would go on to form the nucleus of the expansion Chicago Black Hawks franchise, which began play the following season. Prairie Hockey League Capitals (1926–1927) With the collapse of the WHL, many of the players and teams that didn't become part of the NHL re-grouped and formed a new semi-pro league called the Prairie Hockey League (PrHL). A "new" Regina Capitals were born. They finished third overall in the inaugural season of the PrHL, but faltered badly for the second season with only two wins in 26 games. That second season would be the final season for both the Regina Capitals and the Prairie Hockey League as the league disbanded following the season's end. Season-by-season record Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, GF= Goals For, GA = Goals Against, Pts = Points Head coach Wes Champ (1921–1925) Pete Muldoon (1925–26) Notable players George Hay, 1921–1926 (later to Chicago Black Hawks) Dick Irvin, 1922–1925 (later to Chicago Black Hawks) Barney Stanley, 1922–1924 Eddie Shore, 1924–1925 (later to Edmonton, then to Boston Bruins) See also Western Canada Hockey League Pacific Coast Hockey Association List of pre-NHL seasons Portland Rosebuds Chicago Black Hawks List of ice hockey teams in Saskatchewan References Notes Defunct ice hockey teams in Saskatchewan Sport in Regina, Saskatchewan Ice hockey clubs established in 1921 1921 establishments in Saskatchewan 1928 disestablishments in Saskatchewan Sports clubs disestablished in 1928