Bobcat Team History
The Lloydminster Bobcats are a Canadian Junior “A” Ice Hockey Team, that are members of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. The Bobcats play in the Lloydminster Centennial Civic Centre, capacity 1,400, located on the Saskatchewan side of the border city of Lloydminster, which straddles that province’s border with Alberta.
The Bobcats were preceded by the Lloydminster Blazers from 1988 to 2005 and the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Lloydminster Lancers, from 1982 until 1988. Like in most franchise ownership changes and name changes, ownership likes to regard these changes as a fresh start.
CLUB RECORDS
SINGLE SEASON
Most Goals, Individual
54, Travis Barnes, 1998-99
Most Assists, Individual
73, Mark Hallam, 1998-99
Most Points, Individual
100, Jason Eckel, 1990-91
Most Penalty Minutes, Individual
455, Glen Webster, 1992-93
Best GAA, Goaltender
1.98, Tyler Briggs, 2011-2012
2.23, Devin Green, 2014-2015
2.19, Chase Martin, 2011-2012
2.49, Tyler Briggs, 2010-2011
Most Shutouts, Goaltender
7, Devin Green, 2014-2015
4, Tyler Briggs, 2011-2012
3, Chase Martin, 2011-2012
2, Tom Gillard, 2000-2001
Most Points in Standings, Team
88, 1999-2000
87, 1986-1987
84, 2011-2012
76, 1998-1999
Most Wins, Team
42, 1999-2000
42, 1986-1987
38, 2011-2012
37, 1998-1999
CAREER
Most Goals, Individual
114, Travis Barnes, 1997-2000
Most Assists, Individual
172, Mark Hallam, 1996-1999
Most Points, Individual
238, Mark Hallam, 1996-1999
Most Penalty Minutes
750, Devin Hartnell, 1993-1995
Most Shutouts, Goaltender
11, Devin Green, 2012-2015
4, Tyler Briggs, 2009-2012
4, Tom Gillard, 2000-2002
Most Games Played, Goaltender
111, Devin Green, 2012-2015
88, Tom Gillard, 2000-2002
Most Games Played, Individual
279, Kory Chisholm, 2007-2012
244, Kris Wiebe, 1997-2001
AJHL Goaltender of the Year Award
Kolby Thornton, 2021-2022
Tyler Briggs, 2011-2012
AJHL Coach of the Year Award
Brian Curran, 2011-2012
Gord Thibodeau, 1998-99
AJHL Most Dedicated Player Award
Ron Meyers, 2007-08
David Myson, 1997-98
Andrew Hannah, 1994-95
Andrew Hannah, 1993-94