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Prince Albert Daily Herald Photo Courtesy of Brandon White Prince Albert’s Kyle Schneider, seen here during the 2019-20 SJHL season, will be back with the La Ronge Ice Wolves this year as an assistant coach. Prince Albert’s Kyle Schneider is going to have a different vantage point for the La Ronge Ice Wolves next season. Instead of gearing up to hop over the boards to take a shift, the 22-year-old will be behind the bench as he will serve as an assistant coach for the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League club. “It’s going to feel a little bit weird at first I’m sure, but I’m really...

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Prince Albert Daily Herald Daily Herald File Photo Tre Fouquette, seen here controlling the puck for the Prince Albert Mintos in a game at the Art Hauser Centre in 2019, has been called up by the Prince Albert Raiders. With Kaiden Guhle still on the sidelines with a hand injury and Nolan Allan gearing up to join Canada’s Under-18 team in Texas, the Prince Albert Raiders have called up one of their top defensive prospects. The team announced on Monday afternoon that 16-year-old blueliner Tre Fouquette had been added to their roster after clearing Saskatchewan Health Authority and Western Hoc...

The Prince Albert Mintos U18 AAA have announced their new head coach for the 2021-22 season, adding a familiar face to the organization. According to a media release, Tim Leonard has been hired to replace former head coach Danton Danielson after he stepped down in February. Leonard has had a long history with the Mintos, winning the Telus Cup National Championships in the 2006 and 2007 seasons, as well as winning U18 AAA titles in 2006, 2007 and 2011. Other than his time with the Mintos, he has held head coaching positions with the Parkland U18 AA Elks in 2020/21 and the Beardy’s U18 AA Bla...

The Prince Albert Mintos announced on Friday that Danton Danielson has stepped down from his role as the team’s head coach. In a statement on Friday, Danielson said he made the decision with his family in mind, to spend more time with them in Saskatoon. “I am extremely grateful to the Mintos organization for the opportunity to live out a coaching dream and lead one of the premier male U18 AAA hockey programs in Canada. This decision is based on family considerations and was made with a heavy heart,” Danielson said in the statement. Mintos general manager Kalen Wright told