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Ice Hockey team

Moose Jaw Warriors

Club · Canada · WHL

«Warriors»

440 Matches
211 wins
229 losses
1562–1673 Goals
−111 Difference
3.5 Scored per game
Form W 20 Sep · Home Saskatoon Blades · 7:6 L 26 Sep · Away Swift Current Broncos · 2:4 W 27 Sep · Home Brandon Wheat Kings · 3:1 L 4 Oct · Home Red Deer Rebels · 2:5 L 10 Oct · Away Saskatoon Blades · 4:7 W 11 Oct · Home Prince Albert Raiders · 4:3

The Warriors go into this Western Hockey League season as reigning Ed Chynoweth Cup champions, the franchise's first WHL title, won in 2024 under head coach Mark O'Leary.

Moose Jaw started out as the Winnipeg Warriors in 1980 and moved west in 1984. The 2024 championship was a long time coming for a club whose only previous trip to a WHL final, in 2006 under Chad Lang, ended in defeat to the Vancouver Giants; in between, the 2018 side won the Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy for finishing top of the regular season.

No player is tied to the club more than Theoren Fleury, whose 201 goals and 472 points remain team records and who went on from Moose Jaw to an NHL career. Brayden Point, another graduate, was voted the franchise's all-time fan favourite in a 2022 poll, one of a run of alumni that also includes Ryan Smyth and Morgan Rielly. Games against the Regina Pats carry the weight of a Trans-Canada rivalry, with Swift Current and Prince Albert supplying the other regular grudge matches.

The Warriors play in red, black and white, colours carried on a logo redrawn in 2022 and modelled on the Royal Canadian Air Force Snowbirds, replacing an old crest built around an Indigenous headdress. Home games are played in front of just over 4,400 at the Temple Gardens Centre, in a city that has watched the club go from a struggling relocation project to WHL champion.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
11 Oct WHL Prince Albert Raiders H 4:3 W
10 Oct WHL Saskatoon Blades A 4:7 L
4 Oct WHL Red Deer Rebels H 2:5 L
27 Sep WHL Brandon Wheat Kings H 3:1 W
26 Sep WHL Swift Current Broncos A 2:4 L
20 Sep WHL Saskatoon Blades H 7:6 W

Standing

WHL

Group stage · East Division

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Brandon Wheat Kings 9 7 2 31:22 0
2 Swift Current Broncos 9 5 4 29:34 0
3 Saskatoon Blades 7 4 3 32:26 0
4 Regina Pats 7 3 4 27:25 0
5 Moose Jaw Warriors 6 3 3 22:26 0
6 Prince Albert Raiders 9 2 7 24:34 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 440
440 Matches
211 wins
229 losses
1562–1673 Goals
−111 Difference
3.5 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 440
211wins: 211 · 47% 229losses: 229 · 52%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
20 Sep · Home Saskatoon Blades · 7:6
26 Sep · Away Swift Current Broncos · 2:4
27 Sep · Home Brandon Wheat Kings · 3:1
4 Oct · Home Red Deer Rebels · 2:5
10 Oct · Away Saskatoon Blades · 4:7
11 Oct · Home Prince Albert Raiders · 4:3
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 440 221 219
Scored 1562 833 729
Conceded 1673 807 866
Scored per game 3.5 3.8 3.3
Conceded per game 3.8 3.7 4.0
Difference −111 +26 −137

Fixtures of Moose Jaw Warriors

Honours of Moose Jaw Warriors

  • Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy (Regular Season) 2018 1
  • WHL Championship (Ed Chynoweth Cup) 2024 1