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Articles, photos, ads, audio, and film from Edmonton, Alberta's history

Articles, photos, ads, audio, and film from Edmonton, Alberta's history

The Edmonton Oil Kings have clinched a spot in the 2025 WHL Playoffs with a 6-3 victory over the Kelowna Rockets on Friday night at Rogers Place.

The Prince Albert Raiders couldn’t get on the right side of the tug-of-war in a 5-4 loss to the Edmonton Oil Kings at Rogers Place on Friday night.A slow

It’s been a long few weeks on the road, and the Oil Kings made the most of it by going 3-2-0 on the road trip. Now they are on home ground, and ready to bring some excitement to kick off the Edmonton sports triple-header today.

Today’s Roil Recollection reflects on Remembrance Day games through Oil Kings history — and marks the final entry in this long-running series.

After trailing 3-1 in the series at one point, the Prince Albert Raiders are off to the second round.Prince Albert punched their ticket in convincing fashio

The number has 6 has four NHL drafted selected defensemen in the group, and also includes someone that reminds everyone that hockey is everyone

Nine games on this day in Oil Kings modern day history, a lot of "before they famous' NHL'ers passing through. Edmonton has three wins including one against the accursed Hitmen. Let's recollect!

This number has a bit of everything. Some sad, a lot of expectations being met and a Warm, fuzzy feeling. Let's recollect!

Ten of a possible eighteen possibilities, the Oil Kings have played on this date. The Club has three wins but is on a 4-game losing streak. Let's recollect!

A happy 2025-26 home opener to all who partake! A happy 18th anniversary to those fans who have partaken in this tradition since the inaugural game in franchise history in 2007.

This week was about response. After coming up short against Medicine Hat in their own building, and getting burned by Moose Jaw on the road, the Oil Kings returned to both matchups with something to prove. Short-handed, banged up, and still searching for lineup stability, Edmonton tightened the details and leaned into a full-team effort. The result was a hard-earned road win in Medicine Hat, followed by an emphatic statement at Rogers Place against the Warriors. Two games, two familiar opponents, and two very different outcomes. This time, the Oil Kings made sure their answer was heard.

Kayden Stroeder and Team Canada finished the round robin with a perfect record after victories over Switzerland, Slovakia, and Sweden, earning a place in the Semi-Finals against Finland. Meanwhile, Lukas Kachlir, Jonas Vanicek, and Czechia will miss out on the medal round for the second consecutive year after finishing with one win and two losses. They’ll face Switzerland in the fifth-place game.