Huskies men's hockey team claims 12th Canada West title
Mar 10, 2025
"All I've wanted since we won in 2020 was to be back here hoisting that cup again," said Justin Ball.
By Austin Mattes
The new Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) team in Warman has officially revealed its name, logo and colours.
Team co-founder Jon Abrametz announced yesterday on the SJHL Weekly Show that the Notre Dame Hounds will be rebranded as the Warman Wolverines, sporting the colours of teal, red, dark blue and white.
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Abrametz said the decision behind the name was to match with the Warman High School.
“We are uniting the city of Warman High School, the community and the junior hockey program under one name, and that is the Worman Wolverines… it’s (the logo) a side profile of a wolverine similar to the high school, but not the same, so it’s unique,” he said.
Abrametz added that the colour red was also chosen to honour the Notre Dame Hounds.
“We wanted to make sure that there was some red in the logo and to pay tribute to the Notre Dame Hounds legacy and their franchise,” said Abrametz.
The Wolverines also announced recently that Brett Pilkington, head coach and general manager of the Notre Dame Hounds, will be keeping his position for the rebrand and relocation to Warman.