Moose Jaw Warriors Schedule & Roster 2026–27

Finding Moose Jaw's place in the weekly hockey calendar

Follow the Warriors from Temple Gardens Centre to their next road stop. This page combines Moose Jaw's 2026–27 schedule, current squad and regular-season player figures, with a separate view for completed games. The guide explains the city's hockey landmarks, the club's Winnipeg origins and the championship season that changed its WHL story.

The Warriors' regular-season programme includes 68 games, with 34 home dates. Saskatchewan opponents give local fans several familiar matchups, while visits from other divisions offer a different view of the league. Select Home games when planning a night in Moose Jaw, then choose the month you need. The next home summary remains visible even if you are browsing a road trip or results from an earlier part of the season. It is a useful way back to the immediate schedule.

Home and away labels matter when comparing a Warriors fixture with a Regina or Swift Current listing: the same matchup can be advertised by both clubs. Read the host, date and venue together before buying. The phase selector distinguishes the regular season from exhibitions and this edition's published playoffs. Results from the 2024 championship run are part of club history, not new games in the current calendar. For a completed meeting, open the individual report rather than an advance preview; it is the place to look for that game's score, available player details and recap videos.

Temple Gardens Centre and Saskatchewan time

The current Moose Jaw home listing uses Temple Gardens Centre. The same hockey story includes earlier arena names, and older coverage also remembers the Civic Centre. A venue name in a historic report should therefore be read with its date attached. For the game you intend to attend, use the building and official ticket information linked from the current fixture. Check the club's own event details for promotions, seating and entry arrangements rather than assuming a previous season's offer remains available.

Saskatchewan generally keeps Central Standard Time throughout the year. That makes a simple rule such as 'one hour ahead of Alberta' unreliable across all dates, because neighbouring provinces can change their clocks while Moose Jaw does not. Road trips into B.C. and the United States add further differences. Set the page to Regina / Saskatchewan if you want a consistent home viewing plan, and check the local destination when travelling. The calendar file uses the actual published instant for timed games. TBA stays TBA; it does not imply a standard evening puck drop.

From Winnipeg roots to a first WHL championship

The Warriors moved from Winnipeg to Moose Jaw for the 1984–85 season. That relocation is the starting point of the current club's Moose Jaw era, separate from other teams that have used the Warriors name in local hockey. The official history identifies early players including Theoren Fleury, Kelly Buchberger and Mike Keane, giving supporters a way into the club's development beyond a trophy list. An alumni mention describes a historical association, not a member of the present squad.

The organisation later moved from the Civic Centre into its newer home, opening another chapter in the city's hockey experience. In 2024 the Warriors won the WHL championship, a milestone that belongs to that particular team and season. The national Memorial Cup tournament is a different competition and should be identified separately in any account of the run. When supporters compare current players with earlier Warriors, retain the era and role: a scoring record, a playoff performance and a long club career answer different questions. The roster above is the reference for the published 2026–27 squad.

Getting a clearer picture of the Warriors players

The forwards and defencemen tables show recorded regular-season goals, assists, points and other available figures. The goalie table instead gives appearances, wins, save percentage and goals-against average where published. Compare workload alongside the numbers rather than treating one rate as a prediction for the next game. A player on the roster is not automatically dressed for a particular matchup, and the most-used goalie is not a confirmed future starter. Open Player details for number, handedness, height, weight and hometown.

Movement between WHL clubs can leave a player with a combined season total. The all-teams label identifies that situation, while a dash means a statistic is unavailable rather than zero. If you are following Moose Jaw from elsewhere, use the game's verified viewing option or the current TV guide. An official channel and a specific stream serve different purposes; a channel alone does not confirm a broadcast. For a local visit, print a filtered set of Warriors home dates. For continuing to follow the whole club programme, use the calendar subscription instead of relying on a fixed download.

Plan your Warriors game

Team guide reviewed 2026-11-09. Schedule and roster updates are shown separately above.