Biography

Guyle Fielder was born on November 21, 1930 in Potlatch, Idaho, USA. He died on February 21, 2026 in Arizona, USA.

Named WHL's Most Valuable Player six times. He topped the 100-point mark four times and his 122 points in 1957 was a pro hockey record at the time.

He retired in 1973 and remains pro hockey's fourth all-time point getter at 2,037.

Had a longstanding fear of flying and had not been on a plane since retiring from pro hockey.

Fielder's hockey legacy in Seattle was recognized by the Seattle Sports Commission in February 2024. It invited Fielder up to Seattle for its annual Sports Star of the Year gala, giving him its Royal Brougham Sports Legend Award.

Former longtime Seattle Totems captain, who won three minor professional championships (1959, 1967 and 1968).