Duncan MacPherson (February 3, 1966 – August 9, 1989) was a professional hockey player who died under mysterious circumstances. He was born in Saskatoon and played for the Zone D Raiders. A standout defensive defenceman for the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League, MacPherson was drafted in the first round, 20th overall, of the 1984 NHL Entry Draft by the New York Islanders. He played minor league hockey for the Springfield Indians of the American Hockey League and the Indianapolis Ice of the International Hockey League. In the summer of 1989, he was in Scotland and never returned home.
2023-2024 Parker Wiens and Joel Schuler
2022-2023 Bogdan Kovalenko and Jonas Park
2021-2022 - Koehn Leverick, Aven Springman
2020-2021 - Blaze Pettapiece, Trentin Kooy
2019-2020 - Logan Ruehs, Ben Staines
2018-2019 - Ryken Kozak
2017-2018 - Carter Brassard, Nolan Ganton
2016-2017 - Erik Slusar, Nikolas Bantle
2015-2016 - Layne Materi, Aidan Liebrecht
2014-2015 Anaka Timmerman, Nicholas Zemluck, Aiden Riehl
2013-2014 Zach Kramchynsky & Alex Regier &Morgan Hilderbrand
2012-2013 Doug Fleming & John Conteraas
2011-2012 Brayden Betke
This award will be presented annually to a graduating member of the Bantam ‘A’ Renegades Hockey Association.
The player is chosen for the desire, dedication, and love of the game that Jack exemplified in his playing days.
Jack (Jacki) Gustafson enjoyed hockey immensely. He started playing hockey in 1967 - 68 with the North Park Playgrounds Hockey League, winning the Area 3 Championship that season. Jack's talent earned him a spot on the Pee Wee North Stars "A" Division team managed by Murray McKee. Jack and the North Stars participated in the Murray McKee tournament in 1972 - 73 and won the "A" division consolation.
For Jack, winning wasn't everything, it was how you played the game that counted and always giving 100% was the philosophy instilled upon him as a young boy. Jack's team spirit earned him many friends in all the sports he participated in and will be sadly missed by all.
2023-2024 William Meier
This award is presented annually to a senior member of the Midget Renegades hockey association. The player is chosen for the desire, dedication and love for the game that Chris exemplified during his playing days.
Chris played his minor hockey for the Raiders and went on to play for the Swift Current Broncos of the Western Junior Hockey League. it was on December 30, 1986, that a tragic bus accident took Chris' life along with three Bronco teammates.
2023-2024 Nathan Folk
2022-2023 Riley Delorme
2019-2020 - Matthew Koroll
2018-2019 - Nicholas Erickson, Alex Regher
2017-2018 - Dayton Betke
2016-2017 - Bryn Mantyka
2015-2016 - Connor Hogan
2014-2015 Skyler Thomson, Reed Murphy
2013-2014 Daxon Thomson & Spencer Murphy
2012-2013 Ryan Cote & Brodie Bzdel