REGINA

Here's a look at Brandt Centre's new WHL Hub City set up

Published Monday, March 1, 2021 5:50AM CST

The Regina Pats shared photos of the new Brandt Centre, made over to host other Saskatchewan and Manitoba-based WHL teams. (Twitter: @WHLPats)

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REGINA -- As the Regina Pats prepare to host other Western Hockey League (WHL) teams, the team shared a look at the Brandt Centre- complete with its new Hub City look.

“We hope you: a) Enjoy your stay @BrandtCentre and... b) Lose every game to us,” the Regina Pats wrote on social media on Sunday.

�� Welcome to #HubCity.

We hope you:
a) Enjoy your stay at the @BrandtCentre and...
b) Lose every game to us. pic.twitter.com/hg7j5v9w85
— Regina Pats (@WHLPats) February 28, 2021

Hockey players on Saskatchewan and Manitoba WHL teams will soon travel to Regina to join the league's hub format. The East Division's intended start date of Mar. 12 will mark 366 days since the Regina Pats have played competitive hockey.

�� A couple Sunday morning shots from #HubCity... pic.twitter.com/ARoJkcqmt4
— Regina Pats (@WHLPats) February 28, 2021

All of the East Division games will be played at the Brandt Centre. Practices will be held in the adjacent Co-operators Centre and will not disrupt any minor hockey programming. The Pats will be the only team with the luxury of playing in their home facilities.

�� - �� #HubCity pic.twitter.com/hFwjki5x7B
— Regina Pats (@WHLPats) February 28, 2021

Seven Saskatchewan and Manitoba based teams will play a 24-game regular season at Evraz Place. Teams and their staff began self-isolating on February 20.