High Prairie Regals Hockey Club

05/30/2026

🏌️‍♂️⛳ HIGH PRAIRIE REGALS 2ND ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT ⛳🏌️‍♂️

The High Prairie Regals are excited to announce the return of our Annual Golf Tournament!

📅 August 15, 2025
📍 4-Person Team Best Ball
💰 $800 Per Team
🎯 $10,000 Hole-In-One Prize Sponsored by Amiro’s Steakhouse

Whether you’re golfing to win, having a few laughs with friends, or supporting senior hockey in High Prairie, this is an event you won’t want to miss!

🏆 Prizes Awarded In:
🥇 A Division Champions & Runner-Up
🥇 B Division Champions & Runner-Up
🥇 C Division Champions & Runner-Up

🔥 Games & Extras:
• Par
• Birdie
• Skins
• Mulligans

🕘 Registration: 9:00 AM
🏌️ Shotgun Start: 10:00 AM

📢 More information regarding supper, season awards, prizes, and other tournament details will be released in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on our page for updates!

Teams will be tiered after all 18 holes are completed:
• Top 8 teams (and ties) – A Division
• Next 8 teams (and ties) – B Division
• Remaining teams – C Division

⚠️ Limited Entries Available
Registration and payment are required to secure your spot. First come, first served!

📞 To Register:
Jerry – 780-536-5071
Lee – 780-523-2696
Jenny – 587-877-8147

🏒 Every registration helps support the High Prairie Regals as we continue building on the culture, competitiveness, and momentum we’ve established. We showed last season that we can compete with anyone, and we have high expectations heading into the upcoming year.

Tag your foursome, dust off the clubs, and let’s make this year’s tournament even bigger and better than the first!

🏒⛳️

05/30/2026

🏒🔴⚫ FORWARD PROGRESS ⚫🔴🏒

Championship teams aren't built overnight.

They're built through adversity. They're built through hard work. They're built by establishing a culture and a standard that players are willing to commit to.

That's exactly what the High Prairie Regals accomplished last season.

After starting the year 5-5, our group showed that we could compete with anyone in the NPHL. Injuries tested our depth throughout the season, but our players never stopped battling. Every night, the effort was there. Every night, the commitment was there. Every night, the Regals represented High Prairie with pride.

📈 The numbers show some of the progress:

🚨 Our power play clicked at an impressive 24.8% finishing just 3% behind the top power play in the league.

🚨 Cole Isaac led the way with 16 points in 15 games, including 10 goals, 2 shorthanded goals, and 2 game-winning goals.

🔥 Devon Quartly finished with 14 points in 13 games from the blue line, proving to be one of the league's most dangerous offensive defensemen.

⚡ Larry Yellowknee averaged over a point per game with 11 points in 10 games.

🏒 Mikal Chalifoux and Robert Lemay each finished among the team's scoring leaders with 11 and 10 points, providing leadership and consistency throughout the year.

💪 Brandon McNabb added 9 points while playing key minutes in all situations.

🚨 Steven Pratt made an immediate impact with 8 points in just 6 games.

⚡ Jonathan Belyan contributed 8 points and added a game-winning goal.

🥅 Keygon Okemow earned 4 of the club's victories and gave the team a chance to win every night he stepped between the pipes.

But some of our biggest accomplishments can't be measured on a scoresheet.

✔️ We developed depth throughout the lineup.

✔️ We received contributions from veterans, young players, and everyone in between.

✔️ We established accountability and commitment within our dressing room.

✔️ We proved we can skate with every team in this league.

✔️ We built a culture that players are proud to be a part of.

Most importantly, we showed what it means to wear the Regals logo.

To our players, coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and fans thank you for being part of the journey. Your support continues to push this organization forward and helps build something special for our community.

The foundation has been laid.

The standard has been raised.

And our expectations for next season have never been higher.

🔴⚫ We don't quit. We don't back down. We keep building. ⚫🔴

05/27/2026

Kyle Moore with Trending 55 Newsroom interviewed our GM/President Jerry Kruger.

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season.

The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of some younger and talented players and Team President and GM Jerry Kruger says they are looking to continue building on that.

“Our guys aren’t getting any younger, we’ve got to recruit them younger guys in keep those young legs flowing. Those old boys, they do their best, but it’s pretty tough to keep up to them young guys. We’re really hoping to get more and we will focus on local always. We’re not a big import team, we don’t have the funds for that nor do we want to be that team. We want to be locally based with local players.”

The leading scorer on the Regals last season was Cole Isaac who also won the league’s rookie of the year award.

Off the ice, Kruger says they’re looking have more volunteer support to help increase their presence in the community.

“We’ve seen a huge change in the last year. We’re really hoping this year that we can get even more and really create that buzz. We’re really hoping that we can bring back that old school ideology of the way the Regals used to be. The Regals were an amazing hockey club for 30 years and it was all based on their volunteers.”

The team returned to playing in the league in 2024 after a five year absence.

You can listen to the full interview below.

– Kyle Moore, Trending 55 Newsroom

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season. The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of

05/27/2026

Kyle Moore with Trending 55 Newsroom interviewed our GM/President Jerry Kruger.

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season.

The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of some younger and talented players and Team President and GM Jerry Kruger says they are looking to continue building on that.

“Our guys aren’t getting any younger, we’ve got to recruit them younger guys in keep those young legs flowing. Those old boys, they do their best, but it’s pretty tough to keep up to them young guys. We’re really hoping to get more and we will focus on local always. We’re not a big import team, we don’t have the funds for that nor do we want to be that team. We want to be locally based with local players.”

The leading scorer on the Regals last season was Cole Isaac who also won the league’s rookie of the year award.

Off the ice, Kruger says they’re looking have more volunteer support to help increase their presence in the community.

“We’ve seen a huge change in the last year. We’re really hoping this year that we can get even more and really create that buzz. We’re really hoping that we can bring back that old school ideology of the way the Regals used to be. The Regals were an amazing hockey club for 30 years and it was all based on their volunteers.”

The team returned to playing in the league in 2024 after a five year absence.

You can listen to the full interview below.

– Kyle Moore, Trending 55 Newsroom

https://www.rivercountry.fm/local-news/

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season. The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of

05/27/2026

Kyle Moore with Trending 55 Newsroom interviewed our GM/President Jerry Kruger.

Here’s the link
https://www.rivercountry.fm/2026/05/26/regals-look-to-continue-growth-both-on-and-off-ice/

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season.

The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of some younger and talented players and Team President and GM Jerry Kruger says they are looking to continue building on that.

“Our guys aren’t getting any younger, we’ve got to recruit them younger guys in keep those young legs flowing. Those old boys, they do their best, but it’s pretty tough to keep up to them young guys. We’re really hoping to get more and we will focus on local always. We’re not a big import team, we don’t have the funds for that nor do we want to be that team. We want to be locally based with local players.”

The leading scorer on the Regals last season was Cole Isaac who also won the league’s rookie of the year award.

Off the ice, Kruger says they’re looking have more volunteer support to help increase their presence in the community.

“We’ve seen a huge change in the last year. We’re really hoping this year that we can get even more and really create that buzz. We’re really hoping that we can bring back that old school ideology of the way the Regals used to be. The Regals were an amazing hockey club for 30 years and it was all based on their volunteers.”

The team returned to playing in the league in 2024 after a five year absence.

You can listen to the full interview below.

– Kyle Moore, Trending 55 Newsroom

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season. The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of

05/27/2026

Here’s a great interview with our General Manager/President Jerry Kruger

https://www.rivercountry.fm/2026/05/26/regals-look-to-continue-growth-both-on-and-off-ice/

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season.

The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of some younger and talented players and Team President and GM Jerry Kruger says they are looking to continue building on that.

“Our guys aren’t getting any younger, we’ve got to recruit them younger guys in keep those young legs flowing. Those old boys, they do their best, but it’s pretty tough to keep up to them young guys. We’re really hoping to get more and we will focus on local always. We’re not a big import team, we don’t have the funds for that nor do we want to be that team. We want to be locally based with local players.”

The leading scorer on the Regals last season was Cole Isaac who also won the league’s rookie of the year award.

Off the ice, Kruger says they’re looking have more volunteer support to help increase their presence in the community.

“We’ve seen a huge change in the last year. We’re really hoping this year that we can get even more and really create that buzz. We’re really hoping that we can bring back that old school ideology of the way the Regals used to be. The Regals were an amazing hockey club for 30 years and it was all based on their volunteers.”

The team returned to playing in the league in 2024 after a five year absence.

You can listen to the full interview below.

– Kyle Moore, Trending 55 Newsroom

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season. The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of

05/27/2026

Here’s a great interview from our president/general manager Jerry Kruger with River Country FM.

Local hockey teams going through their off-season work and having an eye on next season. The High Prairie Regals were one of the most improved teams in the NPHL this past season thanks to the addition of

05/25/2026

The High Prairie Regals would like to send a huge congratulations to Nathan Smith on being named Head Coach of the Slave Lake Wolves!

Nathan has been a big part of our organization over the past two seasons, and we can’t thank him enough for everything he has committed to our team, our players, and our culture. His passion for the game, leadership, and dedication never went unnoticed, and we know he’ll bring that same energy and commitment to the Wolves organization.

Opportunities like this are well deserved, and we are proud to see one of our own take the next step behind the bench.

From everyone in the Regals organization Thank you for everything, Nathan, and congratulations on this exciting new opportunity. We wish you nothing but success moving forward!

02/16/2026

Lemay fires up the local Regals crowd with an epic brawl on the blue line.

02/16/2026

Rare face-off rocket — puck blasts back like a bullet ("I've never seen that before")