, 1937 - April 18, 2024
…Hockey Hall of Fame. For many years he represented the MBHHF very well in the south central part of the province. Walter Haslem Mueller of Manitou, MB, passed away peacefully…
KELLY McCRIMMON
…junior career as a 16 year old with the WHL Prince Albert Raiders before joining his brother Brad in 1978 with the Brandon Wheat Kings. He played 95 games with…
Ron Hutchinson - 10/24/1936 - 07/10/ 2021
…young boy living in Flin Flon, MB. He would spend countless hours at the rink practicing his skills. Even if the rink was closed, that would not stop him, he would sneak…
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…