Former Golden Bears defenseman Wyatt McLeod (’21–’24) has added a new title to his resume after helping lead the Trois-Rivières Lions to their first-ever ECHL championship.

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The University of Alberta Golden Bears hockey program is one of the most storied and successful collegiate hockey programs in Canadian history. Since its inception, the Golden Bears have established themselves as a dominant force in the world of university hockey, earning an unparalleled reputation for excellence, sportsmanship, and tradition. This blog post delves into the rich history of the Golden Bears hockey program, highlighting its achievements, challenges, and contrib

The University of Alberta Golden Bears hockey program has long been a powerhouse in Canadian university hockey. With a storied history that includes numerous national championships, the Golden Bears have also served as a stepping stone for players aiming to make their mark in professional hockey.

Hockey “sweaters” are called that due to the origins of the sport and the materials used in the early days. Here’s why: Historical Context In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when hockey first became organized, players wore heavy woolen garments to stay warm while playing on outdoor rinks. These garments were essentially sweaters—knit wool pullovers that provided insulation against the cold. Unlike today’s synthetic and lightweight jerseys, the original hockey uniforms