Flin Flon Bombers

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Flin Flon Bombers
City Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada
League SJHL
Division Sherwood Division
Founded 1927
Home arena Whitney Forum
Colours Maroon and White
Head coach Mike Reagan
Website
http://www.bombers.ca
Franchise history
1927–1984 Flin Flon Bombers
1984–1986 Creighton Bombers
1986–Present Flin Flon Bombers
Previous franchise history
1967–78 Flin Flon Bombers
1978–79 Edmonton Oil Kings
1979–80 Great Falls Americans
1980–81 Spokane Flyers

The Flin Flon Bombers are a junior ice hockey team and current member of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL), and are based in Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada. The team moved and became the Edmonton Oil Kings in 1978, but the Flin Flon Bomber name was retained. The team was briefly known as the Creighton Bombers from 1984 to 1986 (due to SJHL rules) but were allowed to change the name back to the Flin Flon Bombers in 1986. Radio station CFAR (AM) 590 live broadcasts a select number of home and away games throughout the year.

History

The origins of the Bombers go back to 1927, churning out future NHL players such as Bobby Clarke, Reggie Leach, Blaine Stoughton, Gene Carr, Chuck Arnason, Gerry Hart, Ken Baumgartner and Mel Pearson. Clad in their familiar colours of maroon and white, the Bombers host their opponents at the Whitney Forum in Flin Flon, often cited as the most enthusiastic rink in the SJHL.

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (1951–1966)

Memorial Cup championship

The 1956–57 Flin Flon Bombers breezed thru the SJHL, averaging nearly 6 goals a game, while allowing only 2 against, winning the league title by 19 points. In the playoffs, they beat Humboldt Indians four straight and won the final in six games over the Prince Albert Mintos.

Next came the Edmonton Oil Kings of the WJHL. After splitting the first four games, Flin Flon beat the Oil Kings two straight to clinch the series 4–2. The Bombers became the first team from the SJHL to reach the Western junior final. They quickly showed that they belonged by sweeping the Fort William Canadiens four games straight to capture the Abbott Cup.

As allowed by CAHA regulations, the Bombers picked up back-up goalie Lynn Davis and defenceman Jean Gauthier from the Lakehead and centre Orland Kurtenbach from Prince Albert for the Memorial Cup.

Coming west for the Canadian championship was a powerhouse assembled by the Montreal Canadiens. Coached by Sam Pollock and assistant Scotty Bowman, the Ottawa Junior Canadiens won the eastern final in five games. The first three games were in Flin Flon with the balance in Regina, where Montreal sponsored the junior Pats. Game one was delayed for two days, but the Bombers were ready for the heavily favoured easterners and went on to a 3–1 victory. The Canadiens won the next two games 4–3 and 5–2. In Regina, the Bombers won 3–1 and 3–2, but the easterners fought back to tie the series with a 4–2 victory in game six. On May 8, the Flin Flon Bombers brought the Memorial Cup west, for the first time since 1948, with a 3–2 victory.

The 1956–57 Flin Flon Bombers were inducted into both the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame and Museum and the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame.

Championship roster

Harvey Fleming, Carl Forster, Cliff Lennartz, Barry Beatty, Mike Kardash, Duane Rupp, George Konik, Mel Pearson, Ken Willey, Rod Lee, Wayne Sproxton, Ted Hampson (captain), George Wood, Lynn Davis, Jean Gauthier, Ron Hutchinson, Orland Kurtenbach, Pat Ginnell, Doug Dawson (manager), Bobby Kirk (coach), Hec McCaig (trainer), Jim Wardle (executive), Pinkie Davie (executive), Ken Cunningham (stickboy), Rees Jones (stickboy), Dan McCaig (mascot).

Western Hockey League (1967–1978)

Bobby Clarke's Bombers jersey on display at the 2007 Memorial Cup in Vancouver.
The Bobby Clarke era

In 1966, Bill Hunter lead the formation of the Western Canada Junior Hockey League, 5 of the 8 teams in the SJHL joined, the Brandon Wheat Kings and the Flin Flon Bombers joined the Manitoba Junior Hockey league. After one season both would leave and also join the Western Canada Hockey League (the word 'Junior' being dropped from its name). But during the 1966–67 season, the Bombers, led by Bobby Clarke and Reggie Leach, dominated the MJHL cruising to a league championship, capturing the Turnbull Memorial Cup. Clarke set league records for most assists (112), goals (71), and points (183). Besides the scoring title, Clarke was also the MJHL rookie of the year, and first team all-star centre. Joining Clarke on the first all-star team were rightwinger Reggie Leach, goaltender Chris Worthy, and captain Gerry Hart a defenceman. Defenceman Jack Criel made the second all-star team.

Entering the WCHL the Clarke led Bombers continued to dominate, 2 first place finishes, and in the playoffs losing in the final in 1968, and a league championship in 1969. Clarke led the league in scoring both years, and was named Most Valuable Player in 1969. The Bombers won a "National Championship" in 1969 by defeating the St. Thomas Barons of the Western Ontario Junior A Hockey League in an unsanctioned best-of-7 series aimed at rivaling the Memorial Cup.

The growing demands of the WHL caused the Bombers to outgrow their small home arena, and the franchise departed. The club played three dismal seasons in three different cities after leaving Flin Flon. These cities were Edmonton, Alberta, Great Falls, Montana, and Spokane, Washington.

The WCHL franchise rights were sold off to the Edmonton Oil Kings, but the Bombers resurfaced the next season in the NorMan Junior Hockey League, where they played until 1984.

NorMan Junior Hockey League (1978-1984)

In 1977, the Bombers formed a Junior B team as a feeder system. The Jr. B Bombers would eventually win the Baldy Northcott Trophy as Manitoba Provincial Junior B Champions. In the summer of 1978, the ownership sold the Junior A Bombers WCHL rights to Edmonton (where the team would become the ill-fated Edmonton Oil Kings). The Flin Flon ownership, along with the owners of the Thompson King Miners, banded together with people from The Pas, Manitoba and Snow Lake, Manitoba to create a rival Jr. B league to the Manitoba Jr. B League - the NorMan Junior Hockey League (NJHL). After one season, the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association granted the league Tier II Junior A status and the right to compete against the Manitoba Junior Hockey League for Turnbull Cup for a chance to win the Anavet Cup, Abbott Cup, and Centennial Cup.

Flin Flon won NJHL titles in 1979, 1982, and 1984. The Bombers had the distinction of being the only NJHL team to ever beat a MJHL team in a playoff game in the 1984 Turnbull Cup. In 1984, the Bombers were granted expansion into the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League

Flin Flon is located on the Manitoba/Saskatchewan border with a portion of the city in both provinces, while Creighton is located approximately 1 km from Flin Flon and is wholly within Saskatchewan. In 1984, the Bombers were temporarily renamed the Creighton Bombers to allow them to play in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, even though no relocation actually occurred, and, in fact, the team was still referred to as the Flin Flon Bombers in all non-official context. In 1986 the SJHL granted the team permission to remain in the league but play out of Manitoba, which allowed the Bombers to revert their name back to the traditional Flin Flon Bombers.

Retired numbers

  • # 4 Gerry Hart
  • # 7 Mel Pearson
  • # 9 Reggie Leach
  • #10 Ted Hampson
  • #11 Patty Ginnell
  • #11 Bobby Clarke
  • #12 Dale Fox

Alumni

Season-by-seasons standings

Season GP W L T OT/SOL GF GA P PCT Coach Results Playoffs
SSHL (Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1938-1944)
1938-39 30 14 13 3 - 105 88 31 .517 Oldie Lowe Won League Championship
1940-41 32 14 16 2 - 121 148 30 .469 Oldie Lowe
1941-42 32 13 19 0 - 105 131 26 .406
1942-43 Statistics Not Available
1943-44 Statistics Not Available Won League Championship
NSJHL (1948-1950)
1948-49 24 5 18 1 - 76 119 11 .229 4th Lost Semi Final
1949-50 24 14 9 1 - 129 109 29 .604 2nd Lost Final
SJHL (1950-1966)
1950-51 26 24 11 1 - 189 147 49 .681 Alex Shibicky 1st Lost Final
1951-52 50 18 27 5 - 211 236 41 .410 Alex Shibicky 4th SJHL Won League Championship
1952-53 45 30 13 2 - 200 183 62 .689 Alex Shibicky 1st SJHL Won League Championship
1953-54 48 27 21 0 - 297 204 54 .563 Alex Shibicky 2nd SJHL Won League Championship
1954-55 48 23 24 1 - 218 215 47 .490 Bobby Kirk 2nd SJHL Lost Semi Final
1955-56 48 37 10 1 - 301 149 75 .781 Bobby Kirk 1st SJHL Won League Championship
1956-57 53 48 5 2 - 309 108 94 .891 Bobby Kirk 1st SJHL Won League Championship,
Won Memorial Cup
1957-58 55 28 25 2 - 220 177 58 .527 3rd SJHL Lost Final
1958-59 48 35 12 1 - 269 144 71 .740 Emmanuel McLean 1st SJHL Won League Championship
1959-60 54 35 16 3 - 301 189 82 .676 Bobby Kirk 3rd SJHL Won League Championship
1960-61 60 25 28 7 - 184 203 57 .475 Bobby Kirk 5th SJHL DNQ
1961-62 56 29 22 5 - 244 199 63 .563 Bobby Kirk 3rd SJHL Lost Semi Final
1962-63 54 17 35 2 - 152 237 36 .333 Bobby Kirk 7th SJHL Lost Quarter Final
1963-64 62 19 32 11 - 262 304 49 .395 Bobby Kirk 6th SJHL Lost Quarter Final
1964-65 56 21 29 6 - 255 298 48 .429 Tom Baird 5th SJHL Lost Quarter Final
1965-66 60 8 51 1 - 199 490 17 .142 Tom Baird 8th SJHL DNQ
MJHL (1966-67)
1966-67 58 52 6 0 - 406 125 104 .929 Pat Ginnell 1st MJHL Won League Championship
WCHL (1967-78)
1967-6860 47 8 5 - 361 143 99 .825 Pat Ginnell 1st WCJHL Lost Final
1968-6960 47 13 0 - 343 159 94 .783 Pat Ginnell 1st WCHL Won League Championship
1969-7060 42 18 0 - 257 176 84 .700 Pat Ginnell 1st WCHLWon League Championship
1970-7166 41 23 2 - 306 224 84 .636 Pat Ginnell 2nd EastLost Final
1971-7268 31 36 1 - 265 307 63 .463 Pat Ginnell 4th EastLost Quarter-Final
1972-7368 39 19 10 - 334 228 88 .647 Pat Ginnell 2nd EastLost Semi-Final
1973-7468 34 21 13 - 322 259 81 .596 Pat Ginnell 2nd EastLost Quarter-Final
1974-7570 19 42 9 - 262 389 47 .336 Mel Pearson 6th East DNQ
1975-7672 18 44 10 - 279 441 46 .319 Mickey Keating 6th East DNQ
1976-7772 16 42 14 - 294 411 46 .319 Mickey Keating 3rd East DNQ
1977-7872 33 30 9 - 396 380 75 .521 Mickey Keating 2nd East Lost Semi-Final
NJHL (1978-1984)
1978-79 24 20 2 2 - 210 - 42 .909 1st NJHL Won League Championship
1979-80 Statistics Not Available 2nd NJHL Lost Final
1980-81 42 27 12 3 - - - 57 .692 1st NJHL Lost Final
1981-82 42 42 0 0 - 544 146 84 1.000 Tom Skinner 1st NJHL Won League Championship
1982-83 Statistics Not Available Lost Final
1983-84 Statistics Not Available Won League Championship
SJHL (1984-Present)
1984-85 64 16 48 0 - 294 495 32 .250 8th SJHL Lost Quarter-Final
1985-86 60 13 46 1 - 234 452 27 .220 10th SJHL DNQ
1986-87 64 13 50 1 - 249 430 27 .211 9th SJHL DNQ
1987-88 60 21 35 4 - 207 337 46 .383 Laury Ryan 8th SJHL Lost Quarter-Final
1988-89 64 36 26 2 - 342 303 74 .578 Laury Ryan 3rd NorthLost Quarter-Final
1989-90 68 30 33 5 - 293 325 65 .478 4th North Lost Quarter-Final
1990-91 68 27 36 5 - 208 286 59 .434 Norm Johnston 5th North DNQ
1991-92 64 27 32 5 - 206 243 59 .461 Norm Johnston 3rd North Lost Division Semi-Final
1992-93 64 35 23 6 - 277 215 76 .594 Norm Johnston 2nd North Won League Championship,
Won Anavet Cup
1993-94 68 36 28 4 - 272 259 76 .559 Norm Johnston 4th North Lost Division Quarter-Final
1994-95 64 14 44 6 - 184 336 34 .266 6th North DNQ
1995-96 64 21 38 5 - 201 280 47 .367 5th North Lost Division Quarter-Final
1996-97 64 23 37 4 - 204 250 50 .391 Larry Wintoneak 6th North DNQ
1997-98 64 23 33 8 - 191 249 54 .422 Larry Wintoneak 6th North DNQ
1998-99 66 34 29 3 - 194 224 71 .538 Larry Wintoneak 5th North Lost Division Quarter-Final
1999-00 60 29 27 4 - 215 180 62 .517 Larry Wintoneak 5th North Lost Division Semi-Final
2000-01 62 44 15 3 0 271 182 91 .734 Larry Wintoneak 1st SJHL Lost Division Final
2001-02 64 10 46 6 2 170 334 28 .219 Troy Walkington 6th Dodge DNQ
2002-03 60 10 41 6 3 168 290 29 .242 Troy Walkington 7th Dodge DNQ
2003-04 60 17 28 12 3 183 238 49 .408 Ryan Hoffman 5th Dodge DNQ
2004-05 55 10 36 6 3 138 244 29 .264 Ryan Hoffman 6th Itech DNQ
2005-06 55 19 33 1 2 173 216 41 .373 Hoffman/Stokes5th Itech Lost Division Semi-Final
2006-07 58 18 38 - 2 168 264 38 .328 Doug Stokes 6th Itech DNQ
2007-08 58 33 21 - 4 219 172 70 .603 Mike Reagan 3rd Itech Lost Division Final
2008-09 56 32 20 - 4 213 168 68 .607 Mike Reagan 2nd Itech Lost Division Final
2009-10 58 37 17 - 4 214 157 78 .672 Mike Reagan 1st Bauer Lost Division Semi-Final
2010-11 58 25 31 - 2 196 212 52 .448 Mike Reagan 5th Bauer Lost Division Semi-Final
2011-12 58 28 21 - 9 205 214 65 .560 Mike Reagan 5th Bauer Lost Division Quarter-Final
2012-13 54 34 19 - 1 198 143 69 .639 Mike Reagan 3rd North Lost Division Final

Playoffs

NJHL

Flin Flon Bombers defeated Thompson King Miners NJHL CHAMPIONS
Transcona Railers (MJBHL) defeated Flin Flon Bombers
  • 1980 Lost Final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated The Pas Lumber Kings 3-0
Thompson King Miners defeated Flin Flon Bombers 3-0
  • 1981 Lost Final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated The Pas Lumber Kings
Thompson King Miners defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-2
  • 1982 Won League Championship, Lost Turnbull Cup
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Thompson King Miners 4-0 NJHL CHAMPIONS
Fort Garry Blues (MJHL) defeated Flin Flon Bombers 3-0
  • 1983 Lost Final
The Pas Huskies defeated Flin Flon Bombers
  • 1984 Won League Championship, Lost Turnbull Cup
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Thompson King Miners 4-3 NJHL CHAMPIONS
Selkirk Steelers (MJHL) defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1

SJHL

  • 1985 Lost Quarter-final
Weyburn Red Wings defeated Creighton Bombers 4-0
  • 1986 DNQ
  • 1987 DNQ
  • 1988 Lost Quarter-final
Nipawin Hawks defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
  • 1989 Lost Quarter-final
Yorkton Terriers defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
  • 1990 Lost Quarter-final
Nipawin Hawks defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
  • 1991 DNQ
  • 1992 Lost Quarter-final
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1
  • 1993 Won League Championship, Won Anavet Cup, Lost Centennial Cup round robin
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Humboldt Broncos 4-1
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Nipawin Hawks 4-1
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Melville Millionaires 4-3 SJHL CHAMPIONS
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Dauphin Kings (BCHL) 4-2 ANAVET CUP CHAMPIONS
Fifth and eliminated in 1993 Centennial Cup round robin (0-4)
  • 1994 Lost Preliminary Round
Nipawin Hawks defeated Flin Flon Bombers 2-0
  • 1995 DNQ
  • 1996 Lost Preliminary Round
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 2-0
  • 1997 DNQ
  • 1998 DNQ
  • 1999 Lost Preliminary Round
Battlefords North Stars defeated Flin Flon Bombers 2-0
  • 2000 Lost Quarter-final
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Humboldt Broncos 4-1
Nipawin Hawks defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1
Third in 2001 Royal Bank Cup round robin (2-2)
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Weyburn Red Wings 4-0 in semi-final
Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) defeated Flin Flon Bombers 5-0 in final
  • 2002 DNQ
  • 2003 DNQ
  • 2004 DNQ
  • 2005 DNQ
  • 2006 Lost Quarter-final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Melfort Mustangs 4-3
Battlefords North Stars defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1
  • 2007 DNQ
  • 2008 Lost Semi-final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Melfort Mustangs 4-2
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
  • 2009 Lost Semi-final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Melfort Mustangs 4-0
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-0
  • 2010 Lost Quarter-final
La Ronge Ice Wolves defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-2
  • 2011 Lost Quarter-final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Battlefords North Stars 3-1
La Ronge Ice Wolves defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1
  • 2012 Lost Survivor Series
La Ronge Ice Wolves defeated Flin Flon Bombers 3-0
  • 2013 Lost Semi-Final
Flin Flon Bombers defeated Nipawin Hawks 4-2
Humboldt Broncos defeated Flin Flon Bombers 4-1

Player awards

Scoring champions

Season League Winner GP Goals Assists Points
1967-68 WCJHL Bobby Clarke 59 51 117 168
1968-69 WCJHL Bobby Clarke 58 51 86 137
1969-70 WCHL Reggie Leach 57 65 46 111
1970-71 WCHL Chuck Arnason 66 79 84 163
2007-08 SJHL Reid MacLeod 57 47 42 89

Goaltender of the Year

Season League Winner GP Wins Shutouts Average
1967–68 WCJHL Chris Worthy 60 47 10 2.39
1968–69 WCJHL Ray Martyniuk 41 NA 6 2.52
1969–70 WCHL Ray Martyniuk 43 NA 4 2.58

Defenseman of the Year

Season League Winner GP Goals Assists Points
1967–68 WCJHL Gerry Hart 58 13 38 51
2012-13 SJHL Josh Roach 53 13 41 54

Rookie of the Year

Season League Winner Position GP Goals/Wins Assists/GAA Points/Save %
1969–70 WCHL Gene Carr Center 60 22 51 73
1973-74 WCHL Cam Connor Right Wing 65 47 44 91
2006-07 SJHL Reid MacLeod Forward 58 24 37 61
2011-12 SJHL Devin Buffalo Goalie 38 18 3.37 .909
2012-13 SJHL Brett Boehm Right Wing 49 25 29 54

Most Valuable Player

Season League Winner GP G/W A/GAA P/SP%
1968-69 WCJHL Bobby Clarke 58 51 86 137
1969-70 WCHL Reggie Leach 57 65 46 111
2000-01 SJHL Morgan Cey 53 35 2.62 0.916

Coach of the Year

Season League Winner
1969-70 WCHL Patty Ginnell
1970-71 WCHL Patty Ginnell
1972-73 WCHL Patty Ginnell

2013-2014 Roster

[1] [2] [3]

Number Player Position Height Weight DOB Home Town Former Team(s)
Skaters
2 Connar Bass RD 6' 03" 195 lbs 1994-07-15 Calgary, AB Calgary Mustangs (AJHL)
3 Sean Whelan RD 6' 01" 200 lbs 1994-02-11 Moose Jaw, SK Regina Pats (WHL)
5 Parker Evans-Campbell RW 6' 05" 197 lbs 1994-02-14 High River, AB Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL)
6 Cole Nichols RD 6' 02" 195lbs 1995 Orland Park, IL Richmond Generals (MetJHL)
8 Rob Cameron LD 5' 11" 180 lbs 1995-04-13 Saskatoon, SK Saskatoon Blazers (SMHL), Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
13 Seamus McGuire RW 5' 10" 160 lbs 1995-12-31 Victoria, BC Saanich Braves (VIJHL)
14 Evan Akkerman RW 6' 01" 192 lbs 1995-01-31 Flin Flon, MB Norman Northstars (MMHL)
15 Lance Yaremchuk C 5' 06" 165 lbs 1996-04-14 Prince Albert, SK Prince Albert Raiders (WHL)
16 Sam Williams LW 5' 11" 180 lbs 1993-04-21 Winnipeg, MB Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL)
17 Connor Bucsis RD 6' 02" 185 lbs 1994-06-28 Saskatoon, SK West Kelowna Warriors (BCHL)
18 Danys Chartrand LD 6' 02" 190 lbs 1994-01-17 Winnipeg, MB Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
19 Cameron Blair LW 6' 00" 190 lbs 1993-09-05 Drake, SK Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
20 Dillan McCombie C 5' 08" 172 lbs 1994-12-29 Flin Flon, MB Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
21 Brody Robinson RW 6' 01" 197 lbs 1993-01-02 Red Deer, AB Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
22 Tyson Empey LW 6' 00" 171 lbs 1995-06-29 Swift Current, AB Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
23 Austin Calladine LW 6' 00" 183 lbs 1995-12-21 Saskatoon, SK Saskatoon Blades/Calgary Hitmen (WHL)
24 Dean Allison LW 6' 00" 175 lbs 1994-04-21 Surrey, BC Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL)
25 Brock Hounsell LD 6' 01" 197 lbs 1993-02-26 Martensville, SK Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
27 Erik Pedersen RD 5' 11" 170 lbs 1995-09-15 Airdrie, AB Calgary Canucks/Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL)
28 Paul Soubry C 6' 03" 188 lbs 1995-02-18 Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg Wild Midget AAA (MMHL), Winnipeg Blues (MJHL)
39 Peter Poulin-Roy RW 6' 00" 190 lbs 1994-01-09 Sudbury, ON Sudbury Wolves (OHL)
41 A.J. Kapcheck RD 5' 09" 185 lbs 1994-09-08 Mount Prospect, IL Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL)
44 Dustin Perrilat LD 6' 00" 170 lbs 1997-01-10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatoon Blazers (SMHL)
47 Simon Desrosiers LD 6' 01" 192 lbs 1994-05-07 St. Julie, PQ Grande Prairie Storm (AJHL)
Goalies
1 Simon Hofley G 5' 11" 210 lbs 1995-06-08 Ottawa, ON Ottawa Jr. 67s Midget AAA (OEMHL)
29 Devin Buffalo G 6' 00" 180 lbs 1993-09-01 Wetaskewin, AB Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)

See also

References

  1. ↑ SJHL (2013). "Flin Flon Bombers 2013-14 Regular Season Roster". Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. Retrieved 2013-12-21. 
  2. ↑ Elite Prospects (2013). "Flin Flon Bombers". Eliteprospects.com. Retrieved 2013-12-21. 
  3. ↑ Hockeydb.com (2013). "2013-14 Flin Flon Bombers roster and statistics". Hockeydb.com. Retrieved 2013-12-21. 

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