@RDA_Rode Congrats Danny. Well deserved honour. I have a binder full of your Kings hockey articles starting in 1975 through the 1980โs. A lot of great memories and history in those stories.
@CCAAHockeyInfo I remember this championship like it was yesterday. RDC Kings had a very strong team. Lots of talent. Very well prepared. Great group of guys. If not for an overtime loss in the 1978 national final, this could have been 4 National Championships in a row. Thanks Brian for sharing
๐น๐ Here are the top 5 head coaches in the aggregate rankings of CCAA Men's Hockey based on the 10-7-5-3-1 model (for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & other placement at nationals)
Perry Pearn (68)
Allan Ferchuk (44)
Carl Buchanan (38)
Dana Shutt (31)
Scott Atkinson (30)
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@SaskParksandRec Field Consultant Rob Boulding is explaining the First Nation Member's Recreation Grant at the Saskatoon Tribal Council Recreation Coordinator's Retreat. #buildingcapacity#leadership#buildingbettercommunities
The RDC Kings were the 1st team to be at the CCAA National Hockey Championships 4 straight years (1977-80). The SAIT Trojans (1979-82) & the NAIT Ooks (1984-87) were the other ACAC teams to accomplish the feat.
Town of Devon very well represented by Kristin Walsh with her session on recreation master plan at Framework for Recreation in Canada. @TKulbisky#GatheringStrength
As a College hockey trainer, I was lucky to return home safe from every bus trip. Sad news today. Leaving a trainers kit on the porch tonight. #HumboldtStrong
@kurt_margolis@KinistinoTigers@FLflyers As a linesman, I recall being on the ice for more than a few senior hockey line brawls in Kinistino. In Birch Hills and St. Louis too. Fights in the stands were not as common.
@rdckingshockey @PenholdMultiplx@2019CanadaGames Great to see those banners again. I remember 1980 when RDC beat SAIT 14-1 in the national final hosted at the Red Deer Arena.