Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

Weyburn Red Wings Inaugural Hall of Fame Banquet

The Weyburn Red Wings organization proudly celebrated a historic night on Sunday as we officially inducted the inaugural class into the Red Wings Hall of Fame.

Surrounded by alumni, family, friends, and supporters, the evening honoured the individuals and teams who helped shape generations of Red Wings hockey.

In the Builder Category, we recognized Tom Laing, Dwight McMillan, and Tom Webb for their dedication, leadership, and lasting impact behind the scenes. Their commitment helped lay the foundation for the success and tradition our organization continues to build on today.

The Player Category, proudly sponsored by Redcoat Ag Inc., celebrated outstanding on-ice achievement. Inducted were Joe Daley, Bill Lesuk, and the 1969–70 Memorial Cup Finalist team — a group that cemented its place in Red Wings history with an unforgettable run. Representing that team were Wendall Bennett, Larry Giroux, Jim Large, Gene Sobchuk, Bill Ennos, and Carl Nicholls, whose accomplishments continue to inspire players who wear the jersey today.

In the Community Category, sponsored by The Young Fellows Club, we honoured Tom Huston, Reinhard Eisbrenner, and Barber Motors for their incredible support and service to the team and community over the years. Their passion for Red Wings hockey extends far beyond the rink.

This special evening was made possible thanks to the tremendous support of our sponsors:

  • Community Category Sponsor: The Young Fellows Club

  • Player Category Sponsor: Redcoat Ag Inc.

  • Decor Sponsors: Twine & Twig and Weyburn Oilwomen

  • Meal Sponsor: Prospect Valley Farm

  • Dessert Sponsor: TS&M Supply

  • Furniture Sponsor: NewAge Home Furnishings

  • Media Sponsor: Access Communications Co-operative

  • Audio Sponsor: Cleo Coderre

  • Inductee Gifts: York Jewellers

  • Inductee Game Tickets: Barber Motors and P&H

  • Inductee Rink Displays: Infinity Metalworks and Protouch Signs

Sunday marked more than a banquet — it marked the beginning of a new tradition. The Red Wings Hall of Fame now stands as a permanent tribute to the people who built, played for, and strengthened this organization.