Moose Jaw

Moose Jaw Civic Centre

Moose Jaw is a city of over 30,000 people in south-central Saskatchewan, Canada. It is about 70 kilometers west of Regina.

Teams

• Moose Jaw 128th Battalion (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1915-1916)
• Moose Jaw 210th Battalion (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1916-1917)
• Moose Jaw 229th Battalion (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1916-1917)
• Moose Jaw Brewers (Saskatchewan Professional Hockey League, 1909-1912)
• Moose Jaw Canucks

1. (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1938-1948) join WCJHL
2. (Western Canada Junior Hockey League, 1948-1955)
3. (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1958-1966) join CMJHL
4. (Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, 1966-1968) join SJHL
5. (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1968-1984) folded to make way for WHL team

• Moose Jaw Crescents
• Moose Jaw Cubs
• Moose Jaw Falcons
• Moose Jaw Generals
• Moose Jaw Lions
• Moose Jaw Maple Leafs
• Moose Jaw Maroons
• Moose Jaw Maroons (Prairie Hockey League, 1926-1928) known as Warriors 1926-27
• Moose Jaw Millers

1. (Southern Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1937-1938) league renamed SSHL
2. (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1938-1942)
3. (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1951-1954)

• Moose Jaw Monarchs
• Moose Jaw Moose
• Moose Jaw Pla-Mors

1. (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1958-1959) withdrew due to lack of arena
2. (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1959-1965) join WCSHL
3. (Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1965-1967) rejoin SSHL
4. (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1967-1971)

• Moose Jaw Robin Hood
• Moose Jaw Rovers
• Moose Jaw Sheiks (Western Canada Hockey League, 1922-1922) moved back to Saskatoon as Crescents
• Moose Jaw Sons (Soo Line League, 1948-1949)
• Moose Jaw Tigers
• Moose Jaw Victorias (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1943-1944)
• Moose Jaw Wanderers
• Moose Jaw Warriors (Western Hockey League, 1984-Present)

Arenas

• Moose Jaw Rink
• Moose Jaw Arenz (1910-1955) destroyed by fire August 1955
• Moose Jaw Civic Centre (1959-2011) demolished in 2012
• Mosaic Place (2011-Present)
• Kinsmen Arena
• Pla-Mor Palace
• West End Rink
• East End Rink
• Kiwanis River Park Skating Oval
• Sunningdale Rink
• Smith Park Rink
• Elgin Park Rink
• Kinfield Rink
• Hillcrest Rink
• Regal Heights Rink
• Ross Wells Rink
• Veterans Peace Park Rink
• Westheath Rink
• Wood Lily Drive Rink
• Moose Square Rink

Champions

Hardy Cup

• 1984-85 Moose Jaw Generals

Players

• Frank Ashworth
• Carl Battell
• Brent Gilchrist
• Clark Gillies
• Norm Johnson
• Norm Larson
• Bill Lesuk
• Reed Low
• Larry McIntyre
• John Miner
• Scott Munroe
• Tom Serviss
• Doug Smail
• Kenny Smith
• Glen Sonmor
• Ed Staniowski
• George Swarbrick
• Jim Wiste