BRAD MAY
May was one of the most imposing forwards in the NHL and was claimed 14th overall by the Buffalo Sabres at the 1990 NHL Entry Draft. A member of Canada's 1991 Gold Medal World Junior Team, May showed plenty of spunk as a rookie with the Sabres. Afterr bouncing around the NHL, May found his dreams as a member of the Anaheim Ducks. The trade proved to be a blessing in disguise for Brad May. With him in the line-up, the Ducks went 7-2-4 and his physical presence led the Ducks to their first Stanley Cup championship!
May was one of the most imposing forwards in the NHL and was claimed 14th overall by the Buffalo Sabres at the 1990 NHL Entry Draft. A member of Canada's 1991 Gold Medal World Junior Team, May showed plenty of spunk as a rookie with the Sabres. Afterr bouncing around the NHL, May found his dreams as a member of the Anaheim Ducks. The trade proved to be a blessing in disguise for Brad May. With him in the line-up, the Ducks went 7-2-4 and his physical presence led the Ducks to their first Stanley Cup championship!
BRIAN SKRUDLAND
Brian Skrudland played for the Saskatoon Blades in the early ‘80’s before turning pro with the Montreal Canadiens in ‘85/’86 and won the Stanley Cup in his rookie year. Skrudland would play 7 and a half seasons with the Habs before moving to Calgary in a mid-season trade. Skrudland would begin the next season as the first ever captain for the expansion Florida Panthers. Skrudland spent 4 seasons in the Sunshine State, highlighted by a run to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1996, where the Panthers lost to the Colorado Avalanche. After a brief stint with the New York Rangers, Skrudland joined the Dallas Stars, with whom he won his 2nd Stanley Cup in 1999. Following another run to the Stanley Cup Finals, which the Stars lost to the New Jersey Devils, Skrudland retired after the 2000 season. In retirement, Skrudland has served as an assistant coach with both the Flames and the Panthers.
Brian Skrudland played for the Saskatoon Blades in the early ‘80’s before turning pro with the Montreal Canadiens in ‘85/’86 and won the Stanley Cup in his rookie year. Skrudland would play 7 and a half seasons with the Habs before moving to Calgary in a mid-season trade. Skrudland would begin the next season as the first ever captain for the expansion Florida Panthers. Skrudland spent 4 seasons in the Sunshine State, highlighted by a run to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1996, where the Panthers lost to the Colorado Avalanche. After a brief stint with the New York Rangers, Skrudland joined the Dallas Stars, with whom he won his 2nd Stanley Cup in 1999. Following another run to the Stanley Cup Finals, which the Stars lost to the New Jersey Devils, Skrudland retired after the 2000 season. In retirement, Skrudland has served as an assistant coach with both the Flames and the Panthers.
CHRIS GETZLAF
This CFL All-star and Grey Cup Champion began his career with the Junior team
Prairie Thunder and his University team of the Regina Rams. In 2007 Chris was drafted by Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and then was traded to his hometown to live the dream of winning two Grey Cup championships with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He was named the CFL West Division All Star in 2012, and in 2013, he was named the Most Outstanding Canadian in the Grey Cup. As a professional athlete with a dynamic personality, it didn’t take long for Chris to realize the impact he could have on the lives of his fans and those around him. He volunteers and is active in various local football camps. Chris makes time to reach out to our youth, to encourage healthy lifestyles and to pursue their dreams.
This CFL All-star and Grey Cup Champion began his career with the Junior team
Prairie Thunder and his University team of the Regina Rams. In 2007 Chris was drafted by Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and then was traded to his hometown to live the dream of winning two Grey Cup championships with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. He was named the CFL West Division All Star in 2012, and in 2013, he was named the Most Outstanding Canadian in the Grey Cup. As a professional athlete with a dynamic personality, it didn’t take long for Chris to realize the impact he could have on the lives of his fans and those around him. He volunteers and is active in various local football camps. Chris makes time to reach out to our youth, to encourage healthy lifestyles and to pursue their dreams.
BIG DADDY TAZZ
Tazz has been delighting crowds at fundraisers, corporate events, festivals and
on television for more than two decades. His amazing stand-up comedy shows have been featured on Just for Laughs, the CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival, CBC’s “The Debaters” and the Comedy Network. Tazz once set a record for the longest stand- up comedy show at 8 1⁄2 hours as a fundraiser for one of the many charities he supports.
Tazz has been delighting crowds at fundraisers, corporate events, festivals and
on television for more than two decades. His amazing stand-up comedy shows have been featured on Just for Laughs, the CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival, CBC’s “The Debaters” and the Comedy Network. Tazz once set a record for the longest stand- up comedy show at 8 1⁄2 hours as a fundraiser for one of the many charities he supports.
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