Prince Albert Raiders Schedule & Roster 2026–27

Saskatoon meetings and the B.C. stretch

Find the Raiders' next game, a home date at Art Hauser Centre or the result of a recent meeting. The 2026–27 schedule is paired with Prince Albert's current roster and regular-season player figures. The team guide follows the club from its Junior A origins through its WHL milestones and the opponents shaping this season's calendar.

The Raiders' 2026–27 release identifies eight regular-season meetings with Saskatoon, including home-and-home sets. These are useful dates for a local rivalry plan, but each leg has its own host and ticket. Check the venue rather than assuming the opponent's name tells you where the game is played. The full league campaign is 68 games, split evenly between home and away. Use the month and home-game filters when the practical question is which night to attend in Prince Albert.

The announcement also describes a long road stretch beginning in late January, followed by visits to B.C. Division clubs. A gap in Art Hauser Centre dates during that part of the calendar can therefore reflect a scheduled tour. Away games shows that programme without mixing it with home opportunities. The season release highlights a meeting with Everett as a rematch of the 2026 WHL final, but that historical connection does not establish the outcome of a new game. Open a completed fixture for its actual report, or use the next-game card for the immediate published opponent.

A Prince Albert home plan at Art Hauser Centre

Art Hauser Centre is the Raiders' current home venue. Use the arena attached to the selected fixture and the club's official ticket information for seating, event conditions and availability. Older playoff photographs and promotional articles are part of the background, not a guarantee of a current package or price. For a special event or an exhibition date, confirm the exact arrangement rather than automatically applying the regular-season routine. The map link helps identify the building without making assumptions about parking or travel time.

Prince Albert follows Saskatchewan's usual year-round Central Standard Time. That does not mean the difference to every neighbouring province stays constant: Alberta changes clocks seasonally, while most of B.C. now remains at UTC−7. The same issue can arise when comparing a Raiders listing with an opponent's broadcast advertisement. Keep one selected zone for a home viewing plan, and use the destination's date and time when travelling. A calendar copy uses the published event instant. If the start is TBA, it remains unconfirmed rather than being replaced with a typical evening puck drop.

From the SJHL to the WHL

The Raiders began in 1971–72 in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League before moving into the WHL in 1982. Their official history describes a successful Junior A era, including national Tier II honours. Those achievements belong to that level of competition and should be distinguished from the later WHL record. The continuity of the Raiders name makes the distinction easy to miss in a search result, so retain the league and season when following a trophy list or an older player biography.

The 1985 team won the WHL championship and the Memorial Cup, giving Prince Albert a major national milestone shortly after its move into the league. A second WHL title followed in 2019. These are different seasons with different squads, and the national trophy should not be treated as another name for the league award. The official history gives the results and players associated with those runs, making it a better starting point than an undated championship total. Today's squad and standings belong to a new campaign, even when an opponent brings back memories of an earlier final.

The current Raiders squad and a useful match recap

The player groups separate forwards, defencemen and goalies so that scoring figures do not obscure position. Goals and assists combine into points, while appearances help put production into context. The goalie table provides published wins, save percentage and goals-against average where available. A player's presence on the list does not confirm a place in the next lineup, and the goalie with the most appearances is not necessarily the announced starter. Expand the details for number, handedness, height, weight and hometown.

A transfer can leave a current Raider with combined WHL season figures. The all-teams label makes that scope explicit, and unavailable numbers remain dashes. If you want to know who played in a particular Saskatoon meeting, use that game's report rather than the current squad list. Available videos also belong to the individual game. For watching ahead, follow a verified viewing option or the current league guide. Print the filtered Raiders dates for a fixed attendance plan, or use the club subscription to keep following the published season calendar as later changes are announced.

Plan your Raiders game

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