Red Deer Rebels

❗TRADE❗

We've completed a pick swap today with the Regina Pats

Rebels and Pats swap draft picks - Red Deer Rebels RED DEER – The Red Deer Rebels have completed a trade today with the Regina Pats.

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❗️PLAYER NEWS❗️

The Red Deer Rebels are excited to announce that goaltender Nathan Salisbury has signed a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement with the team

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The Red Deer Rebels announced today that Marc Habscheid has resigned as the club's head coach

Marc Habscheid resigns as Rebels Head Coach - Red Deer Rebels RED DEER – The Red Deer Rebels today announced that Marc Habscheid has resigned as the club’s head coach. Habscheid leaves after one season with the Rebels in which the club went 26-36-4-2 and returned to the WHL Playoffs. He earned his 600th career WHL coaching win February 3 in Prince George. ...

🚨TRADE🚨

We have acquired three draft picks from the Victoria Royals
in exchange for Nate Yellowaga

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Rebels MVP Beckett Hamilton is in Buffalo, NY this week for the NHL Combine

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The 2026 NHL Draft goes June 26-27 also in Buffalo

Ten years ago today on May 20, 2016, we took to home ice for the opening game of the 2016 Memorial Cup wearing jerseys paying tribute to Central Alberta’s historic military presence.

CFB Penhold was the military hub of Central Alberta, originally opening in 1940 as an Air Force base during World War II. It took on its “CFB” title in 1966 after unification of the forces and was also adjacent to the “Diefenbunker” – a now defunct and demolished Regional Emergency Government Headquarters. From 1961 to 1986, the base also housed a Radar Squadron as part of NORAD. CFB Penhold was officially decommissioned in 1994.

Were you there? And were you lucky enough to be a winning bidder for these commemorative threads?

Can you believe a whole decade has flown by?!

10 years ago today the 2016 Memorial Cup got underway with an epic trophy arrival ceremony in downtown Red Deer.

Were you there?