Who are the Okotoks Oilers?

Founded in 1928, the Okotoks Oilers are one of the most popular hockey teams in the area. Ever since they started playing, the community has rallied around the team and made them their own. During the 1930s and 1940s, the team provided a necessary break from worries of everyday life.

During the 1960s and 1970s, the Oilers thrived and even throughout the 1980s. A new brand of hockey hit the ice in 2005 and the Oilers added the Okotoks Junior "A" Oilers hockey club. The same pride is behind this team and the community still shows up to support this incredible franchise.

Pason Centennial Arena

The Okotoks Oilers play at the Pason Centennial Arena, which was built in 2006. This arena seats 1,500 and has a capacity of 2,000 people. It’s known as one of the premier Alberta Junior Hockey facilities and provides a full two lane walking & Running track, along with the home for Okotoks Lacrosse and special events throughout the year. The arena is found at 204 Community Way in Okotoks.

The Season

The hockey season runs from August to April for the Okotoks Oilers. They play many home games and provide plenty of entertainment for hockey fans throughout the area.

The Okotoks Oilers also provide PD Day Sessions during school breaks with camps and plenty of fun. There are also multi-week sessions for hockey players to enjoy, along with a Spring Hockey Development Program and many other development programs. These programs help young players develop skills and have fun on the ice.

Tickets

During the season, the Okotoks Oilers provide a great choice for entertainment for a reasonable price. Single game tickets were only $15 for adults, $12 for students and seniors and $5 for children in 2014.

You can invest in season tickets and enjoy all of the game throughout the year. Season tickets were less than $300 in 2015 and only $225 for seniors and students.

Find out more about the Okotoks Oilers by visiting their website at, http://www.okotoksoilers.ca.