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U15 - A Side Provincial Finals Schedule

By Winnipeg AAA, 03/05/23, 2:30PM CST

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U15 - A Side Finals Schedule

Game # Day Date Time Rink Home Visitor
1 Wednesday 08-Mar-23 7:15 PM J & G Homes Arena Brandon Wild Red
2 Saturday 11-Mar-23 1:00 PM J & G Homes Arena Brandon Wild Red
3 Tuesday 14-Mar-23 6:00 PM HFAC - Subway Wild Red Brandon
4 Thursday 16-Mar-23 6:15 PM HFAC - Subway Wild Red Brandon
5 Saturday 18-Mar-23 1:15 PM J & G Homes Arena Brandon Wild Red
6 Tuesday 21-Mar-23 6:30 PM HFAC - Subway Wild Red Brandon
7 Thursday 23-Mar-23 6:00 PM J & G Homes Arena Brandon Wild Red

AA AAA Restructuring Continues

By Winnipeg AAA 03/09/2024, 12:15pm CST

AA AAA Restructuring Continues

As part of our mandate to keep everyone informed of the upcoming program changes, the committee formed by Hockey Winnipeg to restructure the AA and AAA programs has worked diligently over the past few months to propose and pass eight significant motions leading up to the following changes for the 2024-25 AA/AAA hockey seasons:

The first, to use established area brands, the naming for both the AA and AAA teams will be Bruins, Thrashers, and Wild within the following zone structures:

  • Bruins –Transcona, St. Boniface and St. Vital
  • Thrashers –St. James, Seven Oaks, Lord Selkirk, and River East
  • Wild – South Winnipeg, Fort Garry North, and Assiniboine Park

The second, the number of teams per zone has been set at:

  • (1)-U18 AAA, (1)-U17 AAA and (2)-U15 AAA
  • (2) –U18 AA, (4)– U15 AA and (4) –U13 AA
  • Fourteen teams per zone in total

The AA/AAA committee will review the number of teams and zone structures on an annual basis and may alter the results based on the number of player registrations provided from the previous year. The goal of the committee is to create an integrated high-performance hockey program that will allow for all players to play at the appropriate levels.

The third, is that a coach’s selection committee has been formed and has started the process of identifying coaches that are currently involved in the AA/AAA programs. In the coming weeks, the formal coaching application process will begin, and an online application form will be hosted on the Hockey Winnipeg website. Individuals are encouraged to complete the application process promptly as final coaching selections will be announced in early May.

The fourth, is tryouts will continue in a similar fashion as previous years, starting with the U13AA, U15AAA, U17AAA and U18 AAA teams. Once these team’s progress through the selection process, U15AA and U18AA tryouts will begin. Coaching staffs will be responsible for their own teams’ selections and will work with the coaching selection committee to ensure the number of players, number of teams and coaching staffs are following the Hockey Winnipeg guidelines on finalized roster cut off dates.

The fifth, see’s the Coaching and Development committee working hard to ensure in-season development will be provided to all teams as part of the overall program, with the exception of U18 AAA and U18AA.  Development sessions for the U13AA, U15AAA, U15AA and U17 AAA teams will be part of their in-season practice schedules and will be focused on overall player development.

The sixth, a sub-committee has started negotiations with key area/zone facilities to put ice requirements in place for the upcoming season.  With both the AA and AAA programs working together, this combined approach will allow for substantial game, practice, and skill session schedule improvements. The goal being to establish fixed dates and times for both games and practices to allow for better family planning, tournament play, and other sports commitments. The number of games and practices will be similar to existing programing and the committee will constantly review the overall commitment by team, age, and zone.

The seventh, is understanding what the base budgets will be for all teams for the upcoming season. Once the base budgets are approved, each team may supplement their overall budget for increased number of practices, cost of travel (accommodations, meals, buses) for out-of-town games or tournaments. Maximum tournament costs, locations, and entries will be established and communicated to coaching staffs prior to the season start.  Each team will be responsible to set up their own bank account under a master account for that is set up by the Committee Treasurer for each division.

The eighth, request for proposals (RFPs) have been sent out for equipment, and financial services for the AA teams.  Each proposal will be reviewed in the coming weeks with commitments being made by the middle of March. The colour schemes, logos, and uniforms are based on the current AAA colour palette and new uniform mockups will be provided in the next communication.

As always, additional volunteer support and committee participation is needed to ensure a seamless transition to the new structure. Committee members may contact current volunteers to gauge their interest in being part of this exciting new program council.

As the AA/AAA Committees continue to harmonize the programming and more details confirmed, a new update will be published to help keep the general public informed as to our progress and when actions will need to be taken to register for the 2024 – 2025 season.

Noah Alexander scores 3, Wild Red win game 5.

By Winnipeg AAA 03/17/2024, 6:45pm CDT

Wild Red 7 Yellowhead 3 - Wild Red wins finals 3 games to 2

March 17 2024 - Shoal Lake MB

The first period would see Noah Alexander and Mark Munday score for the Wild, while Davian Ferland and Grady McNish replied for Yellowhead to send the teams into the second period tied at 2.

Noah Alexander score his second of the game to give the Wild a 3 to 2 lead after 40 minutes of play.

In the third Noah Alexander would score his third of the game while Mark Munday and Will Van Norman would each score their second to give the Wild a 7 to 3 victory to win the B Side finals 3 games to 2.  Athens Shingoose scored the lone goal for Yellowhead.

March 2023 Cash Calendar Winners

By Winnipeg AAA 04/03/2023, 9:00pm CDT

Cash Calendar Winners

March  AAA Cash Calendar Winners
DATE WINNER NAME  AMOUNT WON  TICKET NUMBER   
01-Mar Lisa Brown 100 5906  
02-Mar Keely Dyck 100 7481  
03-Mar Jean-Paul Lavallee 100 1033  
04-Mar Vivian Tavenor 300 7261  
05-Mar Maureen Imhoff 300 5915  
06-Mar Chris Cvetkovic 100 4183  
07-Mar Victoria Loewer 100 6797  
08-Mar Shaquira Lewis 100 2367  
09-Mar Pina Cotroneo 100 1876  
10-Mar Shelly Guevarra 100 974  
11-Mar Christine Schrofel 300 7719  
12-Mar Lee Allen 300 626  
13-Mar Stacey Brambilla 100 713  
14-Mar Carol Foster 100 8539  
15-Mar Randal Bonds 100 6913  
16-Mar Charmaine Bilash 100 2193  
17-Mar Michael Brown 100 4362  
18-Mar Mike Dickson 300 3170  
19-Mar Mike Todd 300 8643  
20-Mar Dwayne Lamoureux 100 6933  
21-Mar Ainsley Espencil 100 1440  
22-Mar Lean Benoit 100 4662  
23-Mar Mike-Sander Marceus 100 3280  
24-Mar Melanie Hamm 100 1757  
25-Mar Joanie Smalley 300 2897  
26-Mar Morris Shenkarow 300 8053  
27-Mar Lisa Huberdeau 100 4285  
28-Mar Tanya Christensen 100 726  
29-Mar Garland Armstrong 100 2123  
30-Mar Lon Turner 100 3555  
31-Mar Taryn Baker 100 1954  

Brandon takes game 1

By Winnipeg AAA 03/07/2024, 8:45pm CST

Brandon 5 Eastman 2 - Brandon leads series 1 to 0

March 7 2024 - Brandon MB

Brandon would get first period goals from Reid Nicol and Hudson Champagne to take a 2 to 1 lead into the second period.  Crosby Mateychuk scored for Eastman.

The second period would mirror the first one as Brandon would once again outscore Eastman 2 to 1 to take a 4 to 2 lead after 40 minutes of play.  Ty Aldcroft and Crew Elder scored for Brandon while Asher Gingras replied for Eastman.

Brandon's Hunter Ethelston would complete the scoring in the third to make the final Brandon 5 Eastman 2.

With the victory Brandon takes a 1 to 0 series lead.

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