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1 SASK HOCKEY NEWS SOURCE BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 1st, 2018: CAMECO HOCKEY DAY in BALARRES RECAP CLARK & VEY SET TO TAKE OLYMPIC STAGE SJHL/MJHL SHOWCASE MHA of the MONTH 2018 CAMECO HOCKEY DAY in SASKATACHEWAN TAKES PLACE IN BALCARRES

2 WELCOME! At the Saskatchewan Hockey Association, we are excited for the hockey season and hope you are too. With that, we hope to better serve the province and it s participants with a new and improved monthly digital newsletter! More content, features and clickable links than ever before, to give you, the reader, the ultimate access to the month that was in Saskatchewan Hockey! FOLLOW US ONLINE! CLICK FOR LINK OUR TEAM STAFF BOARD Internet Twitter Facebook Instagram Don t miss out on the action Add on Loss of Use Coverage to your SGI CANADA Auto Pak. It will help get your star player to the tournament on time if your vehicle is damaged or stolen. Ask your broker about SGI CANADA s Auto Pak today. sgicanada.ca Alameda ALAMEDA ARCOLA Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie BIENFAIT Bienfait CARIEVALE Carievale CARLYLE Carlyle CARNDUFF Carnduff ESTEVAN Estevan GRENFELL Grenfell INDIAN HEAD Indian KAHKEWISTAHAW Head Kahkewistahaw KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP La Redvers WAWOTA WEYBURN 1Rocanville WHITEWOOD Torquay WILCOX Wapella YELLOW Wawota GRASS REGINA Weyburn ASSINIBOIA Whitewood AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH Yellow BRIERCREST Grass CABRI Regina CARONPORT Assiniboia CENTRAL Avonlea BUTTE CO Be MOOSE Gravelbourg JAW MOSSBANK Gull Lake OGEMA Herbert PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek SWIFT Moose CURRENT Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank BREDENBURY Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix CHURCHBRID R SPRINGSIDE Fort Qu'Appelle YORKTON Kamsack ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY Margo Melville CUPAR DALMENY Nokomis DAVIDSON Norquay DELISLE Preeceville DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN Yorkt H

3 BALCARRES RAISES $67,000 FOR ARENA THROUGH CAMECO HOCKEY DAY IN SASKATCHEWAN Balcarres turned Cameco Hockey Day in Saskatchewan into a week-long celebration of hockey and community spirit. When the final buzzer sounded Sunday, the host organizing committee announced a profit of $67,295 to help cover renovations to their 51-year-old 2018 BALCARRES facility. Cameco Hockey Day in Saskatchewan travels to a different community each year to help raise funds for the local arena. The event is a partnership between Cameco, the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) and the host community. Balcarres succeeded on the strength of local volunteers and sponsors from throughout the region, said Craig Geisler, head of the local organizing committee. It wasn t just the rink board and minor hockey that did this, he said, applauding the dance club and mixed martial arts studio also housed in the arena. Everyone in the community has stepped up to do this for the youth in Balcarres and it s been a huge success. Weekend highlights included a banquet featuring five-time Stanley Cup champ Grant Fuhr and long-time NHL scout Barry Trapp of Balcarres; a youth skills clinic conducted by the SJHL s Melville Millionaires; an SJHL showdown between Melville and Battlefords; plus midget AAA, junior B and senior action. The rink is definitely the hub for Balcarres in the wintertime, added Geisler. With all of the youth groups that use it, I couldn t imagine if we didn t have the rink here. There d probably be no youth in the community and if you don t have youth in your community, you re definitely not going to succeed. SPECIAL GUEST, GRANT FUHR WAS ON HAND TO SHARE STORIES AT FRIDAY s BANQUET Cameco and the SHA spent eight months working closely with the organizing committee. On-site volunteers in Balcarres included Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel who made himself at home behind the grill. I was back there flipping burgers and it was a lot of fun, he said. Whether it s working in the kitchen or cleaning the ice, people here stepped up. That s what Saskatchewan volunteering is all about. See more information at the Cameco Hockey Day in Saskatchewan ( Pictures from this year s event can be viewed on the following page. MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 2 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

4 CAMECO HOCKEY DAY IN SASKATCHEWAN BALCARRES, 2018 MELVILLE PRAIRIE FIRE PLAYER LISTENS TO INSTRUCTIONS AT SASK. FEMALE AAA GAME v SWIFT CURRENT WILDCATS FANS TAKE IN THE ACTION AT THE BALCARRES SKATING RINK ON SATURDAY AT CAMECO HDIS SJHL s MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES DONNED BALCARRES BRONCS JERESEY S FOR WARMUP AHEAD OF THEIR MATCHUP SHA INSTRUCTOR FOLLOWS CLOSELY AS LOCAL PLAYERS TAKE TO SKILLS AND DRILLS ON SUNDAY OFFICIALS FROM ALL OVER WERE ACKNOWLEDGED BEFORE THE SJHL GAME IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR HARD WORK SHA CROSS ICE JAMBOREE PARTICIPANTS HANGING RINK SIDE AND LEARNING THE SMALL ICE GAME SHA S CHAIRPERSON, MARY ANNE VEROBA PRESENTS A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION TO THE HOST COMMITTEE S CRAIG GEISLER OVERVIEW OF FRIDAY NIGHT S BANQUET AT THE LIONS CLUB HALL LOCAL LEGEND, BARRY TRAPP WAS ON THE HAND TO SHARE STORIES AT THE CAMECO HDIS BANQUET NIGHT Alameda MUENSTER Arcola OUTLOOK Balgonie RAYMORE Bienfait ROSE VALLEY Carievale SOUTHEY Carlyle ST BRIEUX Carnduff STRASBOURG Estevan VISCOUNT Grenfell WADENA Indian Head WARMANHANLEY Kahkewistahaw HUMBOLDT Kipling IMPERIA La Redvers ELROSE ESTON 3Rocanville GLASLYN Torquay GOODSOIL Wapella HAFFORD Wawota HEPBURN Weyburn HILLMOND Whitewood KERROBERT Wilcox KINDERSLEY Yellow KYLE Grass LASHBURN Regina LUSELAND Assiniboia MACKLIN Avonlea MAKWA Be UNITY Gravelbourg WILKIE ARBORFIELD Gull Lake Herbert BEARDY'S Kincaid BIG RIVER Lafleche BIRCH HILLS Leader BJORKDALE Maple BLAINE Creek LAKE Moose BUFFALO Jaw NARROWS Mossbank BUFFALO Ogema RIVER Pense CANWOOD Ponteix CARRO R MONTREAL Fort Qu'Appelle LAKE NAICAM Kamsack NIPAWIN Kelliher ONION Langenburg LAKE PATUANAK Lintlaw PINEHOUSE Margo Melville PORCUPINE Nokomis PLAIN PRINCE Norquay ALBERT Preeceville RED EARTH Springside ROSTHERN Yorkt SHEL

5 JUNIOR A HOCKEY SHOWCASE BRINGS SASKATCHEWAN AND MANITOBA LEAGUE s TOGETHER FOR TWO DAY EVENT The opportunity to bring together the top Junior A players from Saskatchewan and Manitoba was to good to pass up. The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) and Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL) came together for a two (2) day event on January 15 and 16 in Regina s Co-operators Centre. The ideas was to take the best players from each league and place them on three (3) separate all-star teams, based on age. Those age categories would be two (2) teams of players born in 1997 or 1998 and one (1) team of players born 1999 or The teams would wear league colors and emblems and were named after notable NHL alumni from the MJHL and SJHL. The MJHL teams were named after Ryan Garbutt, Ed Belfour and Travis Zajac. Meanwhile the SJHL s teams were Jaden Schwartz, Willie Mitchell and Chris Kunitz. The SJHL would get the best of the MJHL all-stars, winning five (5) of the six (6) games. Full recap of the event can be viewed HERE. Results from the event can be seen below or by clicking HERE. PHOTO CREDIT: MUNZ MEDIA Pictured (L to R): MJHL s Carter Barley and SJHL s Cade Kowalski shake hands following game #4 at the Showcase SJHL/MJHL SHOWCASE RESULTS PHOTO CREDIT: MUNZ MEDIA Visiting Score Home Score MJHL Garbutt (99-00) 1 SJHL Schwartz (99-00) 5 MJHL Zajac (97-98) 2 SJHL Mitchell (97-98) 4 MJHL Belfour (97-98) 2 SJHL Kunitz (97-98) 4 SJHL Schwartz (99-00) 2 MJHL Garbutt (99-00) 5 SJHL Mitchell (97-98) 4 MJHL Belfour (97-98) 3 SJHL Kunitz (97-98) 5 MJHL Zajac (97-98) 2 L ke KELVINGTON Alma Lampman KENASTON Midale WATROUS Milestone WATSON Montmartre WYNYARD SASKATOON Moosomin BATTLEFORDS Notre Dame BIGGAR Ochapowace BROCK CUT KNIFE Oxbow DODSLAND Vibank EATONIA Radville EDAM ngough MAIDSTONE Briercrest MARSDEN Cabri NEIL MEADOW Caronport LAKE Central NEILBURG Butte PARADISE Consul HILL Coronach PERDUE PIERCELAND Craik Eastend RADISSON Fox ROSETOWN Valley Frontier ST. WALBURG Glentworth 4 TURTLEFORD ockglen T RIVER CUDWORTH Rouleau DEBDEN Shaunavon HAGUE Swift HANSON Current LAKE Balcarres HUDSON BAY Bredenbury ILE-A-LA-CROSSE Canora KINISTINO Churchbridge LA LOCHE LA Cote RONGE Esterhazy LAIRD LEOVILLE Foam Lake MELFORT LBROOK on Aberdeen SOUTHEND Asquith SPIRITWOOD Beechy STANLEY Bruno MISSION Clavet Colonsay STAR CITY TISDALE Cupar Dalmeny TURNOR LAKE Davidson BIRCH NARROWS Delisle Dinsmore WAKAW WALDHEIM Drake Dundurn WHITE FOX

6 SASKATCHEWAN WELL REPRESENTED IN OLYMPIC HOCKEY Saskatchewan Hockey will be well represented at this year s Winter Olympic games in PyeongChang, South Korea. One (1) player on the women s team and one (1) player along with four (4) staff members were selected on the men s team. On the women s side, Saskatoon s own Emily Clark cracked the twenty-three (23) women roster for the Canadian Olympic hockey team. Clark is the youngest player on the Women s team, she will be twenty-two (22) years, two (2) months and thirteen (13) days of age when the tournament opens on February 11. Emily Clark grew up playing in the Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association system. Clark would play on boys team s throughout much of her development. It wasn t until later on, Clark would play with female players and in her Midget years, played in the Saskatchewam Midget AAA Hockey League with the Saskatoon Stars. Clark played three (3) seasons with the Stars, winning the Hayley Wickenheiser - Most Valuable Player award in It was in that season, Clark would be named to the Team Canada s Under-18 roster and get her first taste of the world stage. Coming up through the ranks, Clark has enjoyed time on provincial and national teams before accepting a invitation to play with the NCAA s Wisconsin Badgers. Clark has taken time off from her studies at Wisconsin University to play in these Olympic games. The Women s Canadian Olympic hockey team will play it s first preliminary game on Sunday, February 11 against Team Russia. Handwritten note on Emily Clark s wall from November 2009, with her personal goals to make both Team Saskatchewan and Team Canada during her hockey career. PHOTO CREDIT: CBC NEWS Alameda MUENSTER Arcola OUTLOOK Balgonie RAYMORE Bienfait ROSE VALLEY Carievale SOUTHEY Carlyle ST BRIEUX Carnduff STRASBOURG Estevan VISCOUNT Grenfell WADENA Indian Head WARMANHANLEY Kahkewistahaw HUMBOLDT Kipling IMPERIA La Redvers ELROSE ESTON 5Rocanville GLASLYN Torquay GOODSOIL Wapella HAFFORD Wawota HEPBURN Weyburn HILLMOND Whitewood KERROBERT Wilcox KINDERSLEY Yellow KYLE Grass LASHBURN Regina LUSELAND Assiniboia MACKLIN Avonlea MAKWA Be UNITY Gravelbourg WILKIE ARBORFIELD Gull Lake Herbert BEARDY'S Kincaid BIG RIVER Lafleche BIRCH HILLS Leader BJORKDALE Maple BLAINE Creek LAKE Moose BUFFALO Jaw NARROWS Mossbank BUFFALO Ogema RIVER Pense CANWOOD Ponteix CARRO R MONTREAL Fort Qu'Appelle LAKE NAICAM Kamsack NIPAWIN Kelliher ONION Langenburg LAKE PATUANAK Lintlaw PINEHOUSE Margo Melville PORCUPINE Nokomis PLAIN PRINCE Norquay ALBERT Preeceville RED EARTH Springside ROSTHERN Yorkt SHEL

7 On the men s side, Saskatchewan boasts one (1) player along with four (4) staff members. Playing right wing for Team Canada will be Wakaw s Linden Vey. Vey grew up on a farm just outside Wakaw where he would play his minor hockey. Vey came up through Beardy s system in Midget before making the jump to the Western Hockey League with the Medicine Hat Tigers. Playing four (4) seasons with the Tigers, Vey would also be selected to the Canada Western Under-17 team in Linden Vey s jump to the big league s would take him through the American Hockey League (AHL) with the Manchester Monarchs, Utica Comets and Stockton Heat. He would also play on each of those teams NHL affiliates in the Los Angelas Kings, Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames. Vey currently plays professionally in Kazakhstan with the Barys Astana of the Kontinental Hockey League. IMAGES COURTESY OF HOCKEY CANADA Joining Vey and Clark in South Korea will be four (4) staff members, born in Saskatchewan. Head Coach; Willie Desjardins (Climax), Assistant Coach; Dave King (Saskatoon), Advanced Pre-Scout, Analytics; Mat Sells (Gull Lake) and Massage Therapist; Morris Boyer (North Battleford). The Men s Canadian Olympic hockey team gets started on February 15 against Team Switzerland. We wish the best of luck to both Team Canada Men s and Women s teams as their quests for gold will take place this February! L ke KELVINGTON Alma Lampman KENASTON Midale WATROUS Milestone WATSON Montmartre WYNYARD SASKATOON Moosomin BATTLEFORDS Notre Dame BIGGAR Ochapowace BROCK CUT KNIFE Oxbow DODSLAND Vibank EATONIA Radville EDAM ngough MAIDSTONE Briercrest MARSDEN Cabri NEIL MEADOW Caronport LAKE Central NEILBURG Butte PARADISE Consul HILL Coronach PERDUE PIERCELAND Craik Eastend RADISSON Fox ROSETOWN Valley Frontier ST. WALBURG Glentworth 6 TURTLEFORD ockglen T RIVER CUDWORTH Rouleau DEBDEN Shaunavon HAGUE Swift HANSON Current LAKE Balcarres HUDSON BAY Bredenbury ILE-A-LA-CROSSE Canora KINISTINO Churchbridge LA LOCHE LA Cote RONGE Esterhazy LAIRD LEOVILLE Foam Lake MELFORT LBROOK on Aberdeen SOUTHEND Asquith SPIRITWOOD Beechy STANLEY Bruno MISSION Clavet Colonsay STAR CITY TISDALE Cupar Dalmeny TURNOR LAKE Davidson BIRCH NARROWS Delisle Dinsmore WAKAW WALDHEIM Drake Dundurn WHITE FOX

8 THE CALL with TRENT CEY It s that time of year, SHA Provincials are underway and playoffs for most leagues across the province will be starting in the next couple of weeks. That means the intensity and emotion ramps up, and with that, we want to remind all officials at this time of the year to put in your best effort each and every game no matter what level of hockey you are working. Every game you do, is the biggest game of the season for those players, coaches, parents and fans from this point forward. For those officials who are being assigned provincial games and feel unfamiliar with the 4-official system please review your Workbook you received at the clinics or contact an experienced official or executive member with questions. Along with all the regular league and provincial play in February there are some key tournaments coming up that we would like to congratulate the officials on for their assignments. Alex Clarke is currently working as a linesman at the 2018 IIHF Women s World Division I, Group B Championships, in Mexico City, the championship runs Jan. 30 to Feb. 4. We also have 32 officials who were selected to work the Saskatchewan Winter Games in North Battleford Feb Male referees include: Ethan Anderson, Regina; Cameron Halter, Wilkie; Kolby Heidt, North Battleford; Matt Hogan, Outlook; Brandon Kopp, Saskatoon; Parker Noln-Ens, Warman; Braeden Paradis, Warman; and Ty Skene, Prince Albert and linesmen: Kayden Agoposowicz, Regina; Dustin Coderre, Grenfell; Tanner Crozier, Regina; Avery Davison, Regina; Matt Kiel, Balgonie; Hayden Mc- Gowan, Saskatoon; Justin Primeau, Saskatoon and Steig Zarry, Saskatoon. The female referees assigned to the games are: Tiffany Brown, Prince Albert; Avery Dudley, Swift Current; Shannon Harley, Moose Jaw; Danielle Hult, Saskatoon; Jessica Kolody, Regina; Brooke Sands, Saskatoon; Lindsay Wells, Spiritwood and Maria Zunti, Warman. Lines assignments went to: Salina Bailey, Debden; Elizabeth Dornstauder, Regina; Alexandra Foreman, Caronport; Annika Kohlman, Tramping Lake; Macey Levasseur, Edam; Mariah Marton, Kipling; Anna McCarthy, Wawota and Emma Nutbrown, Saskatoon. Congratulations to all those officials. Congratulations also goes out to Paul Rutherford, who is officiating his 50th season. Rutherford was presented as a Hockey Canada Ambassador and received an SHA Referee s Division Merit Award for his years of service. These honours, along with other local presentations were made to someone who, exemplifies being involved in hockey for the love of the game. Trent Cey Manager, Officiating Development Are you following the SHA Ref s Division on Twitter? Click the Twitter icon to take a look! Alameda ALAMEDA ARCOLA Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie BIENFAIT Bienfait CARIEVALE Carievale CARLYLE Carlyle CARNDUFF Carnduff ESTEVAN Estevan GRENFELL Grenfell INDIAN HEAD Indian KAHKEWISTAHAW Head Kahkewistahaw KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP La Redvers WAWOTA WEYBURN 7Rocanville WHITEWOOD Torquay WILCOX Wapella YELLOW Wawota GRASS REGINA Weyburn ASSINIBOIA Whitewood AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH Yellow BRIERCREST Grass CABRI Regina CARONPORT Assiniboia CENTRAL Avonlea BUTTE CO Be MOOSE Gravelbourg JAW MOSSBANK Gull Lake OGEMA Herbert PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek SWIFT Moose CURRENT Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank BREDENBURY Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix CHURCHBRID R SPRINGSIDE Fort Qu'Appelle YORKTON Kamsack ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY Margo Melville CUPAR DALMENY Nokomis DAVIDSON Norquay DELISLE Preeceville DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN Yorkt H

9 #JERSDAY BALCARRES BRONCS (1980 s) This month s feature jersey is from the host community for Cameco Hockey Day in Saskatchewan. The Balcarres Broncs jersey, circa 1980 s, seen here is the town s Senior hockey team! If you wish to see your town/city s minor, junior or senior jersey featured on the jersey of the month, please click the SUGGEST A JERSEY icon below. SUGGEST A JERSEY! 3041 Saskatchewan Dr. Regina, SK MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 8 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

10 MHA OF THE MONTH BALCARRES MINOR HOCKEY SHA ZONE 4 2 PROVINCIAL TITLES 82 PLAYER PARTICIPANTS INTERESTING FACT In the mid 1940 s, the Balcarres Senior hockey team was named Toby and his Rats after Head Coach Toby G Froerer. The name was changed to Broncs in 1967 as it remains today. NOTABLE ALUMNI Doug Trapp (Pro/WHL), Barry Trapp (Pro/Jr/WHL), Bear Trapp(Jr/NCAA/ Minor Pro), Mark Hartman (Jr/CIS), Cole McLean (Jr A), Randy Norton (Jr A), Terry Walkington (Jr A), Layne Ulmer (WHL/NY Rangers/Europe) HOME ARENA Balcarres Skating Rink Opened: 1967 Balcarres, SK Population: 617 (2011) SUGGEST AN MHA! FOLLOW BALCARRES MINOR HOCKEY ON TWITTER Proud supporter of Hockey in Saskatchewan. Search local with mysask411.com & the app! Alameda ALAMEDA ARCOLA Arcola BALGONIE Balgonie BIENFAIT Bienfait CARIEVALE Carievale CARLYLE Carlyle CARNDUFF Carnduff ESTEVAN Estevan GRENFELL Grenfell INDIAN HEAD Indian KAHKEWISTAHAW Head Kahkewistahaw KIPLING LAKE Kipling ALMA LAMP La Redvers WAWOTA WEYBURN 9Rocanville WHITEWOOD Torquay WILCOX Wapella YELLOW Wawota GRASS REGINA Weyburn ASSINIBOIA Whitewood AVONLEA Wilcox BENGOUGH Yellow BRIERCREST Grass CABRI Regina CARONPORT Assiniboia CENTRAL Avonlea BUTTE CO Be MOOSE Gravelbourg JAW MOSSBANK Gull Lake OGEMA Herbert PENSE Kincaid PONTEIX ROCKGLEN Lafleche ROULEAU Leader SHAUNAVON Maple Creek SWIFT Moose CURRENT Jaw BALCARRES Mossbank BREDENBURY Ogema CANORA Pense Ponteix CHURCHBRID R SPRINGSIDE Fort Qu'Appelle YORKTON Kamsack ABERDEEN Kelliher ASQUITH Langenburg BEECHY BRUNO Lintlaw CLAVET COLONSAY Margo Melville CUPAR DALMENY Nokomis DAVIDSON Norquay DELISLE Preeceville DINSMORE Springside DRAKE DUNDURN Yorkt H

11 SCOUTING REPORT: A Look Ahead... OLYMPIC HOCKEY REVIEW SASKFIRST ROSTER ANNOUNCEMENT SHHOF ANNOUNCEMENT SASK WINTER GAMES TOURNAMENT REVIEW THANK YOU! We appreciate you taking the time to read the latest edition of the Sask Hockey News Source. If you have any comments or suggestions please contact us by clicking HERE or by ing Joseph Laprairie (josephl@sha.sk.ca). See you next month! SASKATCHEWAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SHAPING CHARACTER FOR LIFE... MORE THAN A GAME. MAN ke Alma MIDALE Lampman MILESTONE Midale MONTMARTRE Milestone MOOSOMIN Montmartre NOTRE DAME Moosomin OCHAPOWACE Notre OXBOW Dame VIBANK Ochapowace RADVILLEREDVERS Oxbow ROCANVILLE Vibank TORQUAY Radville WAPELLA NSUL ngough CORONACH Briercrest CRAIK Cabri EASTEND Caronport FOX VALLEY Central FRONTIER Butte GLENTWORTH Consul GRAVELBOURG Coronach Craik GULL LAKE Eastend HERBERT Fox KINCAID Valley LAFLECHE Frontier LEADER Glentworth 10 MAPLE CREEK ockglen GE COTE ESTERHAZY Rouleau FOAM Shaunavon LAKE FORT Swift QU'APPELLE Current KAMSACK Balcarres KELLIHER Bredenbury LANGENBURG Canora LINTLAW Churchbridge MARGO MELVILLE Cote NOKOMIS Esterhazy NORQUAY Foam PREECEVILLE Lake on ANLEY Aberdeen HUMBOLDT Asquith IMPERIAL Beechy KELVINGTON Bruno KENASTON Clavet LAKE Colonsay LENORE LANGHAM Cupar Dalmeny LANIGAN LEROY Davidson LOREBURN Delisle LUCKY Dinsmore LAKE LUMSDEN Drake MARTENSVILLE Dundurn

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