Red Deer Rebels

Red Deer Rebels
City	Red Deer, Alberta
League	Western Hockey League
Conference	Eastern
Division	Central
Founded	1992
Home arena	ENMAX Centrium
Colours	Burgundy, black, white and silver
General manager	Brent Sutter
Head coach	Brent Sutter
Championships	2001 Memorial Cup Champions 2001 WHL Champions
Website	www.reddeerrebels.com/

The Red Deer Rebels are a Western Hockey League junior ice hockey team based in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. They play their home games at the ENMAX Centrium to a maximum crowd of 7,819.

A "Name the Team" contest ran in Red Deer from October 7 to 17, 1991. The top three ideas from the over 1000 entries were "Rebels", "Renegades", and "Centurions". Rebels management chose the name "Rebels". On February 5, 1992, the Rebels selected Mike McBain as their first player in the Bantam Draft. The Rebels' first game was on September 25, 1992 in Red Deer against the Prince Albert Raiders (the Rebels won 6 to 3 in front of 5240 fans). The original owner of the team was Terry Simpson, the original General Manager was Wayne Simpson and the original Coach was Peter Anholt. The Rebels had their first sell-out game at the Centrium on January 9, 1993 (6476 in attendance).

Goalie Jason Clague was credited with a goal on March 28, 1994 during a playoff game against the Lethbridge Hurricanes. David Hruska scored 5 goals in one game on October 20, 1995 in a game against the Medicine Hat Tigers. BJ Young set a team record for fastest goal at the start of a game at 0:06 of the first period on December 6, 1995, against the Medicine Hat Tigers. On May 28, 1997, the Rebels changed their logo to the current one used. On May 11, 1999, Brent Sutter purchased the team from Terry and Wayne Simpson.

The Rebels were a very successful team in the early 2000s winning three consecutive division and conference titles between 2000–01 and 2002–03. This period began with a WHL and Memorial Cup championship in 2001 when Doug Lynch scored the overtime winner against the Val-d'Or Foreurs. The Rebels were unable to duplicate this feat, however, falling in the league championship series the next two seasons.

President, and owner Brent Sutter was also highly successful while serving as Team Canada's coach at both the 2005 and 2006 World Junior Hockey Championships. His older brother, Brian, took over the reins of the team for the 2007-08 season. Brent Sutter was named as the new head coach on November 14, 2012.

The Rebels had the first overall pick in the 2008 WHL Bantam Draft, choosing Burnaby, British Columbia native Ryan Nugent-Hopkins who was also selected number one overall at the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. Other notable first round draft picks include Cam Ward, Dion Phaneuf, Mathew Dumba and Jesse Wallin.

The team have produced several different collectibles over the seasons including Red Deer Rebels Hockey Cards, game programs, pocket schedules, magnetic schedules, team posters, uncut sheets of hockey cards, and assorted branded merchandise.

The Rebels were the host team of the 2016 Memorial Cup tournament. The team lost the semi-final game.

Championships

Division titles won: 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2010-11

Regular season titles won: 2000–01, 2001–02

League Championships won: 2001

Memorial Cup Titles: 2001

Season by Season Record

WHL Season	GP	W	L	T	OTL	GF	GA	Points	Division Finish	Playoffs	Head Coach	Assistant Coach	Goalie Coach	Trainer	General Manager
1992–93	72	31	39	2	-	284	329	64	6th East	Lost in first round	Peter Anholt	Rick Pankiw, Mike Moller	Andy Nowicki	Scott Grimwood	Wayne Simpson
1993–94	72	35	36	1	-	310	334	71	6th East	Lost in first round	Peter Anholt	Mike Moller	Andy Nowicki	Scott Grimwood	Wayne Simpson
1994–95	72	17	51	4	-	209	356	38	9th East	Out of playoffs	Peter Anholt	Mike Moller	Andy Nowicki	Scott Grimwood	Wayne Simpson
1995–96	72	28	39	5	-	263	300	61	4th Central	Lost East Conference semi-final	Rick Carriere	Jim Hammett	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Wayne Simpson
1996–97	72	43	26	3	-	317	297	89	2nd Central	Lost East Conference final	Rick Carriere	Doug Hobson	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Wayne Simpson
1997–98	72	27	40	5	-	281	323	59	3rd Central	Lost East Conference quarter-final	Rick Carriere, Doug Hobson	Doug Hobson, Kurt Lackton	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Wayne Simpson
1998–99	72	34	33	5	-	274	250	73	2nd Central	Lost East Conference semi-final	Terry Simpson	Peter Anholt	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Wayne Simpson
1999–00	72	32	31	9	0	227	229	73	3rd Central	Lost East Conference quarter-final	Brent Sutter	Peter Anholt, Dallas Gaume	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2000–01	72	54	12	3	3	304	168	114	1st Central	Won Championship & Memorial Cup	Brent Sutter	Dan McDonald, Dallas Gaume	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2001–02	72	46	18	7	1	264	184	100	1st Central	Lost final	Brent Sutter	Dallas Gaume	Cam Ondrik	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2002–03	72	50	17	3	2	271	160	105	1st Central	Lost final	Brent Sutter	Dallas Gaume	Cam Ondrik	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2003–04	72	35	22	10	5	167	169	85	2nd Central	Lost Eastern Conference final	Brent Sutter	Dallas Gaume	Cam Ondrik	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2004–05	72	36	26	6	4	206	200	82	4th Central	Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final	Brent Sutter	Dallas Gaume	Cam Ondrik	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2005–06	72	26	40	1	5	166	220	58	5th Central	Out of playoffs	Brent Sutter	Jesse Wallin, Dallas Gaume		Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2006–07	72	35	28	4	5	206	214	79	4th Central	Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final	Brent Sutter	Jesse Wallin, Dallas Gaume	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2007–08	72	18	47	4	3	145	255	43	6th Central	Out of playoffs	Brian Sutter	Jesse Wallin, Dallas Gaume	Andy Nowicki	Dave Horning	Brent Sutter
2008–09	72	25	37	1	9	172	250	60	6th Central	Out of playoffs	Jesse Wallin	Dallas Gaume, Bryce Thoma	Andy Nowicki
2009–10	72	39	28	0	5	202	222	83	4th Central	Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final	Jesse Wallin	Dallas Gaume, Bryce Thoma	Andy Nowicki
2010–11	72	48	16	4	4	268	159	104	1st Central	Lost Eastern Conference semi-final	Jesse Wallin
2011–12	72	32	34	1	5	204	231	70	5th Central	Out of playoffs	Jesse Wallin
2012–13	72	39	26	5	2	208	204	85	3rd Central	Lost Eastern Conference semi-final	Jesse Wallin, Brent Sutter	Bryce Thoma	Brent Belecki
2013–14	72	35	32	1	4	214	224	75	5th Central	Lost eighth place tiebreaker vs Prince Albert Out of Playoffs	Brent Sutter	Steve O'Rourke, Jeff Truitt	Taylor Dakers
2014–15	72	38	23	5	6	240	227	87	3rd Central	Lost Eastern Conference quarter-final	Brent Sutter	Steve O'Rourke, Jeff Truitt	Taylor Dakers
2015–16	72	45	24	1	2	260	205	93	2nd Central	Lost Eastern Conference final Qualified for Memorial Cup as hosts Lost Semi-Final	Brent Sutter	Steve O'Rourke, Jeff Truitt	Taylor Dakers	Dave Horning

Red Deer Rebels

Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties OTL = Overtime losses Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

WHL Championship History

• 2000-01: Win, 4-1 vs Portland
• 2001-02: Loss, 2-4 vs Kootenay
• 2002-03: Loss, 2-4 vs Kelowna

Team Records

Team records for a single season
Statistic	Total	Season
Most Points	114	2000–01
Least Points	38	1994-95
Most Wins	54	2000–01
Most Losses	51	1994–95
Most Ties	4	1994–95
Most Goals For	317	1996–97
Least Goals For	145	2007–08
Most Goals Against	356	1994–95
Least Goals Against	159	2010–11
Most Overtime Losses	5	2003–04
Most Shootout Games	14	2008–09
Most Shootout Wins	9	2012–13
Most Shutout Wins	13	2010–11
Most Shutout Losses	9	2010–11
Most Wins in a Row	14	2001-02
Most Wins in a Row, Road	7	1996-97

Single Game
Statistic	Player	Total	Season
Fastest Goal to Start a Game	BJ Young	0:06	Dec 6. 1995
Fastest Goal to Start a Period	Luke Egener	0:05	Dec 6, 2005
Most Goals in a period	Shawn McNeil	3	Mar 27, 1999
Fastest 2 Goals	Curtis Cardinal	0:09	Dec 28, 1993
Fastest 3 Goals	Shawn McNeil	4:08	March 27, 1999
Fastest 2 Goals Against	v/s Calgary Hitmen	0:02	Oct 3, 1998
Fastest 3 Goals Against	v/s Brandon Wheat Kings	1:55	Dec 16, 1994
Fastest 4 Goals Against	v/s Brandon Wheat Kings	3:20	Dec 16, 1994
Most Power Play Goals	v/s Swift Current Broncos	5	March 12, 1994
Longest Game	i	ii	iii
Worst Loss	v/s Portland Winterhawks	13-1	Nov 10, 1993
Best Win	v/s Brandon Wheat Kings	10-0	Jan 2, 2016
Most Shots Against	v/s Medicine Hat Tigers	55	Oct 25, 1994
Most Goals Scored	v/s Calgary Hitmen	10	March 14, 1997
Least Shots On Goal (tie)	v/s Swift Current Broncos	16	Nov 30, 1994
Least Shots On Goal (tie)	v/s Tri-City Americans	16	Feb 22, 1995
Largest Crowd (home)	i	ii	iii
Largest Crowd (away)	v/s Calgary Hitmen	18,279	Mar 11, 2005

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Individual Player Records

Regular Season

		Single Game			Single Season			Rebels Career
Category	Position	Record	Player	Date	Record	Player	Date	Record	Player	Date
Most Games Played	Forward				72	Dean Tiltgen	1992-93	301	Jonathan Zukiwsky	1993-98
	Defenceman				72	Jessie Wallin and Terry Lindgren	1994-95	292	Kayle Doetzel	2011-16
	Goalie				69	Shane Bendera	1999-00	179	Darcy Kuemper	2008-11
	Goalie (playoff games)				23	Cam Ward	2002 Playoffs	i	ii	iii
	Goalie (playoff mins)				1,503	Cam Ward	2002 Playoffs	i	ii	iii
Most Hat Tricks	Forward	1	Eddy Marchant	Oct 9, 1992	3	B. J. Young	1995-96	4	Dean Tiltgen	1992-95
	Defenceman	i	ii	iii	iv	v	vi	vii	viii	ix
Most Goals	Forward	5	David Hruska	Oct 20, 1995	58	B. J. Young	1996-97	131	Arron Asham	1994-98
	Defenceman	i	ii	iii	23	Darren Van Impe	1992-93	64	Dion Phaneuf	2001-05
	Goalie
Most Assists	Forward	6	Tyler Quiring	Jan 2, 1994	77	Justin Mapletoft	2000-01	161	Arron Asham	1994-98
	Defenceman	i	ii	iii	64	Darren Van Impe	1993-94	117	Alex Petrovic	2007-12
	Goalie	i	ii	iii	5	Jason Clague	1993-94	10	Chris Wickenheiser	1993-97
Most Points	Forward	7	Tyler Quiring	Jan 2, 1994	120	Justin Mapletoft	2000-01	292	Arron Asham	1994-98
	Defenceman	i	ii	iii	84	Darren Van Impe	1993-94	154	Darren Van Impe	1992-94
	Goalie	i	ii	iii	5	Jason Clague	1993-94	10	Chris Wickenheiser	1993-97
Most PIM	Forward	i	ii	iii	300	Peter Leboutillier	1993-94	743	Peter Leboutillier	1992-95
	Defenceman	i	ii	iii	192	Stuart Kerr	2003-04	714	Jim Vandermeer	1997-01
	Goalie	i	ii	iii	12	Patrik Bartosak	2013-14	46	Darcy Kuemper	2008-11
Most Wins	Coach				54	Brent Sutter	2000-01	vii	viii	ix
Most Wins	Goalie				45	Darcy Kuemper	2010-11	102	Cam Ward	2001-04
Lowest GAA (min 20 games)	Goalie				2.05	Cam Ward	2003-04	2.12	Cam Ward	2001-04
Highest Save % (min 20 games)	Goalie				0.895	Shane Bendera	1999-00	vii	viii	ix
Most Shutouts	Goalie	1	Jason Clague	Oct 3, 1993	13	Darcy Kuemper	2010-11	19	Darcy Kuemper	2008-11
Consecutive Games Played	Goalie				52	Shane Bendera	1999-00
Consecutive Games with a Goal					8	Craig Reichert	1992-93
Consecutive Games with an Assist					8	Sean Selmser	1992-93
Consecutive Games with a Point					18	Craig Reichert	1993-94

Milestones

50 Goal Seasons			100 Point Seasons			30 Win Seasons
Record	Player	Season	Record	Player	Season	Goalie	Player	Season
50	Dean Tiltgen	1992-93	111	Dean Tiltgen	1992-93	30	Mike Whitney	1996-97
52	Craig Reichert	1993-94	119	Craig Reichert	1993-94	31	Shane Bendera	1999-00
58	B J Young	1996-97	114	B J Young	1996-97	32	Shane Bendera	2000-01
55	Kyle Wanvig	2000-01	109	Shawn McNeil	1997-98	30	Cam Ward	2001-02
			103	Shawn McNeil	1998-99	40	Cam Ward	2002-03
			120	Justin Mapletoft	2000-01	31	Cam Ward	2003-04
			101	Kyle Wanvig	2000-01	45	Darcy Kuemper	2010-11
			106	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	2010-11	33	Patrik Bartosak	2012-13
						33	Patrik Bartosak	2013-14

Team Captains

Year	Number	Player
1992/93	10	Todd Johnson
1993/94	12	Ken Richardson
1994/95	22	Pete Leboutillier
1995/96	6	Terry Lindgren
1996/97	4	Jesse Wallin
1997/98	4	Jesse Wallin
1998/99	26	Brad Leeb
1999/00	20	Jim Vandermeer
2000/01	20	Jim Vandermeer
2001/02	9	Colby Armstrong
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05	11	Colin Fraser
2005/06
2006/07	27	Brett Sutter
2007/08	12	Brandon Sutter
2008/09
2009/10	6	Colin Archer
2010/11	6	Colin Archer
2011/12	10	Turner Elison
2012/13
2013/14	9	Conner Bleackley
2014/15	9	Conner Bleackley
	12	Luke Philp
	21	Wyatt Johnson
2015/16	21	Wyatt Johnson

Current Roster

(2015–16 season end)

Goaltenders
#	Flag	Position	Player	Shoots	Height	Weight (lbs)	NHL rights	Hometown	Date of birth
30		G	Dawson Weatherill	L	6'3"	187		Red Deer, Alberta, Canada	June 3, 1999
31		G	Rylan Toth	L	6'1"	192		Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada	May 31, 1996
35		G	Trevor Martin	L	6'0"	178		Ardrossan, Alberta, Canada	Feb 8, 1996

Defencemen
#	Flag	Position	Player	Shoots	Height	Weight (lbs)	NHL rights	Hometown	Date of birth
2		D	Austin Strand	R	6'3"	193		Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Feb 17, 1997
3		D	Colton Bobyk	L	6'2"	196		Red Deer, Alberta, Canada	Mar 17, 1996
4		D	Haydn Fleury	L	6'3"	207	Carolina Hurricanes, Round 1, #7, 2014 NHL Draft	Carlyle, Saskatchewan, Canada	July 8, 1996
5		D	Josh Mahura	L	6'0"	170		St. Albert, Alberta, Canada	May 05, 1998
6		D	Nelson Nogier	R	6'3"	209	Winnipeg Jets, Round 4, #101, 2014 NHL Draft	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada	May 27, 1996
7		D	Carson Sass (Rookie)	L	6'0"	176		Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada	May 22, 1999
8		D	Kayle Doetzel	R	6'3"	201		Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada	June 19, 1995
24		D	Ethan Sakowich (Rookie)	L	6'0"	170		Athabasca, Alberta, Canada	Feb 4, 1999
26		D	Austin Shmoorkoff (Rookie)	L	6'3"	177		Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	May 6, 1997

Forwards
#	Flag	Position	Player	Shoots	Height	Weight (lbs)	NHL rights	Hometown	Date of birth
9		C	Conner Bleackley	R	6'1"	196	Colorado Avalanche, Round 1, #23, 2014 NHL Draft	High River, Alberta, Canada	Feb 7, 1996
10		LW	Evan Polei	L	6'1"	221		Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada	Feb 19, 1996
11		C	Jeff de Wit	R	6'3"	185		Red Deer, Alberta	Mar 14, 1998
12		C	Luke Philp	R	5'10"	174		Canmore, Alberta	Nov 6, 1995
13		LW	Ivan Nikolishin	L	5'9"	165		Moscow, Russia	Apr 12, 1996
14		RW	Austin Pratt (Rookie)	R	6'2"	212		Lakeville, MN, USA	July 30, 1999
16		LW	Grayson Pawlenchuk	L	6'0"	186		Ardrossan, Alberta, Canada	Mar 22, 1997
17		RW	Reese Johnson (Rookie)	R	6'0"	175		Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada	July 10, 1998
18		LW	Braden Purtill	L	6'0"	204		Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	April 27, 1997
19		LW	Jake DeBrusk	L	6'0"	181	Boston Bruins, Round 1, #14, 2015 NHL Draft	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	Oct 17, 1996
20		LW	Akash Bains (Rookie)	L	5'11"	183		Delta, BC, Canada	Feb 16, 1999
22		LW	Brandon Hagel (Rookie)	L	6'0"	165		Morinville, Alberta, Canada	Aug 27, 1998
23		C	Michael Spacek (Rookie)	R	5'11"	185	Winnipeg Jets, Round 4, #108, 2015 NHL Draft	Pardubice, Czech Republic	Apr 9, 1997
25		C	Adam Musil	R	6'3"	196	St. Louis Blues, Round 4, #94, 2015 NHL Draft	Delta, British Columbia, Canada	Mar 26, 1997
27		RW	Taden Rattie (Rookie)	R	6'4"	190		Airdrie, Alberta, Canada	Feb 27, 1998
28		LW	Adam Helewka	L	6'2"	200	San Jose Sharks, Round 4 #106, 2015 NHL Draft	Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada	Jul 21, 1995

NHL Alumni

(active at the end of the 2015/16 NHL season is in BOLD)

[number of NHL games played]

Players

Colby Armstrong PIT, ATL, TOR, MON [476] Arron Asham MON, NYI, NJD, PHI, PIT, NYR [789] Ryan Bonni VAN [3] Mike Brown VAN, ANA, CHI [34] Mathew Dumba MIN [152] Matt Ellison CHI, PHL Turner Elson CAL Martin Erat NSH, WAS, PHO Landon Ferraro DET, BOS Colin Fraser CHI, EDM, LOS, STL Matt Fraser DAL, BOS, EDM Byron Froese TOR Michael Garnett ATL Carsen Germyn CAL Boyd Gordon WAS, EDM, PHO Martin Hanzal PHO Jay Henderson BOS Blair Jones TAM, CAL, PHI Matt Keith CHI, NYI

Darcy Kuemper MIN Peter Leboutillier ANA Brad Leeb VAN, TOR Brian Loney VAN Ross Lupaschuk PIT Doug Lynch EDM Steve MacIntyre EDM, FLA, PIT Justin Mapletoft NYI Masi Marjamaki NYI Mike McBain TAM Derek Meech DET, WIN Vladimir Mihalik TAM Ryan Nugent-Hopkins EDM Stephen Peat WAS John Persson NYI Alex Petrovic FLA Dion Phaneuf CAL, TOR OTT Craig Reichert ANA James Reimer TOR SJS

Terry Ryan MON Robert Schnabel NAS Sean Selmser CBS Shay Stephenson LOS Brandon Sutter CAR, PIT, VAN Brett Sutter CAL, CAR, MIN Jim Vandermeer PHI, CHI, CAL, PHO, EDM, SJS Pete Vandermeer PHO Kris Versteeg CHI, TOR, PHI, FLA, CHI, CAR, LOS Jesse Wallin DET Kyle Wanvig MIN, TAM Cam Ward CAR Lance Ward FLA, ANA Roman Wick OTT Jeff Woywitka STL, DAL, NYR Mikhail Yakubov CHI, FLA B. J. Young DET Darren Van Impe ANA, BOS, NYR, FLA, NYI, CBS

Coaches and Support Staff

Mike Moller BUF, EDM Terry Simpson NYI, WPG, PHL, TOR Brent Sutter NYI, CHI Brian Sutter STL Jesse Wallin DET Dallas Gaume HAR

WHL Awards

(accurate through the end of the 2015/16 season)

AirBC Trophy (WHL Playoff MVP Award)

• 2001 - Shane Bendera

WHL Plus-Minus Award

• 2000/01 - Jim Vandermeer

St. Clair Group Trophy (WHL Marketing/Public Relations Award)

• 1996/97 - Pat Garrity
• 2001/02 - Greg McConkey

Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy (WHL Humanitarian of the Year Award)

• 1996/97 - Jesse Wallin
• 1997/98 - Jesse Wallin
• 2000/01 - Jim Vandermeer
• 2004/05 - Colin Fraser

Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy (WHL Regular Season Champion)

• 2000/01 - Red Deer Rebels
• 2001/02 - Red Deer Rebels

Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy (WHL Executive of the Year)

• 2000/01 - Brent Sutter

Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy (WHL Coach of the Year)

• 2000/01 - Brent Sutter

Del Wilson Trophy (WHL Top Goaltender)

• 2001/02 - Cam Ward
• 2003/04 - Cam Ward
• 2010/11 - Darcy Kuemper
• 2012/13 - Patrik Bartosak

Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy (WHL Rookie of the Year)

• 2002/03 - Matt Ellison
• 2009/10 - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
• 2010/11 - Mathew Dumba

Bill Hunter Trophy (WHL Top Defenseman)

• 2002/03 - Jeff Woywitka
• 2003/04 - Dion Phaneuf
• 2004/05 - Dion Phaneuf
• 2011/12 - Alex Petrovic

Brad Hornung Trophy (WHL Most Sportsmanlike Player)

• 2002/03 - Boyd Gordon

Bob Clarke Trophy (WHL Top Scorer)

• 2000/01 - Justin Mapletoft

Four Broncos Memorial Trophy (WHL Player of the Year)

• 2000/01 - Justin Mapletoft
• 2003/04 - Cam Ward
• 2010/11 - Darcy Kuemper

CHL Awards

(accurate through the end of the 2015/16 season)

CHL Humanitarian of the Year

• 1996/97 - Jesse Wallin
• 2000/01 - Jim Vandermeer
• 2004/05 - Colin Fraser

CHL Goaltender of the Year

• 2003/04 - Cam Ward
• 2010/11 - Darcy Kuemper
• 2012/13 - Patrik Bartosak

CHL Rookie of the Year

• 2002/03 - Matt Ellison

CHL Top Draft Prospect Award

• 2010/11 - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year Award

• 2000/01 - Brent Sutter

Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy Memorial Cup MVP

• 2001 - Kyle Wanvig

Memorial Cup

• 2000/01 - Red Deer Rebels

Memorial Cup Host City

• 2015/16 - Red Deer Rebels

See also

• List of ice hockey teams in Alberta

External links

• Official Web Site: Red Deer Rebels
• Unofficial Fan Site: The Rebels Geek
• Early Rebels History: Rebels Rubble
• More Early Rebels History: Ancient Rebels Website
• Even More Early Rebels History: Oldie but Goldie