Former Alberta hockey coach charged with sex crimes in Winnipeg
Madison Biluk, of Winnipeg, has been charged with over 15 offences stemming from a sexual relationship with a player between 2019-21.
www.lakelandtoday.caHere’s the latest information I can summarize:
- Madison Biluk, a former hockey coach from Winnipeg, Manitoba, was involved in a high-profile case involving a sexual exploitation and luring of a teenage player. News outlets report that she faced multiple charges stemming from conduct between 2019 and 2021, and that she pleaded guilty to luring and sexual assault in January 2026 with a sentencing hearing and subsequent imprisonment discussions following a medical context. The case generated substantial coverage in Canadian outlets, including updates on sentencing discussions and courtroom developments.[1][2][3][7]
- Reports indicate Biluk was sentenced to six years in prison in May 2026 after pleading guilty to luring and sexual assault related to the teenage player. The prosecutions and defense had debated appropriate sentencing earlier in 2026, with court proceedings noting rehabilitation considerations and prior coaching roles in Manitoba and Alberta.[5][6][7][8][1]
- Coverage also highlights previous arrests and charges dating back to 2023, including sexual exploitation and related offences connected to a two-year period with a high school athlete, with Biluk’s coaching roles at Hockey Manitoba and other organizations noted in the reporting.[3][4][9]
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