It’s a big step from a
small town to the big city. But despite a colourful and at times
controversial road, Lloyd made the climb from North Battleford to the
top of the media profession. Lloyd wanted to make his name in hockey but
following his junior year with the Saskatoon Lions he realized he wasn’t
good enough. He found a career in broadcasting. At CKCK in Regina he was
the voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders ad the Regina Pats.
He also did hockey
play-by-play in Victoria and covered college
football in Dallas and Fort Worth before returning to Saskatoon. He
spent time at both CFQC and CBC-TV. Lloyd has covered a variety of
sports events. He was the voice of the Riders for 20 years. He has been
on the broadcast team for the Grey Cup Game, the Olympic Games and the
Briers.
In 1982, he was named
to the Century Saskatoon’s Builders category. In 1986 he was named to
the CFL Hall of Fame for media personnel.