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Humboldt Broncos

Year of foundation: 1970
Colours: Green, gold
Club status: active
Address: Box 1414
Humboldt, SK
S0K 2A0
Phone: +1 (306)682-5575
Fax: +1 (306)682-4205
Email: hbroncos@sasktel.net
WWW: Humboldt Broncos

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All time leagues: SIJHL | SJHL | Centennial Cup | Midget | Juniors (U18)

Season 2003-2004

This club in 2003-2004: SJHL

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	LW	Arlen Marshall		27.03.1985	178 cm	77 kg	left	Show profile»

Coach name	State	Born	Coach position
Dean Brockman		??.??.1967	GM	Show profile»
Dean Brockman		??.??.1967	Assistant Coach	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

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Elgar Petersen Arena Humboldt

Adress: 619 17th Street
Humboldt, Saskatchewan S0K 2A1, Canada
Phone: +1 (306) 682-2597
Email: communityleisureservices@humboldt.ca
Capacity: 1854

League winners:

2011-2012: SJHL
2008-2009: SJHL
2007-2008: SJHL
2006-2007: SJHL
2002-2003: SJHL
1988-1989: SJHL
1986-1987: SJHL
1985-1986: SJHL
1972-1973: SJHL
1971-1972: SJHL

from 1970 to present:

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Humboldt Broncos in tragic bus crash (07 Apr 2018)

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Fast factsseason 2003-2004

Youngest player: Arlen Marshall (19 years)
Oldest player: Arlen Marshall (19 years)
Shortest player: Arlen Marshall (178 cm)
Tallest player: Arlen Marshall (178 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (1)

Leagues

Humboldt Broncos participates in season 2003-2004: SJHL

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