Regina Pats Schedule & Roster 2026–27

Choosing a Pats home date in the current season

Find the next Pats opponent, choose a Brandt Centre home date or open a recent result. The 2026–27 schedule is paired with Regina's current roster and regular-season statistics. The guide below connects the practical game plan with the Pats' long history, Saskatchewan time and the regional viewing details worth checking for each match.

Regina's season announcement begins with road games before the first Brandt Centre home fixture against Swift Current. The regular-season programme contains 68 games and 34 home dates, spread across the September-to-March campaign. That opening sequence is useful background, but the next home card is the right place to start now. It remains a club-wide reference while you browse a different month, a road stretch or completed results. A historic opening-night article should not continue to describe its game as upcoming.

The club's release identifies a busy December home programme and a closing home-and-home with Brandon. Those stretches can help you choose a part of the season, but each fixture needs its own check for host, venue and time. A home-and-home set produces two separate ticket decisions, not one event valid in both cities. Use the phase selector to keep exhibitions apart from the regular season and this edition's published playoffs. For a finished meeting, open the game report and available video rather than relying on a preview or promotional graphic.

Brandt Centre, Saskatchewan time and a local broadcast

Brandt Centre is the Pats' current home venue in Regina. The official club information is the place to confirm seating, packages and any promotional conditions for your chosen date. The arena link helps locate the building; it does not establish a parking price, available seat or fixed arrival time. For an exhibition or special arrangement, read the actual venue on the fixture instead of automatically assuming the normal league home. Older arena references belong to the period in which they were published.

Saskatchewan generally keeps Central Standard Time all year. Regina therefore does not follow every seasonal clock change used by road opponents or viewers elsewhere in Canada. Set the page to Regina / Saskatchewan for a consistent local plan, or choose the zone where you will watch. Access Communications publishes selected Pats coverage, but a regional selection is not evidence that every game is on that service or available nationally. Its listed programme time may also include a pregame show. Use the game's verified viewing information and the provider's current schedule, rather than treating a highlights channel as a full live broadcast.

The Patricia name and a century of Regina hockey

The Pats were founded in 1917 as the Regina Patricia Hockey Club. Their name honours Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, giving the club a connection that extends beyond a nickname chosen for a modern sports brand. Official history describes the team as the oldest major junior hockey franchise in the world. When following that long story, keep the competition and period attached to each result: early Canadian junior hockey was organised differently from the current WHL campaign.

Regina's official account identifies WHL championships in 1974 and 1980 and links to more detailed historical work prepared around the club's centenary. That is a useful route into the players, communities and eras behind the familiar crest. A Memorial Cup appearance or an older national honour is not interchangeable with a current league championship. Historical prominence also does not identify today's lineup. The published squad above belongs to 2026–27, while alumni, anniversary material and past trophy-winning teams retain their own dates and context.

Following the present Pats squad and match reports

The forwards, defencemen and goalies tables help you find a player by role before comparing numbers. Regular-season goals and assists combine into points, and appearances put production in context. Goalie wins, save percentage and goals-against average are different measures and are displayed where published. A dash marks an unavailable figure. The goalie with the most appearances is not automatically confirmed to start the next Brandt Centre game. Expand Player details for the published number, handedness, height, weight and hometown.

A current roster is also not a record of everyone who played in an earlier Regina matchup. Transfers, new arrivals and game-day decisions can change that picture. Combined WHL season totals carry an all-teams label when available figures cover more than one club. Open the completed game report for the details of a particular night, including any videos. To keep dates handy, print the selected Pats home or away games, or download the matching calendar file. The separate club subscription follows the published season schedule rather than only the twenty results shown on the current page.

Plan your Pats game

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