to its academic programs, the college has many sports teams that the students play on. The most notable are the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Notre Dame Hounds. There are also a number of minor ice hockey teams affiliated with Hockey Saskatchewan, and as members of the Canadian Sport School Hockey League (CSSHL). Notre Dame currently fields three midget 'AAA' teams: two male teams (the Hounds and the Argos), and one female team (the Hounds). The Notre Dame Hounds are five time Telus Cup Champions and most recently won in 2018. Former Tampa Bay Lightning forwards Vincent Lecavalier and Brad Richards played together in the school's AAA Bantam program, while numerous others have gone on to be drafted into the NHL. Notre Dame also runs high school athletics programs in basketball, rugby, football, soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball, track and field and wrestling. Notable alumni Gordon Currie 1943 (Order Of Canada) Clément Chartier, a Métis Canadian leader, who served as president of the World Council of Indigenous Peoples between 1984–87 and vice-president between 1993 and 1997. Dr. Olive Dickason 1945 (Order of Canada) Brian Felesky 1960 (Order of Canada) Francis Joseph "Frank" Germann (b. 31 August 1922, d. 30 April 2012) accomplished athlete, coach and volunteer, Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Alice Henderson 1951 (author "Notre Dame of the Prairies") Bill Hunter 1939 (Order of Canada) Daryl Kelly – youngest Canadian to successfully scale Mount Everest Jason Kenney 1986 (Premier of Alberta 2019–2022) Cy MacDonald, was an educator and political figure in Saskatchewan. He represented Milestone from 1964 to 1975 and Qu'Appelle-Wolseley from 1975 to 1978 in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan as a Liberal. Gerald Maier 1946 (Order of Canada) Major Derek Prohar M.M.V 1996 (Awarded the Medal of Military Valour & Meritorious Service Decoration) Dr. Ray Rajotte 1950 (Order of Canada & one of Canada's leading Diabetes researchers) Murray Smith, a businessman and former provincial-level politician Kal Suurkask (2011/2012 Action Canada Fellow) Hockey Keith Aulie Rene Bourque Rod Brind'Amour Jordan Caron Wendel Clark Braydon Coburn Joe Colborne Delaney Collins Jon Cooper Russ Courtnall Sean Couturier Jordan Eberle Dylan Ferguson Christopher Gibson Brandon Gormley Jason Herter Paul Jerrard Curtis Joseph Gord Kluzak Slater Koekkoek Vincent Lecavalier Gary Leeman Ella Matteucci Stefan Meyer Willie Mitchell Tyler Myers Scott Pellerin Teddy Purcell Brad Richards Morgan Rielly Paul Sample Jaden Schwartz Mandi Schwartz Logan Stephenson Todd Strueby Barry Trotz Taylor Woods Other sports Scott