Saskatoon



Saskatoon is the largest city in Saskatchewan with a population of 530,434, it is in the central part of the province

Teams

 * Saskatoon 214th Battalion
 * Saskatoon 5th Battalion
 * Saskatoon Beavers
 * Saskatoon Berrys
 * Saskatoon Blades


 * 1) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1963-1966) join CMJHL
 * 2) (Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, 1966-1968) league renamed WCHL
 * 3) Western Canada Hockey League, 1968-1978) league renamed WHL
 * 4) (Western Hockey League, 1978-Present)


 * Saskatoon Civics
 * Saskatoon Crescents
 * 1) (Western Canada Hockey League, 1922-1925) league renamed WHL and team renamed Sheiks
 * 2) (Prairie Hockey League, 1926-1928) fold with league
 * 3) (Western Canada Hockey League, 1932-1933) folded


 * Saskatoon Cubs
 * Saskatoon Dodgers (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1939-1940)
 * Saskatoon Elks (Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1945-1947) renamed Quakers
 * Saskatoon Elites
 * Saskatoon Empires (Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League, 1911-1912) folded mid-season
 * Saskatoon Hilltops
 * Saskatoon Hoo-Hoos (Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League, 1911-1912)
 * Saskatoon Legion (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1946-1947) renamed Quakers
 * Saskatoon Lions (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1943-1944)
 * Saskatoon Macs
 * Saskatoon Maple Leafs
 * Saskatoon Mayfair Rangers
 * Saskatoon Mercs
 * Saskatoon Nationals
 * Saskatoon Navy (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1943-1944)
 * Saskatoon Nutana Athletic Club
 * Saskatoon Nutana Standards
 * Saskatoon Olympics (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1968-1982) folded
 * Saskatoon Patricias
 * Saskatoon Pilgrims
 * Saskatoon Quakers


 * 1) (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1938-1942) disbanded
 * 2) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1940-1943) renamed Lions
 * 3) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1947-1948) join NSJHL
 * 4) (North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1948-1949) renamed Wesleys
 * 5) (Western Canada Major Hockey League, 1950-1951) join PCHL
 * 6) (Pacific Coast Hockey League, 1951-1952) join WHL
 * 7) (Western Hockey League, 1952-1955) become Brandon Regals
 * 8) (Western Hockey League, 1958-1959) folded
 * 9) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1956-1963) renamed Blades
 * 10) (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1959-1965) join WCSHL
 * 11) (Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1965-1968) join SSHL
 * 12) ((Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1968-1971) join PHL
 * 13) (Prairie Hockey League, 1971-1972) folded


 * Saskatoon Rage (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1998-1999) folded
 * Saskatoon RJays
 * Saskatoon Rovers (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1967-1968) renamed Quakers
 * Saskatoon Sheiks


 * 1) (Western Canada Hockey League, 1921-1922) moved to Moose Jaw February 3, 1922
 * 2) (Western Hockey League, 1925-1926) join Prairie Hockey League


 * Saskatoon Standards
 * Saskatoon Titans (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1991-1993) become Kindersley Klippers
 * Saskatoon Wesleys


 * 1) (North Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1949-1950) join SJHL
 * 2) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1950-1955) folded


 * Saskatoon/St. Paul Regals (Western Hockey League, 1957-1958) abandon St. Paul

Arenas

 * Saskatoon Auditorium Rink
 * Credit Union Centre
 * Crescent Arena
 * Harold Latrace Arena
 * Rutherford Arena (University of Saskatchewan)
 * Saskatoon Arena
 * ACT Arena
 * Lions Arena
 * Cosmo Arena
 * Canlan Ice Sports-Jemini
 * Archibald Arena
 * South Corman Park Community Association Rink
 * Kinsmen Arena
 * Canlan Ice Sports-Agriplace
 * Anna McIntosh Park Rink
 * Dr. John G Egnatoff School Rink
 * Bishop Roborecki Rink (Confederation Park
 * Dundonald Park Rink
 * St. Augustine School Rink
 * St. Luke School Rink
 * King George Community School Rink
 * Henry Kelsey School Rink
 * Alvin Buckwold School Rink
 * Pope John Paul II School Rink
 * Holliston School Rink
 * St, John School Rink
 * St. Frances School Rink
 * Greystone School Rink
 * Arbor Creek Park Rink
 * Cardinal Leger School Rink
 * John Lake School Rink
 * Saskatchewan Indian Federated College Rink
 * Caswell Community School Rink
 * Schroh Arena
 * Buena Vista School Rink
 * Georges Vanier School Rink
 * Hugh Cairns School Rink
 * Brevoort Park Rink
 * St. Philip School Rink

University Team

 * University of Saskatchewan
 * 1) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1943-1944)
 * 2) (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1945-1946)

World Championship

 * 1934 Saskatoon Quakers

University Cup

 * 1983 University of Saskatchewan

Players

 * Keith Allen
 * Ralph "Red" Almas
 * Riley Armstrong
 * Danny Arndt
 * Brent Ashton
 * Mike Babcock
 * Ryan Bayda
 * Wade Belak
 * Byron Bitz
 * Ron Boehm
 * Derek Boogaard
 * Cam Brown
 * Dave Brown
 * Lyndon Byers
 * Kevin Cheveldayoff
 * Kim Clackson
 * Matt Clackson
 * Gerry Couture
 * Jared Cowen
 * Hugh Currie
 * Bob Dawes
 * Kevin Doell
 * Dan Ellis
 * Shane Endicott
 * Todd Ewen
 * Hec Fowler
 * Perry Ganchar
 * Michael Garnett
 * Eric Gryba
 * Chris Hajt
 * Bruce Hamilton
 * Hugh Hamilton
 * Johnny Harms
 * Bill Hay
 * Vic Howe
 * Ryan Keller
 * Doug Kerslake
 * Lloyd Klein
 * Jordan Knackstedt
 * Dieter Kochan
 * Don Kozak
 * Hal Laycoe
 * Moe Lemay
 * Pete Leswick
 * Pat Lundy
 * Vic Lynn
 * Duncan MacPherson
 * Darryl Maggs
 * Keith Magnuson
 * Chris McAllister
 * Don Morrison
 * Rod Norrish
 * Dave Parro
 * George Pesut
 * Warren Peters
 * Rich Pilon
 * Gerry Pinder
 * Darroll Powe
 * Chuck Rayner
 * Gary Rissling
 * Larry Sacharuk
 * Cory Sarich
 * Bobby Schmautz
 * Cliff Schmautz
 * Scott Scissons
 * George Senick
 * Randy Smith
 * Brent Sopel
 * Darren Van Impe
 * Ed Van Impe
 * Darren Veitch
 * Mick Vukota
 * Jesse Wallin
 * Cam Ward
 * Harry Watson
 * Tyler Weiman
 * Fred Williams
 * James Wright
 * Ralph Wycherley