Huskies Alumni
"Five Decades of Players"

The Edmonton Huskies have a long and proud history that spans 5 decades. Thousands of players, coaches, and executive have donned the black and gold and waived the Huskies banner with pride. As a way of maintaining our Huskies Heritage, we would like to compile an on-line email list that would link past and present Huskies and allow them to stay in touch with the team as they battle for the coveted Canadian Bowl.

We encourage any and all former alumni to send a note to alumni@edmontonhuskies.com so we can add you to our list and keep you apprised of the developments of your team. Weekly media releases will be sent to you regarding pregame/postgame summaries, player of the week selections and other relative media coverage.

Huskie Pride Looks Like This

Championship Ring

The Edmonton Huskies were very proud to have presented their players, coaches, directors and team staff with their championship rings a few weeks past. The function was a very special night as the team revealed a championship banner which will hang proudly in Huskie House as well as the team watched a highlight package of the season that was. The highlight of the evening though was of course the unveiling of the rings.

Top Face:
The traditional Huskie dog head is surrounded by 40 diamonds representing it has been 40 years since the team won their last championship. The Dogs eyes are Sapphire diamonds representing the natural colour of a Huskies eyes. The nose of the Dog is an onyx stone which represents the Huskie graduation ring which displays a large onyx stone. the Edmonton Huskies name and the words National Champions are also on the face of the ring.

Left Side:
The score (Huskies 24 Sun 7) is displayed on either side of the official logo of the 2004 Canadian Bowl. along the bottom part of the CB logo is the banner with the word Believe across it...this was the Huskies motto for the 2004 season. The letters CJFL represent the Canadian Junior Football League.

Right Side:
The player, coach, director or staff members last name sits atop an outline of Commonwealth stadium where the championship was won. In the middle of the stadium is the Canadian Bowl trophy. Placed at the bottom of the stadium is the number of the player or the position of the coach, director or staff member.

On the inside of the ring, each individual was given the opportunity to have their personal ring engraved with up to 17 characters.

The Edmonton Huskies Football Club are very proud of their accomplishment this past season and we hope to be able to share this excitement with many of our former alumni this coming season.