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The Red Deer Rebels have announced another member of its 2021 Western Hockey League Prospects Draft class has ...

The Red Deer Rebels are pleased to announce that forward Ollie Josephson has signed a Western Hockey League St...

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Sutter resigns in Red Deer It is the end of an era in Central Alberta. On Saturday, longtime Red Deer Rebels bench boss Brent Sutter announced his resignation as head coach, a move that follows a slow start to the abbreviated season, with the decision coming after the club had secured six points through its first 14 games. “It is disappointing. I am not going to say it is not. It hurts, that is all part of it,” Sutter told Troy Gillard of Red Deer News Now. “But I have to do what is righ...

Sutter navigated the Rebels to WHL and Memorial Cup titles in 2001, and coached Canada to world junior mens hockey gold in 2005 and 2006. The 58-year-old from Viking, Alta., who won two Stanley Cups as a player with the New York Islanders, remains president and general manager of his WHL club. Assistant coaches Ryan Colville and Brad Flynn, and assistant general manager Shaun Sutter take over coaching duties for the rest of the season. The search for a new head coach will wait until the off-sea...

Brent Sutter quits as coach of Canadian hockey team he owns April 10, 2021 GMT RED DEER, Alberta (AP) — Brent Sutter, the former NHL star who coached the New Jersey Devils and Calgary Flames, quit as coach of the Western Hockey League team he owns. Sutter has run the Red Deer Rebels for 20 seasons and coached them for 15. He remains the club’s president and general manager. “At this time, I feel this is the right thing for our organization,” Sutter said Saturday in a statement. “Being...