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Killoh Doug

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  • Played eight seasons as defensive end with CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders from 1953 – 60; enshrined in Riders’ Plaza of Honor in 2001
  • After progressing through Junior Hockey team’s minor system, spent two seasons with Regina Pats, appearing in 1952 Memorial Cup. Later played senior hockey
  • Tremendous all-around athlete, grew up in Regina and participated in City’s Parks League Hockey and won numerous awards in track & field
  • Served as Assistant Coach with Junior Football’s Regina Rams for four National Championships in the 1970’s

Holness Kevin

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  • Played with Team Canada attempting to qualify for the 1992 Olympics. Also on Team Canada from 1994 – 97, attempting to qualify for the World Cup
  • Played professionally with indoor and outdoor leagues, including teams in Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Edmonton
  • Began playing local soccer in 1978 and made Saskatchewan Under-16 team in 1985, progressing to be a member of the Canada Games training squad in 1987
  • Started coaching youth and men’s squads in Regina in 1991, using knowledge gained while instructing at his pro team’s high performance camps, and became a driving force behind the World Class Players Cup Tournament in Regina

Kovacs Frank

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  • During five junior seasons with Western Hockey League’s Regina Pats (1987-92) set team record for games played with 352.
  • Scored 50 and 46 goals last two seasons, plus added 10 goals in eight playoff games in 1990-91; captain during final season; earned laurels as team MVP and most popular player.
  • Fourth-round draft of NHL’s Minnesota North Stars in 1992; played in East Coast, American and International hockey leagues and also in Hungary and Austria and England, winning MVP honours in England and ECHL.

Biegler Chris

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  • Named Canadian lnteruniversity Athletic Union outstanding male basketball player in 1986-87 – only Saskatchewan player to have won the Mike Moser Memorial Trophy.
  • Completed University of Regina career averaging Cougars record of 23.1 points per game, placing him second as team’s all-time scoring leader (1,362) and second in rebounds (495).
  • Team MVP all four seasons and first-team (GPAC) conference all-star 1985-89; GPAC MVP in 1987; first-team All-Canadian (CIAU) in 1987 and 1989, second-team in 1988.

Park Jim

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  • Saskatchewan Rally Championship winner in 1973, ’76, ’81, ’82, ’83 and ’88
  • Prairie Region Performance Rally Championship (Production Class) series champ in 1981
  • Prairie Region Navigational Rally Championship series driver champion in 1989
  • Western Canadian Performance Rally Championship (Production A Class) series driving champion in 1982 and 1983
  • organized rally events locally, plus volunteered in promoting safe driver skills with national events such as the Labatt’s Road Scholarship Program; long-time member of the Ambassadors Club

Pyne Rob

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  • played for CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders on special teams and as a defensive back from 1972-73, including two Western finals and a 1972 Grey Cup appearance against Hamilton Tiger-Cats; completed CFL career in 1975 after stints in Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton
  • after high school career at Luther, earned football scholarship at Tulsa University
  • joined Regina Rams from 1969-71 and won national junior football championships in 1970 and 1971
  • played basketball with University of Regina Cougars, earning conference all-star status in 1971-72, playing 16 games with 200 points and 114 rebounds
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