…in the schools musical, is a member of the school choir and band. He volunteers for Habitat for Humanity and assists at special events at his local community center….
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2017 R. A. "Sam" Fabro Scholarship Men's Hockey
…sophomore season in 2016/17. Adam is an outstanding defenseman who enters this season having played 54 games for the Bison. He has accumulated 29 points (8 goals, 21 assists) in…
Steen, Thomas
…Thomas Steen was born in Grums, Sweden, selected to the World Junior all-star team in 1979 he was drafted that same year in the fifth round by the…
Pilous, Rudy
…Born in Winnipeg, he played junior with the Monarchs and Portage Terriers. He played in England and then went to St. Catharines for a promised job and spot…
Oake, Scott
…pursue a career in the radio and television field. After working part-time at CBC St. John’s, he was hired full-time by the network in 1974. Relocating to Winnipeg, Oake became…
Yaschuk, Mike
…Born in Ituna, Saskatchewan, this right winger played junior with the St. Boniface Athletics who lost two successive provincial playoffs to the 1941-42 Portage Terriers, and the 1942-43…
McKinnon, Frank
…Association, a Congress member of the International Ice Hockey Federation and a Trustee of the Centennial Cup. Frank McKinnon was also the Commissioner of the MJHL for many years….
THE HOCKEY ICELANDERS OF SARGENT AVENUE
…Icelanders were the first foreign nationality to establish a settlement in an area that would become part of Manitoba. They established ‘New Iceland’ along the west coast of…
Mosienko, Billy
…Hawks. The Black Hawks gained a great forward unit when Mosienko teamed up with the Bentley brothers, Max and Doug, to form the “Pony Line” in the `40s. During a…
Rayner, Charlie (Chuck)
…Kenora in 1937-38 and played 3 seasons in the MJHL with the Thistles. In his last junior campaign in 1939-40 he captained Kenora to the Memorial Cup final. Rayner turned…
Fabro, R. A. "Sam"
…1967 and its first Chairman. He was a leader in the creation of the Hockey Hall of Fame & Museum in 1985. In addition to his many accomplishments in hockey,…
Chrystal, Bob
…Born in Winnipeg, this defenceman played with the 1949 Brandon Wheat Kings who lost to the Montreal Royals in the only eight-game Memorial Cup final ever played. He…
Dietrich, Don
…that have been used to describe him. Dietrich has written an autobiography titled No Guarantees that tells his story of living life to the fullest despite illness and injury….
Thornson, Len
…and Second All-Star Team selections, and lead Fort Wayne to two Turner Cup Championships. Thornson would retire in 1969 as the league’s all-time points leader with 1,382. In 1997, the…
Ted Green
…the Winnipeg Braves. He won the Stanley Cup as a player with the Boston Bruins in 1970 and 1972, and five more times as an assistant coach with Edmonton (1984, 1985, 1987,…
Mulligan, Andy
…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. He…
Hares, Al
…In Selkirk, Al Hares is “Mr. Hockeyâ€.It is estimated that in over 50 years involved with hockey, 33 as a coach, Al Hares has spent 10,000 hours behind…
Allan, Perry
…Referee-in-Chief for Hockey Manitoba and was on the Standing Rules Committee for Hockey Canada. He worked as a Video Goal Judge for the NHL. An instructor for the WHL School…
Southern, Bruce
…Bruce Southern has been involved in hockey as a player, coach and scout for 45 years. Bruce coached the Fort Garry Blues to three MMJHL titles and also…
McDonald, Dennis
…Director (1974-86), and CAHA Vice-President (1986 -89). He was the recipient of the Gordon Juckes award (contribution of hockey development in Canada) in 1989. He was Director of Operations for…
Gordon, Stratton
…EHL champion Long Island Ducks in 1965. After playing in the WHL, AHL, IHL and EHL, Stratton retired in 1972 recording 474 goals and 502 assists for 976 points….
Evason, Dan (Heavy)
…For twenty years, Heavy Evason was involved in coaching, managing and scouting in junior and professional hockey. He began with Brandon Wheat Kings and Portage Terriers, then moving…
Ridley, Mike
…Born in Winnipeg, this centreman played in the MJHL with the St. Boniface Saints and held the record for the most goals in a season (91) and most…
Manitoba's World Champion Falcons 100th Anniversary
…journey from the team’s formation on Sargent Avenue in Winnipeg’s West End and their struggle for acceptance in hockey is truly inspiring. To read the Falcons story, click here….
Bownass, Jack
…Canada’s National Team for four years and played in the AHL, WHL, EPHL, IHL and the QHL. He was selected to the Second All-Star Team in the IHL in 1951…
Gord Simpson
…and adored his grandchildren. Ida and Gord had been married for 71 years. I will love you forever. As published in the Winnipeg Free Press on Aug 03, 2019…
Hay, George
…The 10 NHL coaches selected an All-Star team that year and he was named on the forward line with Howie Morenz and Bill Cook. In his five NHL seasons, Hay…
Patrick, Steve
…in the MJHL with St. James Canadians and recorded 35 points in 50 games. He joined the WHL champion Brandon Wheat Kings in 1978-79 for their Memorial run that fell…
Lew Morrison
…forming a fearsome penalty-killing unit with Clarke. Two expansion teams claimed him in drafts– the Atlanta Flames in 1972 and Washington Capitals in 1974. Traded to Pittsburgh Penguins, he would…
Juzda, Bill
…in 1939-40 when the Thistles lost the Memorial Cup to the Oshawa Generals. He turned pro with the New York Rangers in 1940 and then served with the Canadian Forces…