Who Are the Fools In Medicine Hat?

Well despite the day of pranking that is ahead the City of Medicine Hat has apparently dropped a bombshell on their junior franchise. At risk of being “fooled” by this hoax I will press publish for your consideration while I continue to investigate the stories authenticity. From the City of Medicine Hat: City serves Tigers […]

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WHL Announces Rule Changes

The Western Hockey League announced today, at a media conference in Regina, a series of rule changes that have been implemented for the League’s 50th Season this year at a media conference in Regina. The rule changes include the adoption of the three-on-three overtime format. Most of the rule changes have also been adopted by […]

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WHL Announces Anniversary Plans

The Western Hockey League concluded its Annual General Meeting today in Vancouver, highlighted by the announcement of a series of plans and special events associated with the WHL’s upcoming 50th anniversary season. The WHL was established in the 1966-67 season. The WHL’s 50th anniversary season will officially open on Thursday, September 24th in Moose Jaw, […]

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Former Blades Coach Promoted In Queen City

(PHOTO COURTESY: Steve Hiscock) The Regina Pats have reorganized the team’s hockey operations division.  While his role has not changed, John Paddock has added General Manager (GM) to his title along with Senior VP of Hockey Operations and Head Coach. Assistant Coach Dave Struch’s role is expanding to include being the team’s new Assistant General […]

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WHL Wins U-S Court Decision

Representatives from all four Washington State-based Western Hockey League (WHL) Member Clubs (Everett Silvertips, Seattle Thunderbirds, Spokane Chiefs, and Tri-City Americans) and WHL Commissioner Ron Robison were in attendance today in Olympia to witness the signing of Senate Bill 5893 by Governor of Washington Jay Inslee. Senate Bill 5893 further clarifies the status of WHL […]

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Raiders Looking For GM

The Prince Albert Raiders and General Manager Bruno Campese have mutually agreed to part ways, deciding not to exercise the option on his contract, following eight seasons with the organization. “Bruno has worked tirelessly to ensure our program is one that players and staff want to be part of. Considerable progress has been made in […]

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