…Prep School in New Hampshire before attending the University of Michigan where he helped lead the Wolverines to an NCAA national championship in 1996. He is also the only Canadian…
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2002/03 ILE des CHENES NORTHSTARS
…Dundas. The 2-1 record put North Stars into the national final while Stony Plain earned a spot by shutting out Lancaster 3-0 in a sudden-death semi-final. The Manitoba team won…
Allan, Perry
…of hockey – Provincial, National and International. He had an outstanding knowledge of the Rules of the game and applied them with integrity, courage and common sense. He served as…
How the Forward Pass Killed Joe Hall
…For the 1918/19 season, the forward pass rule was finally accepted by the National Hockey Association. The Pacific Coast Hockey Association had been using the tactic since 1913….
Keane, Mike
…Jaw Warriors and for Team Canada in the I987 World Junior Championship. Undrafted by the NHL, the right winger went on to play 1161 NHL games where he recorded 193…
NHL HISTORY WITH TY DILELLO
…He is an accredited writer with the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) and is a member of the Society for International Hockey Research (SIHR). This October, 2021 he’ll be releasing…
Van Hellemond, Andy
…Born in Winnipeg, Andy Van Hellemond’s hockey career as a player began in Winnipeg’s Isaac Brock area. He spent three seasons in the MJHL and was a member…
CAM MILLAR SEPTEMBER 9, 1927 - JULY 9, 2020
…of 92. Cam was born in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba; son of Campbell and Janet Millar, brother of Elizabeth Frederickson and Jack Millar, father of Campbell Millar, Ross Millar and…
Hay, George
…career in Winnipeg in 1915 and 1916 playing both junior and senior hockey with the Monarchs. He turned pro in 1921 with the Regina Caps and then played with Portland…
Gordon, Stratton
…(IHL) in 1957 and 1958. Back in the WHL, he scored four winning goals for the Spokane Comets in the 1962 play-offs. He then played in the rugged EHL for…
Lacomy, Greg
…After playing junior with Winnipeg Monarchs and with the NCAA champion University of Denver, and playing pro hockey briefly, Greg Lacomy returned to Winnipeg to carve out an…
Frost, Ray
…Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba Ray enjoyed a 40-year career in hockey as a coach and manager in minor and junior hockey in his home town. Began coaching in…
Final Face Off - Bathgate, Andrew James "Andy"
…It is with profound sadness and loving memories that we announce the passing of Andy Bathgate, who passed on peacefully at Hawthorn Woods Nursing Home in Brampton surrounded…
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…
World's Oldest Living Former Pro Hockey Player
…would sign with the Portland Buckaroos of the Pacific Coast Hockey League for the 1940/41 season. Today, Wilf is an active 101 year old and dedicated fan of the NHL…
ROB HAITHWAITE
…his WHL games he worked at all Elite levels within Hockey Manitoba including the CIS, MJHL, MMJHL, and Senior AA. Rob has been selected numerous times to work National, Provincial…
Davis, Reyn
…both the World Hockey Association and the National Hockey League from 1972 to 1987. He was also named to the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association Media Roll of Honour….
Vic Grant
…joined CJOB Sports and created the popular Primetime Sports. He became CJOB’s News Director in 1998 and Program Director in 2000, before retiring in 2009. Vic Grant was recognized in…
1896 WINNIPEG VICTORIAS
…citizens greeted the team in a mass display of civic pride Admired by the Eastern press for their style of play and hailed as “World Champions” by their adoring public…
BOB HOLLIDAY WAY
…Holliday’s contributions to the community over several decades. Holliday grew up on Sadler Avenue and has made a career writing for many news organizations within the city, covering sports and…
A Brits Unique look at Winnipeg's Hockey History
…this interesting look at a little known Winnipeg sports venue. And then dive into Winnipeg’s hockey past CLICK HERE Thanks to Canstar Community News for permission to post the…
How Manitoba Set the Bar for all World Juniors
…Toronto author Gare Joyce’s excellent article on the 1999 World Juniors in Winnipeg. The IIHF and Hockey Canada don’t always get it right, but this time they did…
Friesen, Karl
…During his 15 seasons, his teams won four German championships and he was named goalie of the year and player of the year four times. He became a national hero…
Fleury, Theo
…hockey with the St. James Canadians. He spent four seasons in the WHL with the junior Moose Jaw Warriors and played for Canada in two world junior tournaments. Fleury suited…
RON OAKES
…the WHA’s Vancouver Blazers and San Diego Mariners and the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues, and Chicago Blackhawks. He also appeared on CBS’s short-lived WHA national coverage….
Heather, Ian
…women’s championship and the 2005 Royal Bank Cup and was involved in the 2007 under-17 tournament in Selkirk in 2007 and the World Under-17 championship in Winnipeg in 2011. And…
Zarrillo, Bruno
…he went to Italy to play and it was a wise decision. Zarrillo played on 10 league championship teams and in 10 world championships and three Olympic games for Italy….
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…
Kurdydyk, Danny
…Cup playoffs and finals in the 1950’s and 1960’s. He was also involved with international hockey and officiated at world hockey tournaments from 1966-1969. He refereed until 1970 and then…
Ulrich, Bud
…in Memorial Cup playdowns and in 1974-75 was selected as Canada’s referee for the World Junior Championship working games in Minneapolis and Winnipeg. He also became a head referee in…