Regina, Saskatchewan

Regina is a city of Saskatchewan, Canada. It is the second-largest city in the province and is home to 479,446 people.
==Hockey in Regina==
==Teams==
* Campion College
* Regina 217th Battalion
* Regina 68th Battalion
* Regina 77th Battery
* Regina Abbott-Generals (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1939-1940) renamed Ware's Generals
* Regina Abbotts
# (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1938-1939) become Abbott-Generals
# (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1941-1946) form Pats along with Commandos
* Regina Aces
# (Southern Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1937-1938)
# (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1938-1940) renamed Rangers
* Regina Argos
* Regina Army Capitals (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1942-1943)
* Regina Blues (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1970-1982) folded
* Regina Boat Club
* Regina Capitals
# (Western Canada Hockey League, 1921-1925) become Portland Rosebuds
# (Prairie Hockey League, 1926-1928) fold with league
# (Western Canada Hockey League, 1932-1933 moved to Vancouver during season
# (Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1945-1950) join WCMHL
# (Western Canada Major Hockey League, 1950-1951) join SSHL
# (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1951-1954) continue to play as an independent team
# (Independent Team, 1954-1958) join SSHL
# (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1958-1965) join WCSHL
# (Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1965-1967) join SSHL
# (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1967-1971) join PSHL
# (Prairie Senior Hockey League, 1971-1972)
* Regina Capitals A
* Regina Capitals B
* Regina Commandos (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1942-1946) form Pats with Abbots
* Regina Depot Battalion
* Regina Falcons
* Regina HMCS Queen (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1943-1944)
* Regina Maple Leafs
* Regina Maroons (Soo Line League, 1948-1949)
* Regina Monarchs
* Regina Monograms
* Regina Olympics
* Regina Pats
# (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1946-1948) join WCJHL
# (Western Canada Junior Hockey League, 1948-1956) join SJHL
# (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1956-1966) join CMJHL
# (Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, 1966-1968) join SJHL
# (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1968-1970) join WCHL, replaced in SJHL by Regina Blues
# (Western Canada Hockey League, 1970-1978) league renamed
# (Western Hockey League, 1978-present)
* Regina Purity Dairy
* Regina RCMP
* Regina Rainbows
* Regina Rangers (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1940-1942)
* Regina Reginas
* Regina Shamrocks
* Regina Silver Foxes (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1972-1976) folded
* Regina Thistles
* Regina Tigers
* Regina Vic-Aces
* Regina Victorias (Southern Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1937-1938)
* Regina Ware's Generals (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, 1940-1941)
* Regina Young Liberals
==University team==
* Regina Cougars (CIS)
==Arenas==
*Regina Rink
*Regina Gardens Auditorium
*Regina Arena Rink
*Brandt Centre
*Regina Exhibition Stadium
*The Co-operators Centre
*Argyle Park Rink
*Lakeview Park Rink
*Doug Wickenheiser Rink
*Al Ritchie Rink
*Judge Bryant Rink
*Litzenberger Park Rink
*Murray Balfour Arena
*Grant Road Park Rink
*Glen Elm Park Rink
*Eastview Park Rink
*Imperial Park Rink
*Leslie Park Rink
*Wheat City Kinsmen Arena
*Jack Staples Arena
*Jack Hamiton Arena
*Grassick Park Rink
*Opimist Arena
*McVeety Park Rink
*Canlan Ice Sports-Sherwood
*Al Ritchie Arena
*M.J. Coldwell Rink
*Clarence Mahon Arena
*Mironack Rink
*Mc Murchy Park Rink
*University Park Park Rink
*W.F. Ready Park Rink
*W.H. Ford Park Rink
*Rosemont Park Rink
*Ruth Buck Park Rink
*Westhill Park Rink
*Dr. A.E. Perry Park Rink
==Champions==
===Allan Cup===
*1941 Regina Rangers
===Memorial Cup===
*1925 Regina Pats
*1928 Regina Monarchs
*1930 Regina Pats
*1974 Regina Pats
==Players==
* Dale Anderson
* Chris Armstrong
* Murray Armstrong
* Murray Balfour
* Ryan Bast
* Sandy Beadle
* Curt Bennett
* Dwight Bialowas
* James Black
* Aaron Boogaard
* Tyler Bozak
* Garth Butcher
* Jack Butterfield
* Gordon Buttrey
* Drew Callander
* Jock Callander
* Brett Carson
* Joe Carveth
* Corson Ceulemans
* Barry Cummins
* Kevin Dahl
* Don Deacon
* Robert Dirk
* Rocky Dundas
* Derek Eberle
* Jordan Eberle
* Mark Ferner
* Dunc Fisher
* Jason Fitzsimmons
* Dan Focht
* Bill Folk
* Jackie Friesen
* Scott Garland
* Ryan Getzlaf
* Tanner Glass
* Dirk Graham
* Josh Harding
* Scott Hartnell
* Jamie Heward
* Brian Hill
* Terry Hollinger
* Riley Holzapfel
* Fran Huck
* Gerry James
* Lou Jankowski
* Dave Karpa
* Bob Kirkpatrick
* Mark Kirton
* Garrett Klotz
* Chris Kunitz
* Jack Lancien
* Paul Masnick
* Eddie McCalmon
* Jim McGeough
* Brendan Mikkelson
* Earl Miller
* Gerry Minor
* Lorne Molleken
* Garth Murray
* Nathan Oystrick
* Garry Peters
* Gord Pettinger
* Rich Preston
* Erica Rieder
* Al Rittinger
* Anthony Schneider
* Rick Sentes
* Mike Sillinger
* Don Smith (b. 1929)
* Chris Snell
* Ron Snell
* Alan Staley
* Doug Stevenson
* Art Strobel
* Bill Sutherland
* Chris Szysky
* Bob Turner
* Norman Tustin
* Jeff Ulmer
* Gord Wappel
* Grant Warwick
* Brad Watson
* Doug Wickenheiser
* Larry Wright
* Jerry Zrymiak
Category:Saskatchewan towns