team of the 2016 Memorial Cup tournament. In 2022, the team had broken a WHL record as the longest winning streak at the beginning of their season opening with 15 wins. Championships Division titles won: 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2010–11 Regular season titles won: 2000–01, 2001–02 League Championships won: 2001 Memorial Cup Titles: 2001 WHL finals 2000–01: Win, 4–1 vs Portland 2001–02: Loss, 2–4 vs Kootenay 2002–03: Loss, 2–4 vs Kelowna Season-by-season record Legend: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties OTL = Overtime losses Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against Team captains 1992–1993, Todd Johnson 1993–1994, Ken Richardson 1994–1995, Peter Leboutillier 1995–1996, Terry Lindgren 1996–1998, Jesse Wallin 1998–1999, Brad Leeb 1999–2001, Jim Vandermeer 2001–2002, Colby Armstrong 2004–2005, Colin Fraser 2006–2007, Brett Sutter 2007–2008, Brandon Sutter 2009–2010, Colin Archer 2010–2011, Colin Archer 2011–2012, Turner Elison 2013–2014, Conner Bleackley 2014–2015, Luke Philp 2014–2016, Wyatt Johnson 2016–2017, Adam Musil 2017–2018, Grayson Pawlenchuk 2018–2019, Reese Johnson 2019–2020, Dawson Barteaux 2020, Ethan Sakowich Current roster Updated January 13, 2023. |} NHL alumni Colby Armstrong Arron Asham Ryan Bonni Mike Brown Jake DeBrusk Mathew Dumba Matt Ellison Turner Elson Martin Erat Landon Ferraro Haydn Fleury Colin Fraser Matt Fraser Byron Froese Michael Garnett Carsen Germyn Boyd Gordon Brandon Hagel Martin Hanzal Jay Henderson Reese Johnson Blair Jones Matt Keith Darcy Kuemper Peter Leboutillier Brad Leeb Brian Loney Ross Lupaschuk Doug Lynch Steve MacIntyre Justin Mapletoft Masi Marjamaki Mike McBain Derek Meech Vladimir Mihalik Nelson Nogier Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Stephen Peat John Persson Alex Petrovic Dion Phaneuf Craig Reichert James Reimer Terry Ryan Robert Schnabel Sean Selmser Shay Stephenson Brandon Sutter Brett Sutter Jim Vandermeer Pete Vandermeer Darren Van Impe Kris Versteeg Jesse Wallin Kyle Wanvig Cam Ward Lance Ward Roman Wick Jeff Woywitka Mikhail Yakubov B. J. Young WHL awards AirBC Trophy (Playoff MVP award) 2001 - Shane Bendera WHL Plus-Minus Award 2000/01 - Jim Vandermeer St. Clair Group Trophy (Marketing/public relations award) 1996/97 - Pat Garrity 2001/02 - Greg McConkey Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy (Humanitarian of the year award) 1996/97 - Jesse Wallin 1997/98 - Jesse Wallin 2000/01 - Jim Vandermeer 2004/05 - Colin Fraser Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy (Regular season champion) 2000/01 - Red Deer Rebels 2001/02 - Red Deer Rebels Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy (Executive of the year) 2000/01 - Brent Sutter Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy (Coach of the year) 2000/01 - Brent