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SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES MEN'S HOCKEY UNIVERSITY CUP CHAMPIONS : 1982-83 | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1927, '30, '52, '59, '67, '81, '82, '83, '87, '98, '99, 2000, '07, '12, '16 | 35 ALL-CANADIANS | 139 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 76 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 15 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS 2018-19 SCHEDULE Huskies Men's Hockey Quick Facts Sat 9/29 at Alberta W, 5-2 Regular Season Record ................. 25-3 Sun 9/30 at Alberta L, 5-1 Regular Season Standing ..... 2nd CW Fri 10/12 vs Calgary W, 5-4 Playoff Record ...................................... 3-2 Sat 10/13 vs Calgary W, 3-2 Sat 10/19 vs Lethbridge W, 5-0 Playoff Finish .......................CW Finalists Sun 10/20 vs Lethbridge W, 4-0 Final 8 Appearances..............7th in 8 Years, 3rd Straight Fri 10/26 vs Regina W, 4-2 Conference All-Stars...... Taran Kozun, Jesse Forsberg, Carson Sat 10/27 at Regina W, 4-1 NO. 5 Stadnyk, Kohl Bauml, Gordie Ballhorn Fri 11/9 at UBC W, 6-1 SASKATCHEWAN Huskie Athletics Social ............................ @HuskiesAthletics Sat 11/10 at UBC W, 3-2 HUSKIES Team Social ................................................. @HuskiesMHKY Fri 11/16 at MRU W, 3-2 25-3 / 3-2 Sat 11/17 at MRU W, 4-2 Fri 11/23 vs Manitoba W, 6-3 Sat 11/24 vs Manitoba W, 8-2 The Story Lines Fri 11/30 vs Alberta W, 4-3 The Huskies are in the University Cup for the fourth straight year, and sixth Sat 12/1 vs Alberta L, 4-2 1 in the last seven seasons. Last year, Saskatchewan was defeated by the Fri 1/4 at Calgary W, 3-1 host UNB Varsity Reds in the bronze medal game. Sat 1/5 at Calgary L, 3-0 Huskies head coach Dave Adolph is coaching in the national champion- Fri 1/11 at Regina W, 7-1 ship for the 15th time. He is 74-65 all-time in the conference and national 2 Sat 1/12 vs Regina W, 5-1 postseason. He is the winningest coach (502) and has coached the most Fri 1/18 at Lethbridge W, 6-1 games (857) in U SPORTS men's hockey history. Sat 1/19 at Lethbridge W, 5-4 CW Goalie of the Year Taran Kozun broke three CW records this season: 3 Fri 1/25 vs UBC W, 4-0 wins (20), shutouts (5) and shutout streak (267:53). Sat 1/26 vs UBC W, 5-0 Dave Adolph was named the CW Coach of the Year for the fourth time in 4 Fri 2/1 vs MRU W, 1-0 his career. He has also won the U SPORTS Coach of the Year in 2017. Sat 2/2 vs MRU W, 6-1 25 wins in the Canada West regular season is the most in recorded Huskies' 5 Fri 2/8 at Manitoba W, 3-2 history. Sat 2/9 at Manitoba W, 3-0 The Huskies allowed 1.57 goals on home ice, compared to 1.92 on the Fri 2/22 vs MRU W, 5-1 6 road. They also score less on the road, 3.78 goals a game compared to 4.42 Sat 2/23 vs MRU W, 7-3 at home. Fri 3/1 vs Alberta W, 4-2 Saskatchewan was 8-0 in one-goal games and also a perfect 20-0 when 7 Sat 3/2 vs Alberta L, 3-0 outshooting opponents in the regular season. Sun 3/3 vs Alberta L, 1-0 Jesse Forsberg and Alex Forsberg are brothers, but Andrew Johnson and 8 Wyatt Johnson are not related. 23 Huskies played in the Western Hockey League, 3 in the Saskatchewan SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: CAM DOHERTY 9 PHONE: 306-966-1024 • CELL: 250-818-2408 Junior Hockey League and 1 in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League. EMAIL: [email protected] The Huskies opened a new rink, Merlis Belsher Place, in 2018-19 and went WEBSITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA 10 TWITTER: @HUSKIEATHLETICS 16-3 in their new barn in the regular season and playoffs combined. FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS INSTAGRAM: @HUSKIEATHLETICS 2018-19 Huskie Men's Hockey Media Guide 2018-19 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 2 STATISTICAL LEADERS TOP 10 (Regular Season) 1 GOALS: Andrew Johnson scored the Huskies only short-handed 13 goal of the playoffs. C. Stadnyk / L. Cable 3 ASSISTS: Three Huskies - Levi Cable, Alex Forsberg and Jesse Fors- 20 berg - have 5 playoff points. Kohl Bauml 6 POINTS: Huskie shutout performances in the regular season, the 32 most in the Canada West. (Kozun 5, Child 1) Carson Stadnyk 8 SAVE %: Wins in one-goal games this season. .926 Taran Kozun 19 15 wins and no losses when leading after the 2nd period. STATISTICAL LEADERS 23.9 (Playoffs) Power play percentage, the second-highest in the Cana- da West. GOALS: 5 49 Levi Cable Regular season goals against, the lowest in the Canada West. ASSISTS: 5 88.3 Jesse Forsberg Regular season penalty killing percentage, the sec- ond-highest in the Canada West. POINTS: 5 115 L. Cable / A.Forsberg / J. Fors- Regular season goals for, the second-highest in the berg Canada West. SAVE %: .916 Taran Kozun CANADA WEST ALL-STARS & AWARDS CARSON STADNYK TARAN KOZUN FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR KOHL BAUML SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR JESSE FORSBERG GORDIE BALLHORN FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR ALL-ROOKIE TEAM huskies.usask.ca 2018-19 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 3 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS CARSON STADNYK FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR KOHL BAUML SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR GORDIE BALLHORN ALL-ROOKIE TEAM huskies.usask.ca 3 2018-19 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 4 PLAYOFF STATISTICS huskies.usask.ca 2018-19 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 5 HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY CUP HUSKIES’ RECORD AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP | 46 GAMES, 22 WINS, 24 LOSSES Previous appearances at championship: 19 U SPORTS champions: — 1.....1982-83 Second: —6...................................1980-81, 1981-82, 1986-87, 2004-05, 2013-14, 2016-17 Third: — 4.........................................1998-99, 1999-00, 2005-06, 2007-08 Fourth: — 3 .....................................1966-67, 2015-16, 2017-18 Fifth: — 5 .........................................1997-98, 2001-02, 2006-07, 2011-12, 2012-13 1966-67 | EDMONTON/CALGARY, AB | 4TH def. Western 3-0 .............................Pool round robin def. by Laurentian 7-2 ............................... Semifinal def. by Alberta 4-3 (OT) ............................Final def. by St.FX 8-2 ............ Consolation final 2005-06 | EDMONTON, AB | 3RD PLACE 1980-81 | CALGARY, AB | 2ND PLACE def. Acadia 5-1 ....................................Pool round robin def. Concordia 8-3 ...............................Pool round robin def. by Lakehead 4-2 .................Pool round robin def. Queen’s 5-4 ..............................Pool round robin def. by Moncton 4-2 ..................Final 2006-07 | MONCTON, N.B. | 5TH PLACE def. by UNB 2-1 ............... Pool round robin 1981-82 | MONCTON, N.B. | 2ND PLACE def. by UQTR 3-2 ............. Pool round robin def. Concordia 4-3................ Pool round robin def. Regina 8-2 ........................Pool round robin 2007-08 | MONCTON, N.B. | 3RD PLACE def. by Moncton 3-2 ................. Final def. Brock 4-1 .....................................Pool round robin def. by UNB 4-0 .................................Pool round robin 1982-83 | MONCTON, N.B. | 1st PLACE def. Brandon 6-2 ............................ Pool round robin def. 2011-12 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 5TH PLACE Laurier10-1 ............................Pool round robin def. by Moncton 5-1 ........................Pool round robin def. Concordia 6-2 ....................Final def. McGill 4-3 ....................................Pool round robin 1986-87 | EDMONTON, AB |2ND PLACE 2012-13 | SASKATOON, SK | 5TH PLACE def. Western 5-2 .............. Pool round robin def. by UNB 3-1 ..............................Pool round robin def. Prince Edward Island 3-0.......... Pool round robin def. by UQTR 3-1............................Pool round robin def. by UQTR 6-3 .............. Final 2013-14 | SASKATOON, SK | 2ND PLACE 1997-98 | SASKATOON, SK | 5TH PLACE def. Acadia 3-2..............................Pool round robin def. by Acadia 6-5 ............................ Pool round robin def. Windsor 9-0...........................Pool round robin def. by UQTR 5-3 ............................... Pool round robin def. by Alberta 3-1 .......................................Final 1998-99 | SASKATOON, SK | 3RD PLACE 2015-16 | HALIFAX, N.S. | 4TH PLACE def. Windsor 4-2 ............................ Pool round robin def. Carleton 3-2 (4 OT)..............................Quarter-final def. by Moncton 5-4 .................... Pool round robin def. by St.FX 2-1 (3 OT)..............................Semifinal def. by St. Mary’s 5-2 ...................................Bronze 1999-00 | SASKATOON, SK | 3RD PLACE def. Western 3-2 (OT) ..........Pool round robin 2016-17 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 2ND PLACE def. by UNB 5-4 (2 OT) ........Pool round robin def. York 1-0 (OT) ................................ Quarter-final def. StFX 8-1.................Semifinal 2001-02 | KITCHENER, ON | 5TH PLACE def. by UNB 4-2 ............... Final def. by Saint Mary’s 3-1 ..................... Pool round robin def. by UQTR 4-2 .................................. Pool round robin 2017-18 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 3RD PLACE def. McGill 4-0 ................................ Quarter-final 2004-05 | EDMONTON, AB | 2ND PLACE def. by Alberta 3-2 (OT).................Semifinal def. Moncton 3-0 ...........................Pool round robin def. by UNB 5-4 ............... Bronze huskies.usask.ca 5 2018-19 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 6 MEET THE HUSKIES #2 - Sam Ruopp #3 - Gordie Ballhorn #4 - Colby Harmsworth #5 - Jesse Forsberg Rue-Opp D, 2nd Year, 6-4, 210 D, 1st Year, 6-1, 195 D, 3rd Year, 6-1, 197 D, 5th Year, 6-0, 225 Zehner, SK Wetaskiwin, AB Saskatoon, SK Waldheim, SK Arts & Science Business Business Ag & Bioresources G: 8 (0) G: 1 (0) G: 2 (0) G: 6 (0) A: 11 (2) A: 11 (1) A: 7 (2) A: 15 (5) Pts: 19 (2) Pts: 12 (1) Pts: 9 (2) Pts: 21 (5) #6 - Kendall Fransoo #7 - Shane Collins #8 - Tanner Lishchynsky #9 - Jordan Tkatch FRAN-sue
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    LUTHER STORY_FALL_2019_Layout 1 11/19/19 8:16 PM Page 1 Luther CoLLege ALumni & FriendS mAgAzine LutherS t o r y HOMECOMING 2019 CLASS PHOTOS LEADING IN REMEMBERING ENVIRONMENTAL MARK LEUPOLD SUSTAINABILITY FALL 2019 REGINA CANADA LUTHER STORY_FALL_2019_Layout 1 11/19/19 8:17 PM Page 2 Message froM the President as i write this penultimate this, as it has meant that i have been able to focus finally, on october 19, 2019, our College hosted column in my last year as on continuing to fulfill the ongoing work of my the first annual general Meeting (agM) under our President of this wonderfully blessed College, office (or, as one regent put it, i have been able new corporate membership structure. our Board three recent events stand out as reminders of the to keep my ‘pedal to the metal’). established a subcommittee to ensure that this outstanding team effort of this College, of which meeting was done well and in order; they i am so proud. the second event was our hosting of the national received fantastic support from the executive convention of the evangelical Lutheran Church in assistant to the President’s office, Jodi Kydd, who the first is the presidential search currently being Canada (eLCiC) in July of this past summer. our ensured major issues were considered and so conducted by the College’s Board of regents. University campus Chaplain, Pastor sean Bell, many details covered. though i know that i have one of the best jobs in assumed leadership in this effort, with the world, surrounded by some of the best people great support from our food services area, our at the meeting, national Bishop susan Johnson to work with and supported by one of the best Manager of residence & Conference services, delivered a truly inspiring sermon, perfect for the Boards, approximately a year ago i told the Board rhonda Litzenberger, and our Manager of event, while saskatchewan Bishop sid haugen of regents of my intention to retire at the end of Communications, Michelle Clark.
  • Special Use - General University Or Post Secondary Permit Permit Number: 39206-2021

    Special Use - General University Or Post Secondary Permit Permit Number: 39206-2021

    Special Use - General University or Post Secondary Permit Permit Number: 39206-2021 Board of Governors University of Saskatchewan 212 107 Admin Pl Saskatoon SK, S7N 5A2 is hereby authorized to purchase beverage alcohol from the Saskatchewan Liquor & Gaming Authority (SLGA) and to sell that beverage alcohol in accordance with the provisions of The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, 1997, and The Alcohol Control Regulations, 2016, and all conditions prescribed by SLGA during the maximum time and in the areas described below: MAXIMUM HOURS OF SERVICE Daily – Maximum hours of sale, service and consumption 9:30 am to 2:00 am (tolerance to 3:00 am) Dec 31st – Maximum hours of sale, service and consumption 9:30 am to 2:30 am (tolerance to 3:30 am) PERMIT CONDITIONS Beer of a type and size specified by SLGA sold for consumption on premises must be recorked on request of the customer. If wine is sold by the bottle, wine recorking service must be provided. Minors are allowed on the premises however are not allowed to purchase, consume or handle beverage alcohol. ENDORSEMENTS (additional endorsements and conditions may be listed on page 2) Additional Permit Areas Administration Building – Rooms: C210 – Meeting Room, C200 – Corridor*, 280 – Green Room *Corridor may be book with C210 or 280; College Building – Rooms: 120 – Convocation hall main floor & stage, 220 Balcony, 105 – Gallery, 106 – Museum, 130 – Emeriti Lounge, 101 – Corridor*, 8 – Gallery, 12 – Meeting Room, 238 – Board Room *Corridor may be booked as part of Convocation Hall, Museum,