🏒WHL

Clubs of the Western Hockey League — a junior competition in western Canada and the north-western United States, one of the three CHL leagues — 23 clubs: Brandon Wheat Kings, Calgary Hitmen, Edmonton Oil Kings and Kamloops Blazers.

Links

WHL – Western Hockey League

WHL standings on the CHL portal — current Eastern and Western Conference tables

Brandon Wheat Kings

Brandon, Manitoba, playing at the Keystone Centre — three-time Ed Chynoweth Cup champion (1979, 1996, 2016).

Calgary, Alberta, playing at the Scotiabank Saddledome — two-time Ed Chynoweth Cup winner (1999, 2010).

Edmonton Oil Kings

Edmonton, Alberta, at Rogers Place — five-time WHL champion and 2014 Memorial Cup winner.

Everett Silvertips

Everett, Washington, at Angel of the Winds Arena — won its first Ed Chynoweth Cup in 2026 and finished runner-up at the Memorial Cup.

Kamloops Blazers

Kamloops, British Columbia, at the Sandman Centre — six-time WHL champion and three-time Memorial Cup winner (1992, 1994, 1995).

Kelowna Rockets

Kelowna, British Columbia, at Prospera Place — four WHL titles and the 2004 Memorial Cup as host.

Lethbridge Hurricanes

Lethbridge, Alberta, at the VisitLethbridge.com Arena — won its only WHL title in 1997.

Medicine Hat Tigers

Medicine Hat, Alberta, at Co-op Place — six WHL titles (most recently 2025) and two Memorial Cups (1987, 1988).

Moose Jaw Warriors

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, at the Temple Gardens Centre — won its first WHL title in 2024.

Penticton, British Columbia, at the South Okanagan Events Centre — joined the WHL as an expansion team in 2025–26; co-owners include Mark Scheifele and Mike Richter.

Portland Winterhawks

Portland, Oregon, at Veterans Memorial Coliseum — three WHL titles and two Memorial Cups (1983, 1998).

Prince Albert Raiders

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, at the Art Hauser Centre — two WHL titles (1985, 2019) and the 1985 Memorial Cup.

Prince George Cougars

Prince George, British Columbia, playing at the CN Centre.

Red Deer Rebels

Red Deer, Alberta, at the Marchant Crane Centrium — won both the WHL title and the Memorial Cup in 2001.

Regina, Saskatchewan, founded in 1917 — a three-time Memorial Cup winner (1925, 1930, 1974) playing at the Brandt Centre.

Saskatoon Blades

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, at SaskTel Centre — founded in 1964, the Blades have lost five WHL finals and are still chasing a first title.

Seattle Thunderbirds

The Seattle club plays in neighbouring Kent, Washington, at the accesso ShoWare Center — two WHL titles (2017, 2023).

Spokane, Washington, at Numerica Veterans Arena — two WHL titles and two Memorial Cups (1991, 2008).

Swift Current Broncos

Swift Current, Saskatchewan, at the InnovationPlex — three WHL titles and the 1989 Memorial Cup.

Tri-City Americans

Representing the Tri-Cities area of Washington, the club plays in Kennewick at the Toyota Center.

Vancouver Giants

The Vancouver club plays in Langley at the Langley Events Centre — 2006 WHL title and 2007 Memorial Cup.

Victoria Royals

Victoria, British Columbia, at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre — the only WHL club on Vancouver Island.

Wenatchee, Washington, at the Town Toyota Center — the franchise played as the Kootenay Ice and Winnipeg Ice before relocating here in 2023.