The Wayway Wolverines had their 6 game winning streak snapped on Thursday night with a 5-3 defeat to the OCN Blizzard.
Brett Lafond, David Haaf and Russell Turner scored for the Wolverines while Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 27 shots in a losing cause.
The Wolverines will start a 3 games in 3 nights trip on Friday in Selkirk at 7:30.
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Thursday, 28 February 2013
Terriers' Cassan named Co SJHL Coach of the Year
For the first time since Bob Beatty of Humboldt and Don Chesney of Yorkton split the award in 2003, we have a tie for the SJHL Coach Of The Year and, again, it involves Humboldt and Yorkton.
Trent Cassan, who doesn’t turn 30 until June, just completed his third full year as head coach of the Terriers and he’s had his team in contention each season. He took over with eight games remaining in the 2009-10 campaign and, promptly marched a club that barely made the playoffs all the way to the SJHL final. The Terriers returned to the league finals in 2010-11 and then went 33-20-2-and-3 in 2011-12, losing in the division semi-finals. This season, Cassan guided the Terriers to a first place finish of 36-14-1-and-3, the best record the club has had since Cassan has been at the helm. He accomplished this, despite having a team with two unproven Junior ‘A’ goaltenders at the beginning of the season. The Terriers are also void of a game breaking offensive player, but Cassan has molded the club into one that is incredibly deep and can get contribution from all four lines and all six defensemen.
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Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Stamps shutout Neepawa to clinch 3rd in Sherwood
The Swan Valley Stampeders came into the hockey needing 2 points to capture 3rd and that's what they got as they shutout the Neepawa Natives 3-0.
Dylan Hykawy would open the scoring half way through the opening frame to give the Stamps a 1 nothing lead.
Both teams would exchange chances In the 2nd period but neither team would get a marker and it was 1-0 Stamps still after 40 minutes.
BJ Avery would make it 2-0 Swan while Kyle Smart would ice it with an empty netter to give the Stamps a 3-0 victory and 3rd place in the Sherwood and a matchup with the OCN Blizzard in the 1st round of playoffs.
Landon Noel stopped 34 shots for his 1st shutout of the season while Matt Kohlman stopped 40 shots and was very solid but was tagged with the loss.
The Stamps have 2 games remaining on schedule including Friday when they host the Neepawa Natives at 7:30. Pregame 7:20, PXP at 7:30 from the Centennial Arena .
Post Game Comments/ Swan Coaches Show
Dylan Hykawy would open the scoring half way through the opening frame to give the Stamps a 1 nothing lead.
Both teams would exchange chances In the 2nd period but neither team would get a marker and it was 1-0 Stamps still after 40 minutes.
BJ Avery would make it 2-0 Swan while Kyle Smart would ice it with an empty netter to give the Stamps a 3-0 victory and 3rd place in the Sherwood and a matchup with the OCN Blizzard in the 1st round of playoffs.
Landon Noel stopped 34 shots for his 1st shutout of the season while Matt Kohlman stopped 40 shots and was very solid but was tagged with the loss.
The Stamps have 2 games remaining on schedule including Friday when they host the Neepawa Natives at 7:30. Pregame 7:20, PXP at 7:30 from the Centennial Arena .
Post Game Comments/ Swan Coaches Show
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
Wolverines clinch Playoff Spot with win over Virden
The Waywayseecappo Wolverines won their 6th straight game and have clinched a spot in the MJHL Playoffs for 2012/13 season with a big 3-1 victory over the Virden Oil Capitals on home ice.
The teams exchanged some very good chances in the opening period but the score remained scoreless after 1 period of play.
Brett Pinkertoon would open the scoring for the Wolverines his 24th goal of the season, to make it 1-0 Wayway after 40 minutes of play.
But Corey Haverstick would rip a wrist shot past Cory Simons to tie it up at 1 apiece. Russell Turner would bang home the game winner past Oil Caps goalie Kyler Beckett to make it 2-1, while Brennan Luschinski would ice it into the empty net to give the Wolverines a 3-1 home victory.
Cory Simons stopped 33 shots for the victory while Kyler Beckett who was very good for the Oil Caps stopping 40 shots but was tagged with the loss.
With the win, the Wolverines clinch a playoff spot and will probably likely play the red hot Dauphin Kings in round 1.
The Wolverines have 5 more games remaining, with the next one Thursday night when they host the OCN Blizzard at 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders had a game they would like to forget as they fell 11-2 to the Dauphin Kings who won their 18th straight game.
Justin Valentino and Max Flanagan scored the goals for the Stamps.
The next game for the Stamps will be tomorrow when they visit the Neepawa Natives. 7:20 pregame, 7:30 Play by Play on GX94 from the Yellowhead Center in Neepawa.
The teams exchanged some very good chances in the opening period but the score remained scoreless after 1 period of play.
Brett Pinkertoon would open the scoring for the Wolverines his 24th goal of the season, to make it 1-0 Wayway after 40 minutes of play.
But Corey Haverstick would rip a wrist shot past Cory Simons to tie it up at 1 apiece. Russell Turner would bang home the game winner past Oil Caps goalie Kyler Beckett to make it 2-1, while Brennan Luschinski would ice it into the empty net to give the Wolverines a 3-1 home victory.
Cory Simons stopped 33 shots for the victory while Kyler Beckett who was very good for the Oil Caps stopping 40 shots but was tagged with the loss.
With the win, the Wolverines clinch a playoff spot and will probably likely play the red hot Dauphin Kings in round 1.
The Wolverines have 5 more games remaining, with the next one Thursday night when they host the OCN Blizzard at 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders had a game they would like to forget as they fell 11-2 to the Dauphin Kings who won their 18th straight game.
Justin Valentino and Max Flanagan scored the goals for the Stamps.
The next game for the Stamps will be tomorrow when they visit the Neepawa Natives. 7:20 pregame, 7:30 Play by Play on GX94 from the Yellowhead Center in Neepawa.
Mils' Trudeau receives SJHL POW Honours.
Russell Trudeau, Melville1993 F Russell Trudeau (Landmark MB) made a late charge for the SJHL scoring championship by scoring 2-goals and 4-assists in 3-games played; with his biggest game coming on Friday against the league leading Humboldt Broncos when he had a goal and three helpers. He also had an assist on Tuesday against Weyburn and a goal on Saturday versus Battlefords. He ends the year with a league leading 31-goals and 37-assists for 68-points in 53-games played.
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Monday, 25 February 2013
Terriers; Mils both receive standing in CJHL's Top 20 Weekly Rankings
Top 20 Rankings
1. Brooks Bandits (AJHL) (1)2. Minnesota Wilderness (SIJHL) (2)
3. Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) (3)
4. Dauphin Kings (MJHL) (4)
5. Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) (8)
6. Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) (5)
7. Yorkton Terriers (SJHL)(6)
8. Winnipeg Blues (MJHL) (10)
9. Yarmouth Jr. 'A' Mariners (MHL) (11)
10. Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) (7)
11. Melville Millionaires (SJHL) (14)
12. Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL) (12)
13. Truro Bearcats (MHL) (13)
14. Surrey Eagles (BCHL) (NR)
15. Penticton Vees (BCHL) (9)
16. North Bay Trappers (NOJHL) (18)
17. Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL) (15)
18. Okotoks Oilers (AJHL) (NR)
19. Ottawa Jr. A Senators (CCHL) (19)
20. Collège Français de Longeueil (LHJAAAQ) (20)
Honourable Mention: Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL), Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL), Georgetown Raiders (OJHL), Saint Jerome Pantheres (LHJAAAQ), and Amherst Ramblers (MHL).
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Yorkton's Inglis captures Provincial Senior Women's Curling Crown
Cathy Inglis downed Merle Kopach in the Championship Final Sunday afternoon 8-2 to capture her first Provincial Senior Women's Championship in Martensville.
Inglis who finished in first place in the round-robin with a 6-1 record received a bye to the final while Kopach had to steal and upset Lorraine Arguin 9-8 in the semi-final Saturday night to advance to the final. Arguin also finished with a 6-1 record but due to the loss to Inglis in the round-robin had to settle for second place and a berth into the semi-final. Kopach was third with a 4-3 record.
Finishing out of the playoffs were Delores Syrota and Darlene Gillies with 3-4 records, while Jacqueline Swiderski, Lori Cyca and Brenda Goertzen finished at 2-5.
Inglis along with her rink Pat Kuspira, Donna Liebrecht and Bev Fuches will represent Saskatchewan at the Canadian Senior Championship in Summerside, PEI, March 16-24, 2013.
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CATHY INGLIS
Terriers double North Stars to capture Sherwood Division Pennant
The Yorkton Terriers got down early but scored 3 goals in the 2nd period as they defeated the Battleford North Stars 4-2 to capture the SJHL's Sherwood Division Pennant Title.
The Battleford North Stars opened the scoring in the first period as Kyle Hall would get a powerplay goal his 19th to make 1-0 Stars after 1.
But the Terriers would even the score at 1 half way thru the 2nd as Jeremy Johnson would put home his 28th goal of the season to make it 1-1. Just under 3 minutes later the Terriers would get the first lead of the hockey game as Devin McMullen would pounce on the loose puck and go in alone on Casey Parker and put it top shelf to make 2-1. Then 1:22 later, Braeden Johnson would even it back up at 2. Kailum Gervais would though get the eventual game winning goal with 1:01 left in the 2nd his 13th to give the Terriers a 3-2 lead after 40 minutes.
Great chances both ways in the 3rd period, but Tayler Thompson would get the lone goal with 12 seconds left in the empty net to make it a 4-2 final.
Dawson McAuley rebounded from Friday night and stopped 21 shots for the victory while Stars goalie Casey Parker stopped 26 shots in a losing cause.
With the win, the Terriers record at home was a very, very impressive 25-1-0-1 on the season with the only regulation loss to the Estevan Bruins.
The Terriers only needed 1 point to capture the Sherwood division pennant but got 2 and now will meet either Kindersley or Estevan in the Sherwood division semi-final, while Melville will take on the Notre Dame Hounds in the other semi-final which should start around the March 8th weekend or so.
CASSAN POST GAME COMMENTS/ TERRIERS COACHES SHOW
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While in Swan River, the Swan Valley Stampeders won their 2nd straight a 5-4 decision over the Steinbach Pistons.
Jordan Neduzak led the way for Swan with 2 goals and an assist while Riley Hiebert and Braydon McDonald also scored for the Stamps. Travis Howe would get the shootout winner in the 15th round.
Nathan Armstrong stopped 26 shots for the victory.
The Stamps will visit the Neepawa Natives on Wednesday night. Pregame show 7:20, PXP 7:30 on GX94 or gx94radio.com
The Battleford North Stars opened the scoring in the first period as Kyle Hall would get a powerplay goal his 19th to make 1-0 Stars after 1.
But the Terriers would even the score at 1 half way thru the 2nd as Jeremy Johnson would put home his 28th goal of the season to make it 1-1. Just under 3 minutes later the Terriers would get the first lead of the hockey game as Devin McMullen would pounce on the loose puck and go in alone on Casey Parker and put it top shelf to make 2-1. Then 1:22 later, Braeden Johnson would even it back up at 2. Kailum Gervais would though get the eventual game winning goal with 1:01 left in the 2nd his 13th to give the Terriers a 3-2 lead after 40 minutes.
Great chances both ways in the 3rd period, but Tayler Thompson would get the lone goal with 12 seconds left in the empty net to make it a 4-2 final.
Dawson McAuley rebounded from Friday night and stopped 21 shots for the victory while Stars goalie Casey Parker stopped 26 shots in a losing cause.
With the win, the Terriers record at home was a very, very impressive 25-1-0-1 on the season with the only regulation loss to the Estevan Bruins.
The Terriers only needed 1 point to capture the Sherwood division pennant but got 2 and now will meet either Kindersley or Estevan in the Sherwood division semi-final, while Melville will take on the Notre Dame Hounds in the other semi-final which should start around the March 8th weekend or so.
CASSAN POST GAME COMMENTS/ TERRIERS COACHES SHOW
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While in Swan River, the Swan Valley Stampeders won their 2nd straight a 5-4 decision over the Steinbach Pistons.
Jordan Neduzak led the way for Swan with 2 goals and an assist while Riley Hiebert and Braydon McDonald also scored for the Stamps. Travis Howe would get the shootout winner in the 15th round.
Nathan Armstrong stopped 26 shots for the victory.
The Stamps will visit the Neepawa Natives on Wednesday night. Pregame show 7:20, PXP 7:30 on GX94 or gx94radio.com
Saturday, 23 February 2013
Mils, Wolverines and Stamps all win on Saturday Night.
The Melville Millionires slipped one point ahead of the Yorkton Terriers for 1st in the Sherwood conference in their final regular season game as they beat the Battlefords North Stars 3-1.
Russell Trudeau, Sean Aschim and Tyler Bird all scored for the Mils while Alex Wakaluk, the SJHL MVP stopped 30 shots for the win.
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The Wayway Wolverines won their 5th straight game a 3-2 decision over Neepawa to clinch a playoff spot.
JJ Cruikshank, Matt Miller and David Haaf all scored while Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 42 shots for the win.
The Wolverines will host the Virden Oil Capitals on Tuesday night. GX94 will broadcast game starting with pregame at 7:20, PXP at 7:30.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders also won on Saturday night a 4-1 decision over Virden.
Braydon McDonald, Kyle Smart, Peter Horecka and Dylan Hykawy all scored for the Stamps who got 22 saves from Landon Noel for the win.
The Stamps will return to action tomorrow when they host the Steinbach Pistons at 7:30.
Russell Trudeau, Sean Aschim and Tyler Bird all scored for the Mils while Alex Wakaluk, the SJHL MVP stopped 30 shots for the win.
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The Wayway Wolverines won their 5th straight game a 3-2 decision over Neepawa to clinch a playoff spot.
JJ Cruikshank, Matt Miller and David Haaf all scored while Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 42 shots for the win.
The Wolverines will host the Virden Oil Capitals on Tuesday night. GX94 will broadcast game starting with pregame at 7:20, PXP at 7:30.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders also won on Saturday night a 4-1 decision over Virden.
Braydon McDonald, Kyle Smart, Peter Horecka and Dylan Hykawy all scored for the Stamps who got 22 saves from Landon Noel for the win.
The Stamps will return to action tomorrow when they host the Steinbach Pistons at 7:30.
Mils' Wakaluk named SJHL MVP; McNulty named SJHL POY
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER:
Alex Wakaluk, Melville Millionaires
1993 G Alex Wakaluk (Bellevue AB) backstopped the Melville Millionaires to one of the best records in the SJHL, all the while being one of the busiest netminders in the SJHL. Wakaluk goes into the final couple of games having appeared in 44 of the team’s 52 games and he sits third overall in goals against average with a 2.31-ledger, all the while being the last line of defense on a club that has struggled to put together a blue line worthy of being considered comparable to the other elite teams in the league. Wakaluk has as 2.31 GAA and a SPCT of .929, which ranks second in the league. His back-ups this year have posted a combined GAA of well over 3.00 and a SPCT well under .900; further illustrating Wakaluk’s importance to the success of the Millionaires. He leads all goalies in wins and is second in minutes played and is also second in shutouts with five. He has faced more rubber than any other puckstopper in the league, seeing an average of well over 32 shots a night.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Ian McNulty, Melville Millionaires
1992 F Ian McNulty (Airdrie AB) is poised to win the SJHL scoring championship as he leads teammate Russell Trudeau by three points with two games to play. McNulty, who has a scholarship to the University of Connecticut for this Fall, fell five points shy of a scoring championship last season. McNulty is a well rounded player, further evidenced by the fact that despite leading the league in points, he is not amongst the top five in powerplay points, which is the easiest way for skilled players to register offensive production. McNulty’s 25 goals are only four off the league leader and just four of his tallies have come with the man advantage. He does have four game winning goals and he also leads the league in assists despite missing five games earlier in the year due to injury. In the five games McNulty was absent, the Mils struggled to score and win hockey games.
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Stamps play well but fall in Dauphin.
The Swan Valley Stampeders finished the hockey game with only 15 skaters and played right with the 4th ranked team in the nation but they lost their 4th straight a 4-2 decision to Dauphin.
Jagger Thomas opened the scoring for the game on the PP for the Stamps to make it 1-0 but the Kings would get their own powerplay goal as Daulton Siwak put it home to make it 1-1 after 1 period.
The Stamps would regain their 1 goal lead as Captain Dylan Reimer would get his 20th goal of the season on the PP to make it 2-1. But Jesse Sinatynski and the Kings would get even with a powerplay once again as he would get his league leading 39th goal to make it 2-2. Then with just under 3 minutes left in the 2nd Jon Gaudet would give the Kings their first lead of the game as he ripped a slapper past goalie Landon Noel to make it 3-2 Kings after 40 minutes.
The teams would go back and forth in third in a very entertaining period, but the lone goal would be an empty netter by Siwak with only 1 seconds remaining to give Dauphin a 4-2 victory and their 16th straight win.
Jeremy Pominville stopped 22 shots for the win, while Stamps goalie Landon Noel was absolutely fantastic stopping 48 of 51 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will continue their 3 in 3 on Saturday when they host the Virden Oil Capitals at 7:30 at the Centennial Arena.
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While in Humboldt, the Melville Millionaires managed to get a point and stay alive for 1st in the Sherwood as they fell 5-4 in the shootout to the Humboldt Broncos.
Russell Trudeau led the way with 1G and 3A to lead way while Ian McNulty had 2 goals and Sean Aschim scored the other for the Mils who now sit 1 point behind Yorkton for 1st.
Alex Wakaul stopped 36 shots in a losing cause.
(MLV to get 1st: A win on Saturday and a Terrier regulation loss on Sunday)
The Mils will play their final regular season game on Saturday when they host the Battlefords 7:30 HCUC.
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The Yorkton Terriers fell 5-1 the Melfort Mustangs on Friday night.
Tayler Thompson scored the lone goal for the Terriers while Dawson McAuley stopped 26 shots but was tagged with the loss.
(YKT to get first in Sherwood: MLV loss on Saturday or MLV win on Saturday and a 1 or 2 ppoints on Sunday)
They will host the Battlefords North Stars on Sunday. GX94 will broadcast game, starting with pregame 5:50, PXP 6:30 on GX94.
Jagger Thomas opened the scoring for the game on the PP for the Stamps to make it 1-0 but the Kings would get their own powerplay goal as Daulton Siwak put it home to make it 1-1 after 1 period.
The Stamps would regain their 1 goal lead as Captain Dylan Reimer would get his 20th goal of the season on the PP to make it 2-1. But Jesse Sinatynski and the Kings would get even with a powerplay once again as he would get his league leading 39th goal to make it 2-2. Then with just under 3 minutes left in the 2nd Jon Gaudet would give the Kings their first lead of the game as he ripped a slapper past goalie Landon Noel to make it 3-2 Kings after 40 minutes.
The teams would go back and forth in third in a very entertaining period, but the lone goal would be an empty netter by Siwak with only 1 seconds remaining to give Dauphin a 4-2 victory and their 16th straight win.
Jeremy Pominville stopped 22 shots for the win, while Stamps goalie Landon Noel was absolutely fantastic stopping 48 of 51 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will continue their 3 in 3 on Saturday when they host the Virden Oil Capitals at 7:30 at the Centennial Arena.
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While in Humboldt, the Melville Millionaires managed to get a point and stay alive for 1st in the Sherwood as they fell 5-4 in the shootout to the Humboldt Broncos.
Russell Trudeau led the way with 1G and 3A to lead way while Ian McNulty had 2 goals and Sean Aschim scored the other for the Mils who now sit 1 point behind Yorkton for 1st.
Alex Wakaul stopped 36 shots in a losing cause.
(MLV to get 1st: A win on Saturday and a Terrier regulation loss on Sunday)
The Mils will play their final regular season game on Saturday when they host the Battlefords 7:30 HCUC.
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The Yorkton Terriers fell 5-1 the Melfort Mustangs on Friday night.
Tayler Thompson scored the lone goal for the Terriers while Dawson McAuley stopped 26 shots but was tagged with the loss.
(YKT to get first in Sherwood: MLV loss on Saturday or MLV win on Saturday and a 1 or 2 ppoints on Sunday)
They will host the Battlefords North Stars on Sunday. GX94 will broadcast game, starting with pregame 5:50, PXP 6:30 on GX94.
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Former Wayway Wolverine Collins' talks NHL Debut and his time with the Wolverines.
Former Waywayseecappo Wolverine Sean Collins made his National Hockey League debut on Monday when his Columbus Blue Jackets took on the Anaheim Ducks. The Saskatoon native Collins' played 2 very successful seasons with the MJHL team including a 51 goal, 115 point season in his final season with Wayway in 07/08. Collins would then would play 4 season with Cornell University before making the jump to the Springfield Falcons towards the end of last season.
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Swan/WayWay Postponed
The game between Swan Valley and Wayway was postponed due to lack of officials. Make up date to be determined
Mils defeat Weyburn 6-2 to win 9th straight game
The Melville Millionaires captured their 9th game in a row with a 6-2 victory over the Weyburn Red Wings.
Michael Sagen would open the scoring for the Mils on the Powerplay while TJ Reeve and Nathan Boyer would also add 1st period goals to give the Mils a 3-0 after 1 period.
Reeve would open the scoring with his 2nd goal of the night to make it 4-0 then while Shorthanded Colin Mospanchuk ripped a wrister past Nate Ferris to give the Mils a 5 goal lead. But before the end of the middle frame Ty McLean would open the scoring for the Wings to make 5-1 Mils after 40 minutes.
Boyer would add his 2nd of the night and 26th of the season to make it 6-1, but Shain Scheschuk would make it a 4 goal game once again and that's where it would stand at 6-2 Mils.
The Mils Alex Wakaluk was in goal for the victory while Nate Ferris took the loss in the Wings net.
The Mils still have a slight chance for first in the Sherwood division 2 points back of the Yorkton Terriers and the Mils have two more games remaining on Friday in Humboldt against the Broncos before finishing off the season at home On Saturday against the Battlefords North Stars.
Michael Sagen would open the scoring for the Mils on the Powerplay while TJ Reeve and Nathan Boyer would also add 1st period goals to give the Mils a 3-0 after 1 period.
Reeve would open the scoring with his 2nd goal of the night to make it 4-0 then while Shorthanded Colin Mospanchuk ripped a wrister past Nate Ferris to give the Mils a 5 goal lead. But before the end of the middle frame Ty McLean would open the scoring for the Wings to make 5-1 Mils after 40 minutes.
Boyer would add his 2nd of the night and 26th of the season to make it 6-1, but Shain Scheschuk would make it a 4 goal game once again and that's where it would stand at 6-2 Mils.
The Mils Alex Wakaluk was in goal for the victory while Nate Ferris took the loss in the Wings net.
The Mils still have a slight chance for first in the Sherwood division 2 points back of the Yorkton Terriers and the Mils have two more games remaining on Friday in Humboldt against the Broncos before finishing off the season at home On Saturday against the Battlefords North Stars.
B Norrish named SJHL Dman of the Week
CANALTA HOTELS SJHL DEFENSEMAN OF THE WEEK
Brady Norrish, Yorkton Terriers
1993 D Brady Norrish (Strongfield SK) rode a big four point game on Wednesday to finish with a goal and four assists in three games played. Norrish helped the Terriers, decisively, defeat Notre Dame on Wednesday and then also picked up an assist in a loss to Nipawin on Saturday. For the season, Norrish is up to 7-goals and 24-assists in 50-games played.
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Sunday, 17 February 2013
Wolverines win 4th straight 6-2 over Neepawa
The Wayway Wolverines continued where they left off from Friday night as they won their 4th in a row, 6-2 over the Neepawa Natives.
Alex Mills would open the scoring and get the lone goal of the 1st period his 1st MJHL goal to give WayWay a 1-0 lead after 1 period.
The Wolverines would start off the 2nd like the 1st as Brett Lafond would get his team a 2-0 lead but just 14 seconds later Neepawa would get on the board as TJ Sneath would make it a 2-1. Drake Bodie would make it 3-1 with his 10th goal of the season and Lafond would add his 2nd of night and 5th in 2 games to give the Wolverines a 4-1 lead after 40 minutes .
Mills would get his 2nd of the night as his long shot from the point would beet Natives' goalie Kohlman to make it a 5-1 lead. Neepawa would get one more before time would run out as Derrick Brooks would cut it within 3 at 5-2. Brenden Luchinski would get the final goal of the game in the last minute to give the Wolverines 6-2 win.
Brenden Fiebelkorn was the winner in the Wayway goal while Matt Kohlman was losing goalie. (Shots unavailable)
WayWay will look for their 5th straight win on Tuesday when they host the Swan Ey Stampeders at 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
Alex Mills would open the scoring and get the lone goal of the 1st period his 1st MJHL goal to give WayWay a 1-0 lead after 1 period.
The Wolverines would start off the 2nd like the 1st as Brett Lafond would get his team a 2-0 lead but just 14 seconds later Neepawa would get on the board as TJ Sneath would make it a 2-1. Drake Bodie would make it 3-1 with his 10th goal of the season and Lafond would add his 2nd of night and 5th in 2 games to give the Wolverines a 4-1 lead after 40 minutes .
Mills would get his 2nd of the night as his long shot from the point would beet Natives' goalie Kohlman to make it a 5-1 lead. Neepawa would get one more before time would run out as Derrick Brooks would cut it within 3 at 5-2. Brenden Luchinski would get the final goal of the game in the last minute to give the Wolverines 6-2 win.
Brenden Fiebelkorn was the winner in the Wayway goal while Matt Kohlman was losing goalie. (Shots unavailable)
WayWay will look for their 5th straight win on Tuesday when they host the Swan Ey Stampeders at 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
Saturday, 16 February 2013
Terriers fall in Nipawin.
The Yorkton Terriers got 1 out of a possible 4 points on their northern road trip after falling 3-1 to the Nipawin Hawks.
Tyler Giebel got the lone goal for the Terriers while Kale Thomson stopped 28 shots in a losing cause.
The Terriers will return to action on Frosay when they visit the Melfort Mustangs
Tyler Giebel got the lone goal for the Terriers while Kale Thomson stopped 28 shots in a losing cause.
The Terriers will return to action on Frosay when they visit the Melfort Mustangs
Friday, 15 February 2013
Wolverines double up Swan 6-3 for third straight win
The Wayway Wolverines got out to an early 3-0 lead and didn't look back as they defeated Swan Valley 6-3.
Brett Pinkerton would open the scoring for the Wolverines on the powerplay and then Brett Lafond would add two more in the 1st to give Wayway a 3-0 lead after 1 period.
Lafond would complete the natural hat trick early the 2nd period, to give the Wolverines a 4-1 lead after 40 minutes as Jordan Neduzak would get the Stamps on the board.
The Stamps would make it interesting as Garrett Johnston and Kyle Smart would cut the lead to 1 goal making it 4-3, but Zane Morin and Russell Turner would add 2 more for the visitors to give them the 6-3 victory.
Cory Simons stopped 29 shots for the victory while Landon Noel stopped 36 shots in a losing cause.
The Wolves will visit Neepawa on Sunday on GX94, pregame show 6:20, PXP 6:30, while Swans next game will be Tuesday when they visit the Wayway Wolverines.
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The Yorkton Terriers got their win streak snapped but they did get a point in Flin FLon as they fell 3-2 in the shootout against the Bombers.
Tyler Giebel and Jeremy Johnson would get the Terriers goals, while Dawson McAuley stopped 30 shots to get tagged with the shootout loss.
The Terriers will go right back at it when they visit the red hot Nipawin Hawks on Saturday at 7:30
Brett Pinkerton would open the scoring for the Wolverines on the powerplay and then Brett Lafond would add two more in the 1st to give Wayway a 3-0 lead after 1 period.
Lafond would complete the natural hat trick early the 2nd period, to give the Wolverines a 4-1 lead after 40 minutes as Jordan Neduzak would get the Stamps on the board.
The Stamps would make it interesting as Garrett Johnston and Kyle Smart would cut the lead to 1 goal making it 4-3, but Zane Morin and Russell Turner would add 2 more for the visitors to give them the 6-3 victory.
Cory Simons stopped 29 shots for the victory while Landon Noel stopped 36 shots in a losing cause.
The Wolves will visit Neepawa on Sunday on GX94, pregame show 6:20, PXP 6:30, while Swans next game will be Tuesday when they visit the Wayway Wolverines.
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The Yorkton Terriers got their win streak snapped but they did get a point in Flin FLon as they fell 3-2 in the shootout against the Bombers.
Tyler Giebel and Jeremy Johnson would get the Terriers goals, while Dawson McAuley stopped 30 shots to get tagged with the shootout loss.
The Terriers will go right back at it when they visit the red hot Nipawin Hawks on Saturday at 7:30
Stamps' Johnston; Wolverines' Bodie named to MJHL All-Rookie Team.
#8 Garrett Johnston- Swan Valley Stampeders (Defenseman)The 17-year old Winnipeg Native, Garrett Johnston was named to the All- Rookie team as a defenseman and also was a finalist for the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's Top Rookie for the year. In his rookie Season with the Stamps , Johnston has compiled 8 goals, 22 assists for 30 points in 51 games so far this season.
#9 Drake Bodie- Wayway Wolverines (Forward)The 17-year old Thompson, Manitoba native was also named to the MJHL's All- Rookie Team as a forward. Bodie has compiled 9 goals 21 assists for 30 points in 46 games so far this season and has also suited up for the Memorial Cup hosts, the Saskatoon Blades of the WHL this season.
Full list of Award Winners and All-Star Teams at mjhlhockey.ca
#9 Drake Bodie- Wayway Wolverines (Forward)The 17-year old Thompson, Manitoba native was also named to the MJHL's All- Rookie Team as a forward. Bodie has compiled 9 goals 21 assists for 30 points in 46 games so far this season and has also suited up for the Memorial Cup hosts, the Saskatoon Blades of the WHL this season.
Full list of Award Winners and All-Star Teams at mjhlhockey.ca
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
B. Norrish 4 point night lead Terriers past Hounds 6-1
The Yorkton Terriers might have had a 8 day layoff but they didn't miss a beat as they won their 7th straight game with a 6-1 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds on Wednesday night.
Tyler Giebel would open the scoring for the Terriers with his 20th goal of the season and the Terriers would have 1-0 lead after 1 period of play.
The 2nd period would consist of a little bit of everything including 4 goals (3 for the Terriers and 1 for the Hounds ) and also a very, very good scrap between John Odgers and Dion Antisin. Josh Ellis would open the scoring in the middle for his 1st goal in the SJHL to give the Terriers a 2-0 lead. Then the next two goals would come on the powerplay for the Terriers and it would be the brother act as both Brady Norrish and Chase Norrish would get PP goals by one-timers from the point and both with their 7th goals of the season to give the Terriers a 4 goal lead. But before the end of the middle frame the Hounds would get on the board as Josh Bruha would capitalize on a rebound and put it past Terriers' goalie Dawson McAuley to make it a 4-1 Yorkton lead after 40 minutes of play.
In the third period, Patrick Martens (23) and Kailum Gervais (12) would reply with two more markers for the Terriers to give them a 6-1 victory.
Dawson McAuley would get his 7th straight win in the Terriers net stopping 21 of 22 shots while Michael Salmon stopped 36 shots in a losing cause for the Hounds.
Integra Tire 3 Stars:
1) Brady Norrish- 1G 3A
2) Tyler Giebel- 1G 1A
3) Chase Norrish- 1G 1A
The Terriers have 4 games remaining on their regular season schedule, including 3 in a row on the road starting Friday in Flin Flon, Saturday in Nipawin and Tuesday in Melfort against the Mustangs all 7:30 Puck Drops.
Tyler Giebel would open the scoring for the Terriers with his 20th goal of the season and the Terriers would have 1-0 lead after 1 period of play.
The 2nd period would consist of a little bit of everything including 4 goals (3 for the Terriers and 1 for the Hounds ) and also a very, very good scrap between John Odgers and Dion Antisin. Josh Ellis would open the scoring in the middle for his 1st goal in the SJHL to give the Terriers a 2-0 lead. Then the next two goals would come on the powerplay for the Terriers and it would be the brother act as both Brady Norrish and Chase Norrish would get PP goals by one-timers from the point and both with their 7th goals of the season to give the Terriers a 4 goal lead. But before the end of the middle frame the Hounds would get on the board as Josh Bruha would capitalize on a rebound and put it past Terriers' goalie Dawson McAuley to make it a 4-1 Yorkton lead after 40 minutes of play.
In the third period, Patrick Martens (23) and Kailum Gervais (12) would reply with two more markers for the Terriers to give them a 6-1 victory.
Dawson McAuley would get his 7th straight win in the Terriers net stopping 21 of 22 shots while Michael Salmon stopped 36 shots in a losing cause for the Hounds.
Integra Tire 3 Stars:
1) Brady Norrish- 1G 3A
2) Tyler Giebel- 1G 1A
3) Chase Norrish- 1G 1A
The Terriers have 4 games remaining on their regular season schedule, including 3 in a row on the road starting Friday in Flin Flon, Saturday in Nipawin and Tuesday in Melfort against the Mustangs all 7:30 Puck Drops.
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Mils'; Wolverines pull out victories on Tuesday night.
The Melville Millionaires have won their 8th game in a row as they defeat the Notre Dame Hounds 4-2.
Ian McNulty opened the scoring for the Mils with his 25th goal of the season as he banged home the lose puck home to give the Mils a 1-0 after 1 period.
Just over 9 minutes into the 2nd period Russell Trudeau would give his team 2 goal lead with his 29th goal of the season after a beauty pass cross crease by Brennan Ritchie. But the Hounds would reply with their 1st of the night shortly after as Dylan McIntosh would direct a puck onto the net that went off a couple legs and in to make it 2-1. But Melville would regain their 2 goal lead as Nathan Boyer would get his 24th goal putting it top shelf on Ty Reichenbach to make it 3-1 Mils after 40 minutes.
The Hounds would make it interesting as they would cut the lead to 3-2 when Cory Anderson would get credited with the marker but that's how far they would get as Christian Magnus would slip an insurance marker past the goaltender to make it a 4-2 Mils win.
Alex Wakaluk stopped 26 shots in a winning cause while Ty Reichenbach stopped 39 shots and was tagged with the loss.
The Mils now sit just 1 point behind Yorkton for 1st place but the Terriers have 2 games in hand. They now have only 3 games remaining and their next game will be on Tuesday when they visit the Weyburn Red Wings on GX94.
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The Wayway Wolverines maybe one of their biggest victories of the season as they upended the Winnipeg Blues 4-1, snapping the Blues 12 game winning streak in the progress.
Matt Miller led the way for the Wolverines with 2 goals while Brendan Luschinski and Drake Bodie would reply with the others while Zaine Walker and David Haaf each chipped in with 2 assists each.
Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 31 of 32 shots to get the victory in net. They now sit 6 points ahead of Winkler for the final playoff spot in Sherwood.
They will be in action on Friday when they visit the Swan Valley Stampeders. GX94 will broadcast game starting with pregame 7:20, Pxp 7:30
Ian McNulty opened the scoring for the Mils with his 25th goal of the season as he banged home the lose puck home to give the Mils a 1-0 after 1 period.
Just over 9 minutes into the 2nd period Russell Trudeau would give his team 2 goal lead with his 29th goal of the season after a beauty pass cross crease by Brennan Ritchie. But the Hounds would reply with their 1st of the night shortly after as Dylan McIntosh would direct a puck onto the net that went off a couple legs and in to make it 2-1. But Melville would regain their 2 goal lead as Nathan Boyer would get his 24th goal putting it top shelf on Ty Reichenbach to make it 3-1 Mils after 40 minutes.
The Hounds would make it interesting as they would cut the lead to 3-2 when Cory Anderson would get credited with the marker but that's how far they would get as Christian Magnus would slip an insurance marker past the goaltender to make it a 4-2 Mils win.
Alex Wakaluk stopped 26 shots in a winning cause while Ty Reichenbach stopped 39 shots and was tagged with the loss.
The Mils now sit just 1 point behind Yorkton for 1st place but the Terriers have 2 games in hand. They now have only 3 games remaining and their next game will be on Tuesday when they visit the Weyburn Red Wings on GX94.
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The Wayway Wolverines maybe one of their biggest victories of the season as they upended the Winnipeg Blues 4-1, snapping the Blues 12 game winning streak in the progress.
Matt Miller led the way for the Wolverines with 2 goals while Brendan Luschinski and Drake Bodie would reply with the others while Zaine Walker and David Haaf each chipped in with 2 assists each.
Brenden Fiebelkorn stopped 31 of 32 shots to get the victory in net. They now sit 6 points ahead of Winkler for the final playoff spot in Sherwood.
They will be in action on Friday when they visit the Swan Valley Stampeders. GX94 will broadcast game starting with pregame 7:20, Pxp 7:30
Mils' McNulty; Predinchuk capture SJHL Weekly Honours
Ian McNulty, Melville Millionaires
1992 F Ian McNulty (Brooks AB) is poised to win the SJHL scoring crown after leading all players with three goals and five assists in three games played this past week. After scoring a goal against Weyburn on Tuesday, McNulty put up two goals and two assists on Friday against the Hounds. He finished the week by adding three assists one night later against the Red Wings. McNulty upped his season totals to 24-goals and 41-assists in 45-games; which gives him a five point cushion over teammate Russell Trudeau atop the SJHL scoring leader list.
1992 F Ian McNulty (Brooks AB) is poised to win the SJHL scoring crown after leading all players with three goals and five assists in three games played this past week. After scoring a goal against Weyburn on Tuesday, McNulty put up two goals and two assists on Friday against the Hounds. He finished the week by adding three assists one night later against the Red Wings. McNulty upped his season totals to 24-goals and 41-assists in 45-games; which gives him a five point cushion over teammate Russell Trudeau atop the SJHL scoring leader list.
Tyson Predinchuk, Melville Millionaires
1995 F Tyson Predinchuk (Regina SK) enjoyed his best week as an SJHLer over the last seven days since his arrival from the Western Hockey League on January 10th. Predinchuk had a big game of a goal and two assists on Friday against Notre Dame. He also had a single assist in each of his other two games played and now has 2-goals and 5-assists in 8-games played on the season.*SJHL.ca
Monday, 11 February 2013
Turner's Hat Trick leads Wolverines past Neepawa 7-4.
Russell Turner got his 26th, 27th, and 28th goals of the season as the Wayway Wolverines got back on the winning track with a big 7-4 victory over the Neepawa Natives on Monday night.
Fellow 20 year old's Curtis Veitch , Brettt Pinkerton and Zaine Walker each had 1G and 1A while Brett Lafond, another 20 year olds chipped in with other goalsfor Wayway.
Another 20 year old Cory Simons stopped 32 shots for the victory. Wayway now moves 4 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood with same amount of games played.
They will return to action on Tuesday night when they host the red hot Winnipeg Blues who have 12 games in a row, Puck Drop 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
Fellow 20 year old's Curtis Veitch , Brettt Pinkerton and Zaine Walker each had 1G and 1A while Brett Lafond, another 20 year olds chipped in with other goalsfor Wayway.
Another 20 year old Cory Simons stopped 32 shots for the victory. Wayway now moves 4 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood with same amount of games played.
They will return to action on Tuesday night when they host the red hot Winnipeg Blues who have 12 games in a row, Puck Drop 7:30 Wayway Arena Complex.
Terriers; Mils both climb CJHL's Weekly Top 20 Rankings.
CJHL's Top 20 Rankings:
1. Brooks Bandits (AJHL) (1)
2. Minnesota Wilderness (SIJHL) (2)
3. Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) (3)
4. Dauphin Kings (MJHL) (6)
5. Yorkton Terriers (SJHL)(8)
6. Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) (4)
7. Penticton Vees (BCHL) (7)
8. Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) (5)
9. Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) (10)
10. Winnipeg Blues (MJHL) (12)
11. Yarmouth Jr. 'A' Mariners (MHL) (9)
12. Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL) (11)
13. Truro Bearcats (MHL) (13)
14. Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) (14)
15. Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL) (15)
16. Melville Millionaires (SJHL) (17)
17. Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) (18)
18. North Bay Trappers (NOJHL) (16)
19. College Francais de Longueuil (LHJAAAQ) (20)
20. Carleton Place Canadiens (CCHL) (HM)
Honourable Mention: Merritt Centennials (BCHL), OCN Blizzard (MJHL), Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL), Cornwall Colts (CCHL), Amherst Ramblers (MHL)
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-The Terriers rank number 5 and were in action only once this week and they won that game in overtime a 2-1 decision over the Estevan Bruins with Jeremy Johnson get the OT winner. They have 5 games remaining on their schedule including 3 games in 4 nights starting on Wednesday.
Games Remaining (5):
Notre Dame
Flin Flon
Nipawin
Melfort
Battlefords
The Terriers cant finish any lower than 2nd in the Sherwood and are currently 3 points ahead of Melville for 1st in the Sherwood with 1 game in hand.
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-The Millionaires come into the ranked number 16 and increased their winning streak 7 games over the past week including a 8-6 win over Notre Dame Hounds on Friday and 5-4 comeback victory over Weyburn on Saturday night.
Games Remaining (4):
Notre Dame
Weyburn
Humboldt
Battlefords
The Mils can't finish any lower than 2nd as well in the Sherwood Division
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In the MJHL,
The Swan Valley Stampeders sit in 3rd place in the Sherwood division with 60 points after going 1-2 on a recent Southern roadtrip through Selkirk, Winnipeg and Portage. The Stamps could finish as low as 4th in the Sherwood and as high as 2nd.
Games Remaining (8):
Wayway (2)
Dauphin (2)
Virden
Steinbach
Neepawa (2)
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The Wayway Wolverines are in a battle for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood division they currently sit with 43 points and in that final playoff spot 2 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers who could cross over but they dohave 1 game in hand and also 4 points ahead of the Virden Oil Capitals.
Games Remaining (11):
Neepawa Natives (3)
Winnipeg Blues
Swan Valley (2)
Virden
OCN
Selkirk
Winkler
Steinbach
1. Brooks Bandits (AJHL) (1)
2. Minnesota Wilderness (SIJHL) (2)
3. Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) (3)
4. Dauphin Kings (MJHL) (6)
5. Yorkton Terriers (SJHL)(8)
6. Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) (4)
7. Penticton Vees (BCHL) (7)
8. Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) (5)
9. Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) (10)
10. Winnipeg Blues (MJHL) (12)
11. Yarmouth Jr. 'A' Mariners (MHL) (9)
12. Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL) (11)
13. Truro Bearcats (MHL) (13)
14. Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) (14)
15. Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL) (15)
16. Melville Millionaires (SJHL) (17)
17. Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) (18)
18. North Bay Trappers (NOJHL) (16)
19. College Francais de Longueuil (LHJAAAQ) (20)
20. Carleton Place Canadiens (CCHL) (HM)
Honourable Mention: Merritt Centennials (BCHL), OCN Blizzard (MJHL), Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL), Cornwall Colts (CCHL), Amherst Ramblers (MHL)
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-The Terriers rank number 5 and were in action only once this week and they won that game in overtime a 2-1 decision over the Estevan Bruins with Jeremy Johnson get the OT winner. They have 5 games remaining on their schedule including 3 games in 4 nights starting on Wednesday.
Games Remaining (5):
Notre Dame
Flin Flon
Nipawin
Melfort
Battlefords
The Terriers cant finish any lower than 2nd in the Sherwood and are currently 3 points ahead of Melville for 1st in the Sherwood with 1 game in hand.
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-The Millionaires come into the ranked number 16 and increased their winning streak 7 games over the past week including a 8-6 win over Notre Dame Hounds on Friday and 5-4 comeback victory over Weyburn on Saturday night.
Games Remaining (4):
Notre Dame
Weyburn
Humboldt
Battlefords
The Mils can't finish any lower than 2nd as well in the Sherwood Division
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In the MJHL,
The Swan Valley Stampeders sit in 3rd place in the Sherwood division with 60 points after going 1-2 on a recent Southern roadtrip through Selkirk, Winnipeg and Portage. The Stamps could finish as low as 4th in the Sherwood and as high as 2nd.
Games Remaining (8):
Wayway (2)
Dauphin (2)
Virden
Steinbach
Neepawa (2)
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The Wayway Wolverines are in a battle for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood division they currently sit with 43 points and in that final playoff spot 2 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers who could cross over but they dohave 1 game in hand and also 4 points ahead of the Virden Oil Capitals.
Games Remaining (11):
Neepawa Natives (3)
Winnipeg Blues
Swan Valley (2)
Virden
OCN
Selkirk
Winkler
Steinbach
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Stamps get shutout in Portage
The Swan Valley Stampeders were playing their 3rd game in three nights and you could tell as they fell 6-0 to the hometown Portage Terriers on Sunday night.
Zack Waldvogel chipped in with the first 2 goals for the Terriers and he also added 2 assists to the lead the way while Brent Wold also had 2 goals and an assist while Craig Sigvaldsson and Johl Swedlo also scored for the Terriers.
Terriers goalie Adam Iwan was the difference stopping all 38 shots he faced in the net for the shutout while Nathan Armstrong stopped 30 of 36 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will return to action on Friday when they host the Wayway Wolverines 7:30 Centennial Arena in Swan River. Gx94 will broadcast the game on Friday starting with the Pregame at 7:20
Zack Waldvogel chipped in with the first 2 goals for the Terriers and he also added 2 assists to the lead the way while Brent Wold also had 2 goals and an assist while Craig Sigvaldsson and Johl Swedlo also scored for the Terriers.
Terriers goalie Adam Iwan was the difference stopping all 38 shots he faced in the net for the shutout while Nathan Armstrong stopped 30 of 36 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will return to action on Friday when they host the Wayway Wolverines 7:30 Centennial Arena in Swan River. Gx94 will broadcast the game on Friday starting with the Pregame at 7:20
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Saturday Night Recap
The Melville Millionaires won their 7th in a row as they beat the Weyburn Red Wings 5-4 on Saturday night.
Kevin Woodyatt, Russell Trudeau , Michael Sagen, Lucas Froese and TJ Reeve would get the Mils goals.
Kyle Baumgardner got the start stopping 27 shots for the win.
The Mils will host the Notre Dame Hounds on Tuesday night 7:30 HCUC and on GX94.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders fell 4-2 to the hometown Winnipeg Blues.
Justin Valentino (1G 1A) and Gavin Froese scored for the Stamps and Landon Noel stopped 33 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will finish their 3 in 3 on Sunday in Portage. Gx94 will broadcast game , Pregame show 6:20/6:30.
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The Wayway Wolverines effort wasn't as good as Friday night as they fell 7-1 to the Steinbach Pistons.
Richard Dartnall got the lone marker for the Wolverines as the shots were close at 46-44.
The Wolverines will look to get back on win track on Monday when they host the Neepawa Natives at 7:30 at the Wayway Arena Complex
Kevin Woodyatt, Russell Trudeau , Michael Sagen, Lucas Froese and TJ Reeve would get the Mils goals.
Kyle Baumgardner got the start stopping 27 shots for the win.
The Mils will host the Notre Dame Hounds on Tuesday night 7:30 HCUC and on GX94.
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The Swan Valley Stampeders fell 4-2 to the hometown Winnipeg Blues.
Justin Valentino (1G 1A) and Gavin Froese scored for the Stamps and Landon Noel stopped 33 shots in a losing cause.
The Stamps will finish their 3 in 3 on Sunday in Portage. Gx94 will broadcast game , Pregame show 6:20/6:30.
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The Wayway Wolverines effort wasn't as good as Friday night as they fell 7-1 to the Steinbach Pistons.
Richard Dartnall got the lone marker for the Wolverines as the shots were close at 46-44.
The Wolverines will look to get back on win track on Monday when they host the Neepawa Natives at 7:30 at the Wayway Arena Complex
Friday, 8 February 2013
Good Friday night as Mils, Wolverines and Stamps all Victorious
In what was a potential Sherwood division semi-final preview the Melville Millionaires were able to prevail and win their 6th game in a row as they beat the Notre Dame Hounds in wild one 8-6 in Fort Qu'Appelle.
The Notre Dame Hounds would open the scoring as Ryan Donovan would open the scoring for Notre Dame to give them a 1-0 lead. But 39 seconds later, Ian McNulty would get his first of 2 on the night to even it at 1. Lucas Froese would give the Mils their first lead of the night his 14th of the season but with just 25 seconds remaining in the opening frame, Brandon Millin would even the game at 2 on the powerplay ending into the 1st intermission.
The 2nd period would produce 6 total goals with 3 goals apiece as the Millionaires would get their 2nd period goals from Sean Aschim, Colin Mospanchuk and Russell Trudeau while the Hounds would reply with goals from Jens Johnson, Kale Derkson and Brandon Millin his 2nd of the game and it was all tied up at 5 after 40 minutes of play.
Just over 9 minutes into the 3rd period the Mils would get a lead once again as Aschim would get his 2nd of the night and 20th of the season to make it 6-5, and shortly after that the Mils would get their 1st two goal lead of the hockey game as McNulty would get the potential game winner and 2nd of the night to give the Mils a 7-5 lead. The Hounds would make it interesting with just under 3 and a half minutes remaining in the game as Ian Williams would rip a slap shot past Alex Wakaluk to make it 7-6, but with just 14 seconds remaining , Tyson Predinchuk would ice it into the empty net to make it 6 in a row for the Moneymen and 8-6 Melville victory on Friday night.
Alex Wakaluk got the victory in the Mils net while Ty Reichenbach got tagged with the loss.
The Mils will look to lock up home ice in the 1st round of the playoffs when they host the Weyburn Red Wings on Saturday night 7:30 HCUC.
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Curtis Veitch, Brett Lafond and Kyle Threndyle all scored as the Wayway Wolverines beat the Portage Terriers 3-1.
Cory Simons stopped 24 shots for the victory, as the Wolverines move 2 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood with 2 games hand.
They will get right back at it on Saturday when they visit the Steinbach Pistons 7:30
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The Swan Valley Stampeders capped a successful for our local Junior A teams in action on Friday as they beat the Selkirk Steelers 5-2
Jordan Neduzak (2G 1A) and Colin Baudry (2G) lead the way for the Stamps while Max Flanagan would reply with the lone other marker for Swan.
Landon Noel stopped 36 of 38 shots for the victory and the Stamps will continue their roady in Winnipeg on Saturday night 7:30
The Notre Dame Hounds would open the scoring as Ryan Donovan would open the scoring for Notre Dame to give them a 1-0 lead. But 39 seconds later, Ian McNulty would get his first of 2 on the night to even it at 1. Lucas Froese would give the Mils their first lead of the night his 14th of the season but with just 25 seconds remaining in the opening frame, Brandon Millin would even the game at 2 on the powerplay ending into the 1st intermission.
The 2nd period would produce 6 total goals with 3 goals apiece as the Millionaires would get their 2nd period goals from Sean Aschim, Colin Mospanchuk and Russell Trudeau while the Hounds would reply with goals from Jens Johnson, Kale Derkson and Brandon Millin his 2nd of the game and it was all tied up at 5 after 40 minutes of play.
Just over 9 minutes into the 3rd period the Mils would get a lead once again as Aschim would get his 2nd of the night and 20th of the season to make it 6-5, and shortly after that the Mils would get their 1st two goal lead of the hockey game as McNulty would get the potential game winner and 2nd of the night to give the Mils a 7-5 lead. The Hounds would make it interesting with just under 3 and a half minutes remaining in the game as Ian Williams would rip a slap shot past Alex Wakaluk to make it 7-6, but with just 14 seconds remaining , Tyson Predinchuk would ice it into the empty net to make it 6 in a row for the Moneymen and 8-6 Melville victory on Friday night.
Alex Wakaluk got the victory in the Mils net while Ty Reichenbach got tagged with the loss.
The Mils will look to lock up home ice in the 1st round of the playoffs when they host the Weyburn Red Wings on Saturday night 7:30 HCUC.
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Curtis Veitch, Brett Lafond and Kyle Threndyle all scored as the Wayway Wolverines beat the Portage Terriers 3-1.
Cory Simons stopped 24 shots for the victory, as the Wolverines move 2 points ahead of the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood with 2 games hand.
They will get right back at it on Saturday when they visit the Steinbach Pistons 7:30
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The Swan Valley Stampeders capped a successful for our local Junior A teams in action on Friday as they beat the Selkirk Steelers 5-2
Jordan Neduzak (2G 1A) and Colin Baudry (2G) lead the way for the Stamps while Max Flanagan would reply with the lone other marker for Swan.
Landon Noel stopped 36 of 38 shots for the victory and the Stamps will continue their roady in Winnipeg on Saturday night 7:30
Yorkton Terriers Sportsman Dinner set for Tonight!!
The Yorkton Terriers will be holding their annual Sportsman t0night at the Gallagher Center. Cocktails will begin at 5:30 with a supper to follow. The event will include two speakers they are:
Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League President Former Sask Roughrider
Bill Chow Scott Schultz
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Wolverines get point but lose thriller in OT
The Wayway Wolverines had a 1 goal lead on 3 separate occasions and were just able to get point out of the hockey game as they fell 4-3 in overtime to hometown Dauphin Kings.
There was a lot of chances from both sides in the 1st period but after 20 minutes it was scoreless.
Wolverines' captain Curtis Veitch would open the scoring with a breakaway marker shorthanded his 12th to make 1-0 Wolverines. But a long shot from the point from Kings dman Tanner Butler would be deflected by Jeff Archibald and get past goaltender Cory Simons to tie up the game 1 apiece. Just over 2 minutes though, Wayway would get the lead right back on the powerplay as JJ Cruikshank would put the loose puck past goalie Jeremy Pominville for 7th of the season to once again give the visitors a 1 goal lead. But once again the Kings would even the game as Jesse Sinatynski would get his league leading 36th goal of the season with the extra man to make it a 2-2 game. Veitch would get his 2nd of the net and 13th of the year with 27 seconds left in the middle frame on the powerplay to give the Wolverines a 1 goal lead at 3-2 after 40 minutes.
The Kings' would even one last time 11:20 into the 3rd period shorthanded as Sutton Olson would put the loose puck top shelf on Simons to make it a 3-3 tie after regulation time. Then just 1:54 into the overtime period, Jon Gaudet would give the Kings' , a 4-3 overtime victory.
Cory Simons stopped 35 shots for Wayway in a losing cause, while both teams were 2 for 7 in the powerplay department.
Despite the loss, they did gain a point and Wayway now moves into a tie of 41 points with the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood Division. They will begin a 2 game southern road trip on Friday in Portage against the Terriers.
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While in Estevan, Jeremy Johnson got his 26th goal of the season just 1:02 into overtime as the Yorkton Terriers defeated the Estevan Bruins 2-1 to make it 6 wins in a row.
Fellow 20 year old Nathan Murray got the other goal for the Terriers who got 24 stops from Dawson McAuley for his 6th straight win in the Terriers goal.
They will have a 8 day break before hosting the Notre Dame Hounds next Wednesday night (Feb 13th). GX94 will broadcast the game starting with pregame at 7:20
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The Melville Millionaires won their 5th game in a row as they were down 3-1 but would score 4 goals in the 3rd period to defeat the Weyburn Red Wings 5-3.
Allan Kilback led the way for the Mils with 2 goals including the game winner and empty netter while Ian McNulty, Alex Elliot and Daniel Orsborn would reply with the other Millionaires goals. Alex Wakaluk stopped 22 shots to get win number 24 on the season.
The Mils will return to action on Friday when they take on the Notre Dame Hounds in Fort Qu'Appelle at 7:30. GX94 will broadcast the game starting with the pregame at 7:20, pxp at 7:30 from the Fort Rexentre.
There was a lot of chances from both sides in the 1st period but after 20 minutes it was scoreless.
Wolverines' captain Curtis Veitch would open the scoring with a breakaway marker shorthanded his 12th to make 1-0 Wolverines. But a long shot from the point from Kings dman Tanner Butler would be deflected by Jeff Archibald and get past goaltender Cory Simons to tie up the game 1 apiece. Just over 2 minutes though, Wayway would get the lead right back on the powerplay as JJ Cruikshank would put the loose puck past goalie Jeremy Pominville for 7th of the season to once again give the visitors a 1 goal lead. But once again the Kings would even the game as Jesse Sinatynski would get his league leading 36th goal of the season with the extra man to make it a 2-2 game. Veitch would get his 2nd of the net and 13th of the year with 27 seconds left in the middle frame on the powerplay to give the Wolverines a 1 goal lead at 3-2 after 40 minutes.
The Kings' would even one last time 11:20 into the 3rd period shorthanded as Sutton Olson would put the loose puck top shelf on Simons to make it a 3-3 tie after regulation time. Then just 1:54 into the overtime period, Jon Gaudet would give the Kings' , a 4-3 overtime victory.
Cory Simons stopped 35 shots for Wayway in a losing cause, while both teams were 2 for 7 in the powerplay department.
Despite the loss, they did gain a point and Wayway now moves into a tie of 41 points with the Winkler Flyers for that final playoff spot in the Sherwood Division. They will begin a 2 game southern road trip on Friday in Portage against the Terriers.
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While in Estevan, Jeremy Johnson got his 26th goal of the season just 1:02 into overtime as the Yorkton Terriers defeated the Estevan Bruins 2-1 to make it 6 wins in a row.
Fellow 20 year old Nathan Murray got the other goal for the Terriers who got 24 stops from Dawson McAuley for his 6th straight win in the Terriers goal.
They will have a 8 day break before hosting the Notre Dame Hounds next Wednesday night (Feb 13th). GX94 will broadcast the game starting with pregame at 7:20
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The Melville Millionaires won their 5th game in a row as they were down 3-1 but would score 4 goals in the 3rd period to defeat the Weyburn Red Wings 5-3.
Allan Kilback led the way for the Mils with 2 goals including the game winner and empty netter while Ian McNulty, Alex Elliot and Daniel Orsborn would reply with the other Millionaires goals. Alex Wakaluk stopped 22 shots to get win number 24 on the season.
The Mils will return to action on Friday when they take on the Notre Dame Hounds in Fort Qu'Appelle at 7:30. GX94 will broadcast the game starting with the pregame at 7:20, pxp at 7:30 from the Fort Rexentre.
Mils' Wakaluk receives SJHL Goalie of the Week Honours
Alex Wakaluk, Melville Millionaires
1993 G Alex Wakaluk (Bellevue AB) backstopped his team to a pair of wins on the road last week, allowing just one goal in Kindersley on Thursday and also just one the very next night in North Battleford. Overall, he turned away 59-of-61 shots (.966). The busiest goaltender in the SJHL this season, Wakaluk is now 23-15-and-2 with a 2.22-GAA and a .932-SPCT. He ranks first in minutes played, tied for first in wins, and second in shutouts (5) this season. He was also, recently, named SJHL Goaltender Of The Month for January.
1993 G Alex Wakaluk (Bellevue AB) backstopped his team to a pair of wins on the road last week, allowing just one goal in Kindersley on Thursday and also just one the very next night in North Battleford. Overall, he turned away 59-of-61 shots (.966). The busiest goaltender in the SJHL this season, Wakaluk is now 23-15-and-2 with a 2.22-GAA and a .932-SPCT. He ranks first in minutes played, tied for first in wins, and second in shutouts (5) this season. He was also, recently, named SJHL Goaltender Of The Month for January.
Monday, 4 February 2013
Terriers move up to 6th; Mils climb to 17th in CJHL's Weekly Top 20 Rankings
CJHL'S Weekly Top 20 Rankings for the week of Feb. 4th/13
1. Brooks Bandits (AJHL) (1)2. Minnesota Wilderness (SIJHL) (2)
3. Summerside Western Capitals (MHL) (3)
4. Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) (4)
5. Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL) (5)
6. Dauphin Kings (MJHL) (10)
7. Penticton Vees (BCHL) (12)
8. Yorkton Terriers (SJHL)(11)
9. Yarmouth Jr. 'A' Mariners (MHL) (7)
10. Humboldt Broncos (SJHL) (6)
11. Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL) (9)
12. Winnipeg Blues (MJHL) (14)
13. Truro Bearcats (MHL) (8)
14. Georgetown Raiders (OJHL) (13)
15. Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL) (15)
16. North Bay Trappers (NOJHL) (16)
17. Melville Millionaires (SJHL) (HM)
18. Camrose Kodiaks (AJHL) (NR)
19. Ottawa Jr. Senators (CCHL) (18)
20. College Francais de Longueuil (LHJAAAQ) (20)
Honourable Mention: Surrey Eagles (BCHL), OCN Blizzard (MJHL), North York Rangers (OJHL), Carleton Place Canadiens (CCHL), Amherst Ramblers (MHL
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Terriers capture 5th straight; Stamps fall on Saturday night.
Jeremy Johnson's hat trick and an assist helped push the Yorkton Terriers to their 5th straight victory a 7-2 decision over the Weyburn Red Wings.
Kailum Gervais, Tyler Giebel, Nathan Murray and Patrick Martens also scored for the Terriers who got 19 saves from Dawson McAuley for his 5th straight victory in the Terriers net.
The Terriers next action will be on Tuesday when they visit the Estevan Bruins at 7:30
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The Swan Valley Stampeders third period comeback came up a little bit short as they lost 4-3 to the OCN Blizzard.
Bo Sigurdson, Justin Valentino and Braydon McDonald scored in a losing cause.
The Stamps will return to action on Friday when they visit the Selkirk Steelers at 7:30.
Kailum Gervais, Tyler Giebel, Nathan Murray and Patrick Martens also scored for the Terriers who got 19 saves from Dawson McAuley for his 5th straight victory in the Terriers net.
The Terriers next action will be on Tuesday when they visit the Estevan Bruins at 7:30
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The Swan Valley Stampeders third period comeback came up a little bit short as they lost 4-3 to the OCN Blizzard.
Bo Sigurdson, Justin Valentino and Braydon McDonald scored in a losing cause.
The Stamps will return to action on Friday when they visit the Selkirk Steelers at 7:30.
Friday, 1 February 2013
Mils & Terriers both win their 4th straight game on Friday night
The Melville Millionaires won their 4th straight game on Friday night a 2-1 win over the Battlefords North Stars.
Nathan Boyer opened the scoring for the Mils just under 3 minutes into the 1st to give the Mils a 1-0 win after 1 period of play.
Michael Sagen would open the scoring in the middle frame on the Powerplay with a beauty goal top shelf on Connor Creech for his 11th goal to give the Mils a 2 goal lead. Kyle Hall would get the North Stars the scoreboard on the Powerplay to make it 2-1 and that's all the scoring in the game.
Alex Wakaluk was outstanding once again stopping 35 shots while Connor Creech stopped 31 in a losing cause.
The Mils will next be action on Tuesday when they visit the Weyburn Red Wings 7:30
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The Yorkton Terriers also won their 4th straight a 4-2 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds.
Tyler Giebel led the way with 2 goals while Curtis Oliver and Brenden Poncelet also scored for the Terriers who got 31 saves from Dawson McAuley in the victory.
The Terriers will get right back at it Saturday when they host the Weyburn Red Wings 7:30 FAA
Nathan Boyer opened the scoring for the Mils just under 3 minutes into the 1st to give the Mils a 1-0 win after 1 period of play.
Michael Sagen would open the scoring in the middle frame on the Powerplay with a beauty goal top shelf on Connor Creech for his 11th goal to give the Mils a 2 goal lead. Kyle Hall would get the North Stars the scoreboard on the Powerplay to make it 2-1 and that's all the scoring in the game.
Alex Wakaluk was outstanding once again stopping 35 shots while Connor Creech stopped 31 in a losing cause.
The Mils will next be action on Tuesday when they visit the Weyburn Red Wings 7:30
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The Yorkton Terriers also won their 4th straight a 4-2 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds.
Tyler Giebel led the way with 2 goals while Curtis Oliver and Brenden Poncelet also scored for the Terriers who got 31 saves from Dawson McAuley in the victory.
The Terriers will get right back at it Saturday when they host the Weyburn Red Wings 7:30 FAA
Mils' Wakaluk named SJHL Goalie of the Month for January
SJHL GOALTENDER OF THE MONTH
Alex Wakaluk, Melville Millionaires 1993 G Alex Wakaluk (Bellevue AB) came back after Christmas and elevated his game to a new level by posting a 7-and-2 record to go along with a 1.66-GAA and .946-SPCT. He also posted a pair of shutouts in a month that saw him allow no more than three goals in any one start. He hasn’t allowed more than two in seven consecutive appearances. For the season, Wakaluk ranks first in minutes played, tied for first in shutouts, tied for first in wins, third in goals against average, and second in save percentage. (22-15-2, 2.25, .931, 5SO).
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