The Melville Prairie Fire of the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey
League held another successful Face-Off against Cancer game this past Sunday
when they hosted the Weyburn Gold Wings at the Horizon Credit Union Center.
The Prairie Fire came out on top in the game 1-0, but Prairie Fire Head Coach Casey O'Brien says the score on this
day was secondary as the hockey club was able to raise a good chunk of money for
two worthy causes.
"Give credit to the girls and everybody involved for all their hardwork this weekend, we were able to raise just over $12,600, little bit over 3 thousand dollars for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and just over $9600 for 5 year old Austin Hollinger and his family as he has 9 more months of treatment here"
Hollinger was diagnosed with brain cancer this past year.
Although he underwent a successful surgery to remove the tumour, Austin
was left with Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome, causing partial paralysis.
Austin continues to fight to regain his ability to walk, talk and eat on
his own.
O'Brien adds the game and the event wouldn't be possible without everyone coming together.
"We can't thank everybody enough from everybody's donations and purchases, to my wife who oversaw the fundraising aspect, to the parents, staff and players of the organization stepping up, it was just all in all and outstanding event and weekend to apart of", O'Brien adds.
Melville Prairie Head Coach Casey O'Brien chats about their successful Cancer Benefit Game this past Sunday
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Wednesday, 31 October 2018
Melville Millionaires Coaches Show - Oct 31st edition
Tuesday, 30 October 2018
Tripp's 2 goals leads Swan Valley to 7th straight W in the Local Oct. 30th MJHL/SJHL Recap
The Swan Valley Stampeders ran their winning streak to 7 games on Tuesday night as they held on for a 4-3 victory over the Dauphin Kings at the Centennial Arena.
The Stamps struck first just 8:30 into the 1st period, Quintin Sudom would extend his goal streak to 5 games with an absolute snipe over top of the right shoulder of Brennan Kitchen for his 9th of the season to give the home team a 1-0 lead. The Kings would respond just under 6 minutes later as they would capitalize on a Stampeder turnover and Carter Sawchuk would take a feed from Sammy Mouland in the slot and beat Jackson Hjelle five-hole, for his 5th to make it even at 1-1 after 20 minutes. Shots were 11-6 Dauphin after 20 minutes.
Brad Goethals would regain the Stamps their one goal lead just 34 seconds into the 2nd period, with his 6th of the year to make it 2-1. Then just 1:06 later, the MJHL's leading scorer Josh Tripp (pictured above) would notch home his 1st of 2 goals in the period to give Swan their first two goal lead at 3-1. But just a short time later, Mitchell Joss would respond for the Kings as his long shot from the side would beat Jackson Hjelle short side to cut the visitors to within one. Tripp would add his 2nd with just 1:47 left in the middle frame as he beat Kitchen top-shelf once again for his 9th of the year to give the Stamps a 4-2 lead after 2 periods.
The Kings would strike with the only goal in the 3rd for either side as Eamonn Miller would pounce on a loose puck short-handed and go top shelf on the Stamps' net minder for his 1st as a King but thats as close as Dauphin would get.
Jackson Hjelle made 25 saves on 28 shots to earn his 3rd win of the season while Kings' netminder Brennan Kitchen made 32 stops in the loss.
The Stamps with the win improved to 12-2-1 on the season, and move into sole possession of 1st place in the MJHL standings at 25 points , one point ahead of the Portage Terriers.
Swan Valley's next game will be on Saturday night when they visit the Dauphin Kings at Credit Union Place. The Kings' next action is on Friday night when they entertain the Winkler Flyers.
Elsewhere in the MJHL,
Winkler 4 Winnipeg 3 (OT)
Virden 3 Selkirk 6
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In the SJHL,
The Melville Millionaires and Yorkton Terriers both fell on Tuesday night.
Aidan Steinke and Montana Streit scored for the Mils but they fell on the road, 3-2 in Wilcox against the Notre Dame Hounds.
Meanwhile in Yorkton, the Terriers got 2 goals from Jared Legien but it wasn't enough as they dropped a 7-2 decision to the Nipawin Hawks at the FAA.
The Mils will return to the ice on Friday night when they visit the Humboldt Broncos. GX94 will broadcast the game with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:20, pxp begins at 7:30 from the Elgar Peterson Arena.
Other game in the SJHL,
La Ronge 3 Battlefords 8
Melville Millionaires/Humboldt Broncos swap forwards
The Melville Millionaires have completed a trade with the Humboldt Broncos.
The Mils have dealt 19 year old forward Logan Foster to the Broncos in exchange for 18 year old F Luke Spadafora.
Spadafora, a Calgary product had 3 goals, 11 assists for 14 points in 17 games with the Broncos this season.
Meanwhile Foster, who hails from Kamsack had 9 points in 14 games with the Moneymen after starting the year with the WHL's Swift Current Broncos.
SJHL/MJHL Showcase returns for its 2nd edition this January in Regina
The Saskatchewan Jr A Hockey League (SJHL) is once again announcing the SJHL/MJHL showcase.
Logan Fraser Director of marking and communications with the SJHL and event organizer says “ The league is extremely excited to host the 2nd annual event. This year we plan to have the same entertainment value with live streaming, broadcasting, large LED screens throughout the rink and of course many scouts in attendance. We welcome and encourage the public to come out and watch some elite hockey”.
The Showcase will be held at the Co-operators Center in Regina, January 14th and 15th, 2019.
The Showcase will feature 3 teams from each league made up with the top 60 players in the SJHL and in the MJHL. The 3 teams representing each league will consist of players aged 16 to 20 who will be selected by the coaches from their respective leagues.
One team will be comprised of players who are 18 and under and two teams will be made up of players who are 20 and under. All teams will play 2 games.
“The inaugural Showcase was a very positive event for both leagues in many ways,” MJHL Director of Operations Kevin Saurette said. “Most importantly it allowed the athletes the opportunity to showcase themselves in a highly competitive environment in front of many scouts and coaches from all levels.”
Kim Davis, the Commissioner of the Manitoba Jr A Hockey League stated, “The MJHL is extremely excited about the opportunity to once again collaborate with the SJHL for this Showcase and to further build off the on and off-ice success of last year’s event”.
President of the SJHL Bill Chow “The SJHL is extremely excited about the opportunity to collaborate with the MJHL by showcasing the top players in our leagues in a new event that gives our players a chance to showcase their skills and abilities for Scouts from all higher levels of hockey. None of this could take place without the aid of our sponsors”.
President of the Saskatchewan Jr A Hockey League Bill Chow, would like to recognize the SJHL/MJHL Showcase sponsors, Sask-Milk, Regina Hotel Association; Nufab Building Products, Kevin Bassendowski Agencies, Ramada Plaza Regina and Youngs Equipment.
(SJHL Press Release)
Waywayseecappo Wolverines Coaches Show - Oct. 30th edition
On this weeks Wayway Wolverines Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Taylor Harnett talks about the weekend split against Winkler and Portage, previews Wednesday's Halloween matchup with OCN and about Sunday's trade with Selkirk.
Monday, 29 October 2018
Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show - Oct 29th edition
In this weeks "Minute Muffler & Brake" Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show , Head Coach/GM Mat Hehr recaps Saturday's loss in Melville, his teams stance through 15 games, and previews Tuesday's game vs. Nipawin
**Also Terriers Director of Marketing/Public Relations Ryan Kormos joins for a short chat about Tuesday's Halloween game.
Sunday, 28 October 2018
Millionaires and Wolverines make Sunday Trades
The Melville Millionaires have dealt 20 year old forward Dayton Heino to the MJHL's Neepawa Natives in exchange for 19 year old F John Elliot.
Heino, a Minnedosa MB product had 73 points in 134 career games with the Millionaires including 3 goal, 4 assists in 7 points in 16 games this season.
Meanwhile for Elliot who hails from Lakewood, California had 2 points in 8 games with the MJHL club.
Last season with the AJHL's Drayton Valley Thunder he had 25 points in 54 games.
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The Waywayseecappo Wolverines traded 20 year old D Brady Pupp to the Selkirk Steelers for defenceman prospects Ethan McColm (02) and Jack Stewart (01).
McColm (Oakbank, MB) has 4 points in 10 games with the Eastman Selects Midget AAA this season while Stewart (Winnipeg MB) is currently with the Winnipeg Thrashers Midget AAA and has 2 points in 10 games.
Meanwhile Pupp, a native of Calgary AB had 2 goals, 4 assists for 6 points in 15 games with the Wolverines this season.
Busy weekend for Local Sports
SJHL
The Melville Millionaires split their two games this past weekend.
On Friday night, Colby Entz (pictured above) made 33 saves but the Mils fell on home ice to the defending champion Nipawin Hawks 2-0.
Cole Beamin and former Yorkton Terrier Austen Flaman had the Hawks' goals.
Then on Saturday night, the Moneymen held on for a 5-4 victory over the Yorkton Terriers.
Josh Borynec had 1G 2A to lead the Mils while Aidan Steinke, Max McPeak, Jaden Shewchuk and Tristan Shewchuk also scored.
Colby Entz made 28 saves to get his 1st victory of the season.
Karstin McDonald, Chantz Petruic, Cole Keenleyside and Cody Bruchkowski replied for the Terriers who got 30 saves from Ryan Ouelette in the loss.
The next game for the Melville Millionaires will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Notre Dame Hounds at 8PM while the next action for the Terriers will also be on Tuesday when they entertain the Nipawin Hawks.
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MJHL
Swan Valley Stampeders
The Swan Valley Stampeders won both of their home match-ups this past weekend.
Justin Svenson and Josh Tripp had 2 goals 1 assist on Friday night to lead the Stamps to a 7-4 win over the Winnipeg Blues.
Kasyn Kruse, Quintin Sudom and Jaden Townsned also scored while Michael Davis made 27 saves to earn the victory.
Meanwhile on Saturday, the Stamps got 1G 2A from Matt Osadick (pictured above) and Brad Goethals as they defeated the Blues 7-3.
Michael Davis made 29 saves to earn his 9th victory of the season while Kasyn Kruse, Jaden Townsend, Josh Maucieri and Morgan Venne scored singles for Swan.
The Stampeders' next action will be on Tuesday night when they host the Dauphin Kings. GX94 will broadcast the game with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame begins at 7:20, pxp starts at 7:30 from the Centennial Arena in Swan River.
Waywayseecappo Wolverines
The Wayway Wolverines got the overtime winner on the PP from Morgan Poirier as they defeated the Winkler Flyers 3-2 on Saturday night.
Trygve Many Guns had 1G 1A also for the Wolverines who got their other goal from Michael Heitkamp.
Isaac Labelle earned his 9th victory of the season making 17 saves on 19 shots.
The Wolverines will wrap up their weekend on Sunday when they host the Portage Terriers at 6PM MB time.
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High School Football Playoffs
Moose Jaw 3A 12-Man Football League Final
Yorkton Regional Raider Gridders 46 Moose Jaw Central Cyclones 17
**(Raider Gridders will now host Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney in the Provincial Semi-Final on Saturday at 1PM from Kinsmen Century Field)
2A 9-Man Football Quarter-Finals
Delisle Rebels over Melville Cobras 83-14
Indian Head Broncs over Tisdale 83-0
Foam Lake Panthers over Rosetown 48-14
(Foam Lake will now host Indian Head in Saturday's Semi-Final)
3A 9-Man Semi-Final
Martensville beat Esterhazy Warriors 47-26
John Paul II (North Battlefords) over Broadview Bandits 77-6
1A 6-Man Quarter-Finals
Carrot River over Cupar 64-12
(Carrot River will now play Hanley in Semi-Finals on Saturday)
Southey over Porcupine Plain 77-53
(Southey now travels to face Hafford on Saturday for the Semi-Finals)
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High School Soccer
2A Boys Championships in North Battlefords
The Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints captured the Provincial title after a 3-2 win over Moose Jaw Central in the Gold Medal game.
3A Boys Championships in Saskatoon
The Yorkton Regional Raiders fell in the Consolation Championship game, 2-0 to Saskatoon Aden Bowman.
Melville Millionaires/Yorkton Terriers
The Melville Millionaires split their two games this past weekend.
On Friday night, Colby Entz (pictured above) made 33 saves but the Mils fell on home ice to the defending champion Nipawin Hawks 2-0.
Cole Beamin and former Yorkton Terrier Austen Flaman had the Hawks' goals.
Then on Saturday night, the Moneymen held on for a 5-4 victory over the Yorkton Terriers.
Josh Borynec had 1G 2A to lead the Mils while Aidan Steinke, Max McPeak, Jaden Shewchuk and Tristan Shewchuk also scored.
Colby Entz made 28 saves to get his 1st victory of the season.
Karstin McDonald, Chantz Petruic, Cole Keenleyside and Cody Bruchkowski replied for the Terriers who got 30 saves from Ryan Ouelette in the loss.
The next game for the Melville Millionaires will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Notre Dame Hounds at 8PM while the next action for the Terriers will also be on Tuesday when they entertain the Nipawin Hawks.
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MJHL
Swan Valley Stampeders
The Swan Valley Stampeders won both of their home match-ups this past weekend.
Justin Svenson and Josh Tripp had 2 goals 1 assist on Friday night to lead the Stamps to a 7-4 win over the Winnipeg Blues.
Kasyn Kruse, Quintin Sudom and Jaden Townsned also scored while Michael Davis made 27 saves to earn the victory.
Meanwhile on Saturday, the Stamps got 1G 2A from Matt Osadick (pictured above) and Brad Goethals as they defeated the Blues 7-3.
Michael Davis made 29 saves to earn his 9th victory of the season while Kasyn Kruse, Jaden Townsend, Josh Maucieri and Morgan Venne scored singles for Swan.
The Stampeders' next action will be on Tuesday night when they host the Dauphin Kings. GX94 will broadcast the game with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame begins at 7:20, pxp starts at 7:30 from the Centennial Arena in Swan River.
Waywayseecappo Wolverines
The Wayway Wolverines got the overtime winner on the PP from Morgan Poirier as they defeated the Winkler Flyers 3-2 on Saturday night.
Trygve Many Guns had 1G 1A also for the Wolverines who got their other goal from Michael Heitkamp.
Isaac Labelle earned his 9th victory of the season making 17 saves on 19 shots.
The Wolverines will wrap up their weekend on Sunday when they host the Portage Terriers at 6PM MB time.
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High School Football Playoffs
Moose Jaw 3A 12-Man Football League Final
Yorkton Regional Raider Gridders 46 Moose Jaw Central Cyclones 17
**(Raider Gridders will now host Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney in the Provincial Semi-Final on Saturday at 1PM from Kinsmen Century Field)
2A 9-Man Football Quarter-Finals
Delisle Rebels over Melville Cobras 83-14
Indian Head Broncs over Tisdale 83-0
Foam Lake Panthers over Rosetown 48-14
(Foam Lake will now host Indian Head in Saturday's Semi-Final)
3A 9-Man Semi-Final
Martensville beat Esterhazy Warriors 47-26
John Paul II (North Battlefords) over Broadview Bandits 77-6
1A 6-Man Quarter-Finals
Carrot River over Cupar 64-12
(Carrot River will now play Hanley in Semi-Finals on Saturday)
Southey over Porcupine Plain 77-53
(Southey now travels to face Hafford on Saturday for the Semi-Finals)
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High School Soccer
2A Boys Championships in North Battlefords
The Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints captured the Provincial title after a 3-2 win over Moose Jaw Central in the Gold Medal game.
3A Boys Championships in Saskatoon
The Yorkton Regional Raiders fell in the Consolation Championship game, 2-0 to Saskatoon Aden Bowman.
Friday, 26 October 2018
Swan Valley Stampeders Coaches Show - Oct 26th
In this weeks Swan Valley Stampeders Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Barry Wolff recaps Tuesday's win in Virden, preview's this weekend's couple home games with Winnipeg and about home ice success.
Melville's Sies named Sask Sport's Athlete of the Month for September
Fresh off a collegiate national championship team victory Melville’s Chloe Sies is being honoured by Sask Sport Inc.
Sies, 19, was named the Sask Sport Athlete of the Month for September by the amateur sports governing body on Oct. 23. She was the winner of the Alberta Collegiate Athletic Conference (ACAC) Women’s North Regional Golf Championship at the Lac La Biche Golf Club on Sept. 16.
Her team, the Red Deer Queens claimed their first national title this past weekend. Sies finished second on her team and sixth overall in the event in Medicine Hat.
Sies was nominated for the Sask Sport honour by Golf Saskatchewan.
(Golf Sask Release)
Sies, 19, was named the Sask Sport Athlete of the Month for September by the amateur sports governing body on Oct. 23. She was the winner of the Alberta Collegiate Athletic Conference (ACAC) Women’s North Regional Golf Championship at the Lac La Biche Golf Club on Sept. 16.
Her team, the Red Deer Queens claimed their first national title this past weekend. Sies finished second on her team and sixth overall in the event in Medicine Hat.
Sies was nominated for the Sask Sport honour by Golf Saskatchewan.
(Golf Sask Release)
Thursday, 25 October 2018
Big Weekend of Curling in Wadena this weekend
Two-time
Olympian and Olympic Gold Medalist, Marc Kennedy headlines 4 big name curlers
set to visit Wadena this weekend.
The weekend features a Friday Fundraiser, Saturday Curling Clinic, Saturday Celebrity Skips Games, and Sunday Junior Mini-Bonspiel. Marc will be joined by Saskatchewan Curling Legends Jan Betker, Gerald Shymko and Pat Simmons.
All 4 celebrity curlers will be at the Saturday 6:30 Meet and Greet and Celebrity Skips Event the Wadena Curling Club.
The Celebrities will skip 3 fans and will play each other in a 2-end round robin schedule starting about at 7:15. The event is free admission with a silver plate collection for Wadena Junior Curling and the general public can earn their way onto any celebrity skips team at the Wadena Health Action Group Auction event this Friday evening at the Wadena Hall. Check out the Health Action Groups Facebook Page for details
Marc will also be joined by Pat Simmons for a Saturday 9-5:30 Curling Clinic in Wadena with some of the latest clinic technology available.
Spots are still available for the clinic for Adults or Juniors by contacting Scott Comfort at 306-338-9632 by Friday at 5:00PM or visiting the clubs Facebook Page.
The weekend features a Friday Fundraiser, Saturday Curling Clinic, Saturday Celebrity Skips Games, and Sunday Junior Mini-Bonspiel. Marc will be joined by Saskatchewan Curling Legends Jan Betker, Gerald Shymko and Pat Simmons.
All 4 celebrity curlers will be at the Saturday 6:30 Meet and Greet and Celebrity Skips Event the Wadena Curling Club.
The Celebrities will skip 3 fans and will play each other in a 2-end round robin schedule starting about at 7:15. The event is free admission with a silver plate collection for Wadena Junior Curling and the general public can earn their way onto any celebrity skips team at the Wadena Health Action Group Auction event this Friday evening at the Wadena Hall. Check out the Health Action Groups Facebook Page for details
Marc will also be joined by Pat Simmons for a Saturday 9-5:30 Curling Clinic in Wadena with some of the latest clinic technology available.
Spots are still available for the clinic for Adults or Juniors by contacting Scott Comfort at 306-338-9632 by Friday at 5:00PM or visiting the clubs Facebook Page.
Kennedy
will have a busy couple days speaking to nearby schools Friday afternoon, doing
a short clinic with the Wadena school curling programs, speaking at the HAG
Auction, running the Curling Clinic, the Saturday Evening 6:30-7:15 Meet at
Greet, and finally the Celebrity Skips Games set to start at 7:15.
-The
Health Action Group Auction and Dinner is $25 for Advanced tickets and $35 a
plate at the door
-Clinic
9:00-5:30 Saturday also featuring Pat Simmons: $100 for the day including
lunch.
-Saturday
at 6:30 the Meet and Greet/Celeb Skips games: free admission with a Silver Plate
collection for Wadena Junior Curling.
collection for Wadena Junior Curling.
-Saturday
6:30 Appetizer specials at Wadena Curling Club.
-Sunday
Junior Developmental Bonspiel with Instructors and Coaches on the ice.
$50 per team for two games ($50 per win)
(Submitted)
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Yorkton Raider Gridders Coaches Show - Oct 25th edition
In this weeks Yorkton Raider Gridders Coaches Show, Head Coach Roby Sharpe & Safety/Running back Tyler Harasymuk stop by to recap their Semi-Final win over MJ Peacock and preview the league final this Saturday vs. MJ Central Cyclones.
Wednesday, 24 October 2018
Stamps win; Mils lose in the Oct 23rd SJHL/MJHL Recap
SJHL
The Melville Millionaires dropped their 5th straight game on Tuesday night, losing on the road 6-1 to the Notre Dame Hounds at the Duncan McNeil Arena.
The Hounds wouldn't take long to get on the board in the 1st as Nolan Renwick would snipe home his 4th of the season just 50 seconds in to make it 1-0. Noah Bankowski would add to the Hounds lead with a nice deflection on Hardy Wagner point shot on the powerplay to make it a two goal advantage. Before the first buzzer would go off, the home team would add another go with the man advantage as Charles Martin's point shot would beat Berk Berkeliev to make it 3-0 Notre Dame after 1 period. Shots were 10-10.
Notre Dame would add a couple more in the 2nd as Cole Stevenson would bang home his 4th of the season past the Mils netminder just 7:44 into the middle frame to make it 4-0. Then with 1:37 left in the second, Tanner Tarbell would get a loose puck just outside the crease area and slip it top shelf for his fourth on the PP to give the Hounds a 5 goal lead after 40 minues.
In the 3rd, they would add to their lead as Captain Jared Hamm with a nice finish would snipe home his 7th to make it 6-0. But then just 1:10 later the Mils would break the goose egg as Logan Foster would rip home his 2nd of the year pas Riley Kohonick off a nice face-off win by Aidan Steinke to make it a 6-1 game.
Riley Kohonick made 32 saves in the Hounds' net to earn his 2nd victory of the season while 18 year old Mils' netminder Berk Berkeliev turned aside 21 of 27 shots in the losing cause.
The Mils' will next be in action on Friday night when they host the Nipawin Hawks before welcoming the Yorkton Terriers for a rescheduled game on Saturday evening.
Mils Coaches Show/Post Game with Devin Windle
Elsewhere in the SJHL,
Weyburn Red Wings 5 Melfort Mustangs 6
Estevan Bruins 0 Nipawin Hawks 2
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MJHL
The Swan Valley Stampeders scored two goals, 9 seconds apart from Josh Tripp and Quintin Sudom early in the 3rd period which proved to be the difference as they won their 4th straight, 3-1 over the Virden Oil Capitals.
Bradly Goethals had the other goal for the Stamps into the empty net while Michael Davis turned aisde 29 shots for his 7th victory of the season.
The Stamps will now head back to home ice this Friday and Saturday against the Winnipeg Blues.
The Stampeders also swung a trade on Tuesday, dealing 19 year old G Ethan Peterson to the Portage Terriers in exchange for future considerations.
The Park River, ND product played in 20 games with the Stamps last season compiling a 11-5 record with a 2.52GAA and 0.925SV% while also netting 2 shutouts.
Peterson began the year with NAHL's Corpus Christi Ice Rays.
Other Tuesday MJHL game,
Selkirk 7 Winnipeg 6
The Melville Millionaires dropped their 5th straight game on Tuesday night, losing on the road 6-1 to the Notre Dame Hounds at the Duncan McNeil Arena.
The Hounds wouldn't take long to get on the board in the 1st as Nolan Renwick would snipe home his 4th of the season just 50 seconds in to make it 1-0. Noah Bankowski would add to the Hounds lead with a nice deflection on Hardy Wagner point shot on the powerplay to make it a two goal advantage. Before the first buzzer would go off, the home team would add another go with the man advantage as Charles Martin's point shot would beat Berk Berkeliev to make it 3-0 Notre Dame after 1 period. Shots were 10-10.
Notre Dame would add a couple more in the 2nd as Cole Stevenson would bang home his 4th of the season past the Mils netminder just 7:44 into the middle frame to make it 4-0. Then with 1:37 left in the second, Tanner Tarbell would get a loose puck just outside the crease area and slip it top shelf for his fourth on the PP to give the Hounds a 5 goal lead after 40 minues.
In the 3rd, they would add to their lead as Captain Jared Hamm with a nice finish would snipe home his 7th to make it 6-0. But then just 1:10 later the Mils would break the goose egg as Logan Foster would rip home his 2nd of the year pas Riley Kohonick off a nice face-off win by Aidan Steinke to make it a 6-1 game.
Riley Kohonick made 32 saves in the Hounds' net to earn his 2nd victory of the season while 18 year old Mils' netminder Berk Berkeliev turned aside 21 of 27 shots in the losing cause.
The Mils' will next be in action on Friday night when they host the Nipawin Hawks before welcoming the Yorkton Terriers for a rescheduled game on Saturday evening.
Mils Coaches Show/Post Game with Devin Windle
Elsewhere in the SJHL,
Weyburn Red Wings 5 Melfort Mustangs 6
Estevan Bruins 0 Nipawin Hawks 2
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MJHL
The Swan Valley Stampeders scored two goals, 9 seconds apart from Josh Tripp and Quintin Sudom early in the 3rd period which proved to be the difference as they won their 4th straight, 3-1 over the Virden Oil Capitals.
Bradly Goethals had the other goal for the Stamps into the empty net while Michael Davis turned aisde 29 shots for his 7th victory of the season.
The Stamps will now head back to home ice this Friday and Saturday against the Winnipeg Blues.
The Stampeders also swung a trade on Tuesday, dealing 19 year old G Ethan Peterson to the Portage Terriers in exchange for future considerations.
The Park River, ND product played in 20 games with the Stamps last season compiling a 11-5 record with a 2.52GAA and 0.925SV% while also netting 2 shutouts.
Peterson began the year with NAHL's Corpus Christi Ice Rays.
Other Tuesday MJHL game,
Selkirk 7 Winnipeg 6
Tuesday, 23 October 2018
Waywayseecappo Wolverines Coaches Show- Oct 23rd edition
On this weeks Wayway Wolverines Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Taylor Harnett talks about the teams 4 game winless streak and previews Wednesday's contest with Neepawa
Yorkton products Kaeden and Keenan Taphorn dealt to Moose Jaw from the Kootenay Ice
Moose Jaw Warriors General Manager Alan Millar has
announced the acquisition of forwards Keenan (2000) and Kaeden Taphorn
(2000) from the Kootenay ICE in exchange for forward Nick Bowman (2000)
and a 6th round pick in 2021.
Keenan Taphorn (RW), 6’1, 175lbs, was originally drafted by the ICE in the 2nd round, 34th overall, at the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft and in 11 games this season he has one goal and two points. In 142 regular season games, he has 11 goals, 21 assists, and 32 points.
Kaeden Taphorn, (LW), 6’1, 180lbs, was originally selected by Vancouver in the 3rd round, 47th overall, at the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft and was acquired by the ICE in January 2016. In 11 games this season he has one goal and three points and in 123 regular season games, he has 11 goals, 13 assists, and 24 points.
The Yorkton products are expected to make their Warriors debut Wednesday against the Prince Albert Raiders.
(MJ Warriors Press Release)
Keenan Taphorn (RW), 6’1, 175lbs, was originally drafted by the ICE in the 2nd round, 34th overall, at the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft and in 11 games this season he has one goal and two points. In 142 regular season games, he has 11 goals, 21 assists, and 32 points.
Kaeden Taphorn, (LW), 6’1, 180lbs, was originally selected by Vancouver in the 3rd round, 47th overall, at the 2015 WHL Bantam Draft and was acquired by the ICE in January 2016. In 11 games this season he has one goal and three points and in 123 regular season games, he has 11 goals, 13 assists, and 24 points.
The Yorkton products are expected to make their Warriors debut Wednesday against the Prince Albert Raiders.
(MJ Warriors Press Release)
Melville Prairie Fire "Cancer Benefit Game" set for this Sunday!
The Melville Prairie Fire invite you to join them for their annual Cancer Benefit game which will take place on Sunday at 4PM when they face off with the Weyburn Gold Wings at the Horizon Credit Union Centre.
The Prairie Fire continues in the tradition of raising funds for Breast Cancer through a progressive 50/50. In addition, they have also decided to assist a family in need directly in the Melville community.
The Prairie Fire continues in the tradition of raising funds for Breast Cancer through a progressive 50/50. In addition, they have also decided to assist a family in need directly in the Melville community.
Five year old Austin Hollinger was diagnosed with brain cancer this past year. Although he underwent a successful surgery to remove the tumour, Austin was left with Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome, causing partial paralysis. Austin continues to fight to regain his ability to walk talk and eat on his own.
Game events will include a silent auction, door donations, and a puck toss.
Admission is through a silver plate donation.
For more information or to donate please contact Ally at 306-434-6710 or Head Coach Casey O'Brien at 306-607-9013
Admission is through a silver plate donation.
For more information or to donate please contact Ally at 306-434-6710 or Head Coach Casey O'Brien at 306-607-9013
Monday, 22 October 2018
Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show - Oct 22nd edition
In this weeks "Minute Muffler & Brake" Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show , Head Coach/GM Mat Hehr recaps the weekend split in Flin Flon and previews Saturday's showdown in Melville.
Rama's Dubas named SJHL DEFENSEMAN OF THE WEEK:
Dubas (Rama SK) had his best offensive week as a junior, scoring a goal and three assists in three games played as the Terriers continued their winning ways, picking up victories in two of the three games. Dubas had two apples in a win over Notre Dame on Wednesday and then scored on Friday as the Terriers fell in the first of two at the Whitney Forum. Dubas then had an assist on Saturday in a 5-4 win. For the year, he has 1-goal and 5-assists in 14-games and is well on pace to set career highs, offensively, in his third year as a Terrier.
(SJHL.ca)
Local Recap of SHSAA Regional Soccer Championships
The Saskatchewan High School Regional Soccer Championships were held this past weekend.
In the 2A Boys Championships in Kipling, the Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints captured the Gold Medal after a 12-2 win over the Notre Dame Hounds.
The Saints now advance to the 2A Boys Provincials this weekend in North Battleford.
In the 3A Boys Championships in Regina, after a 8-0 win over Balgonie in their first game, the Yorkton Raiders fell in the Championship game 3-0 to the Swift Current Colts.
In the 2A Girls Championships in Yorkton, Gold Medal Game had Saskatoon Marian Graham blanked Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney 1-Nil.
In the 2A Boys Championships in Kipling, the Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints captured the Gold Medal after a 12-2 win over the Notre Dame Hounds.
The Saints now advance to the 2A Boys Provincials this weekend in North Battleford.
In the 3A Boys Championships in Regina, after a 8-0 win over Balgonie in their first game, the Yorkton Raiders fell in the Championship game 3-0 to the Swift Current Colts.
In the 2A Girls Championships in Yorkton, Gold Medal Game had Saskatoon Marian Graham blanked Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney 1-Nil.
Sunday, 21 October 2018
Swan Valley Stampeders hire Kirkup as Director of Scouting
The Swan Valley Stampeders are pleased to announce the appointment of Mitchell Kirkup as Director of Scouting.
Kirkup, a former Stampeders player and scout, is currently in his 10th season scouting in the MJHL and 9th with the Spokane Chiefs of the WHL.
In his role with the Stampeders, Kirkup will lead and direct all scouting activities for the team.
The entire Stampeders organization would like to welcome Mitchell Kirkup back to the team and look forward to his valued contributions to the team’s success.
(Stamps Press Release)
Oct 20th MJHL/SJHL Local Recap
MJHL
The Swan Valley Stampeders' won their 3rd straight on Saturday night, hammering the Winnipeg Blues 7-1.
Bradly Goethals led the way for Swan with 2G 1A while Matt Osadick and Quintin Sudom had 1G 1A.
Flynn Perry, Campbell Balk, and Josh Tripp had singles for Swan who got a 20 save victory from Michael Davis.
Griffin Chwaliboga had the lone marker for the Blues.
The Stamps' next game will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Virden Oil Capitals.
Meanwhile,
The Wayway Wolverines for the 2nd straight night lost a close one to the Dauphin Kings this time by a 1-0 score at Credit Union Place.
Wolverines lost 3-2 to Dauphin on home ice on Friday.
Braydn Smelski had the GWG for the Kings while Brennan Kitchen made 24 saves for the shutout.
Issac Labelle made 24 stops on 25 shots in the loss for Wayway.
Wolverines next action will be on Wednesday night when they visit the Neepawa Natives at 7:30PM MB time.
Other MJHL scores:
Selkirk 5 Neepawa 4 (OT)
OCN 0 Steinbach 6
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SJHL
The Yorkton Terriers used a 4 goal third period to lead them to a 5-4 win over the Flin Flon Bombers at the Whitney Forum.
It's the Terriers first win in Flin Flon since February of 2014.
Cody Bruchkowski had 2 goals to pace the Terriers while Jared Legien, Mason Mullaney and Quin Hobbs also scored.
Brandson Hein led the Bombers' offence with his league leading 16th and 17th goals of the season.
Ryan Ouellette made 30 saves on 34 shots to backstop the Terriers to victory.
The Terriers will return to the ice on Saturday night when they visit the Melville Millionaires at 7:30. (This is make up game from the postponement back on Thanksgiving weekend.)
Elsewhere,
The Melville Millionaires dropped a 6-3 road decision to the Humboldt Broncos.
Michael Clarke led the way with 2G 2A for the Broncos in the win.
Josh Borynec, Logan Foster and Jaden Shewchuk scored for the Mils while Colby Entz made 32 saves in the loss.
The Mils next action will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Notre Dame Hounds. GX94 will broadcast the game with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:50 pxp begins at 8PM from the Duncan McNeill Arena.
Others Scores:
Nipawin 1 Estevan 4
La Ronge 3 Kindersley 4
Melfort 5 Weyburn 3
The Swan Valley Stampeders' won their 3rd straight on Saturday night, hammering the Winnipeg Blues 7-1.
Bradly Goethals led the way for Swan with 2G 1A while Matt Osadick and Quintin Sudom had 1G 1A.
Flynn Perry, Campbell Balk, and Josh Tripp had singles for Swan who got a 20 save victory from Michael Davis.
Griffin Chwaliboga had the lone marker for the Blues.
The Stamps' next game will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Virden Oil Capitals.
Meanwhile,
The Wayway Wolverines for the 2nd straight night lost a close one to the Dauphin Kings this time by a 1-0 score at Credit Union Place.
Wolverines lost 3-2 to Dauphin on home ice on Friday.
Braydn Smelski had the GWG for the Kings while Brennan Kitchen made 24 saves for the shutout.
Issac Labelle made 24 stops on 25 shots in the loss for Wayway.
Wolverines next action will be on Wednesday night when they visit the Neepawa Natives at 7:30PM MB time.
Other MJHL scores:
Selkirk 5 Neepawa 4 (OT)
OCN 0 Steinbach 6
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SJHL
The Yorkton Terriers used a 4 goal third period to lead them to a 5-4 win over the Flin Flon Bombers at the Whitney Forum.
It's the Terriers first win in Flin Flon since February of 2014.
Cody Bruchkowski had 2 goals to pace the Terriers while Jared Legien, Mason Mullaney and Quin Hobbs also scored.
Brandson Hein led the Bombers' offence with his league leading 16th and 17th goals of the season.
Ryan Ouellette made 30 saves on 34 shots to backstop the Terriers to victory.
The Terriers will return to the ice on Saturday night when they visit the Melville Millionaires at 7:30. (This is make up game from the postponement back on Thanksgiving weekend.)
Elsewhere,
The Melville Millionaires dropped a 6-3 road decision to the Humboldt Broncos.
Michael Clarke led the way with 2G 2A for the Broncos in the win.
Josh Borynec, Logan Foster and Jaden Shewchuk scored for the Mils while Colby Entz made 32 saves in the loss.
The Mils next action will be on Tuesday night when they visit the Notre Dame Hounds. GX94 will broadcast the game with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:50 pxp begins at 8PM from the Duncan McNeill Arena.
Others Scores:
Nipawin 1 Estevan 4
La Ronge 3 Kindersley 4
Melfort 5 Weyburn 3
Saturday, 20 October 2018
Terriers' win streak snapped at 5 with road loss in Flin Flon
SJHL
The Yorkton Terriers had their 5 game win streak come to an end on Friday night as they fell 7-5 to the Flin Flon Bombers at the Whitney Forum.
The Bombers would get on the board first as Nate Hooper would finish off a nice passing play with Vincent Nardone and Chrystopher Collin for his 6th goal of the year to give them an early 1-0 lead just 5:46 into the game. But then in the late stages of the 1st period as they would respond with a couple from 20 year old Jared Legien, his 12th and 13th of the season's to give Yorkton a 2-1 advantage after 20 minutes
The home team would even it up at 2-2, 1:59 into the middle frame as Dawson McKenzie would snipe home his 3rd of the season. Then the Bombers would explode with 5 more in the 2nd, including two from SJHL leading scorer Brandson Hein while Caleb Franklin, Dawson McKenzie, Daylan Marchi and Vincent Nardone had singles.
The Terriers wouldn't go down without a fight in the 3rd. Just 49 seconds into the final frame, Cody Bruchkowski would snipe home his 5th of the season to cut the Terriers to within four. Just under 4 minutes later, Dino Antoniadis would re-direct home his 1st of the season to make it a 7-4 game. Then at the 8:16 mark of the 3rd, Cody Dubas' long point shot would beat a screened Jacob Delorme that made the game 7-5, but thats as close as the Terriers would get.
Delorme made 28 saves to earn the victory in the Bombers goal while Ben Laidlaw started for the Terrier and was pulled after allowing 6 goals on 25 shots while in relief Ryan Ouelette turned aside 19 of 20 Bomber shots.
The two teams will play the rematch tonight (Sat) at 7:30 MB time at the Whitney Forum
Elsewhere,
For the 2nd straight game, the Melville Millionaires earned a point but for the 2nd straight time they ended time losing as they fell on home ice in overtime, 3-2 to the Humboldt Broncos.
Luke Spadafora scored the game winner for the Broncos.
Damian Bentz and newcomer Josh Borynec scored for the Mils while Colby Entz made 27 saves in the loss.
The two teams will face off with each other once again tonight (Sat) at the Elgar Peterson Arena.
Other SJHL Scores:
Melfort 1 Estevan 5
Nipawin 4 Weyburn 0
Battlefords 9 La Ronge 6
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MJHL
The Waywayseecappo Wolverines dropped their 3rd straight game as they fell 3-2 on home ice to the Dauphin Kings.
George King, Avery Smith and Byron Fobair scored for the Kings.
Anthony Bilka scored both goals for the Wolverines.
The two teams will meet in Dauphin tonight (Sat) at 7:30PM MB time.
Meanwhile in Selkirk,
The Swan Valley Stampeders and Selkirk Steelers game was cancelled tied up at 3-3 due to ice problems in Selkirk.
The league will determine what the next steps will be to complete the game.
Josh Tripp, Matt Osadick and Justin Svenson had scored the goals for Swan.
The Stamps continue their road trip in Winnipeg on Saturday against the Blues.
Other Friday MJHL scores:
Winkler 1 OCN 0
The Yorkton Terriers had their 5 game win streak come to an end on Friday night as they fell 7-5 to the Flin Flon Bombers at the Whitney Forum.
The Bombers would get on the board first as Nate Hooper would finish off a nice passing play with Vincent Nardone and Chrystopher Collin for his 6th goal of the year to give them an early 1-0 lead just 5:46 into the game. But then in the late stages of the 1st period as they would respond with a couple from 20 year old Jared Legien, his 12th and 13th of the season's to give Yorkton a 2-1 advantage after 20 minutes
The home team would even it up at 2-2, 1:59 into the middle frame as Dawson McKenzie would snipe home his 3rd of the season. Then the Bombers would explode with 5 more in the 2nd, including two from SJHL leading scorer Brandson Hein while Caleb Franklin, Dawson McKenzie, Daylan Marchi and Vincent Nardone had singles.
The Terriers wouldn't go down without a fight in the 3rd. Just 49 seconds into the final frame, Cody Bruchkowski would snipe home his 5th of the season to cut the Terriers to within four. Just under 4 minutes later, Dino Antoniadis would re-direct home his 1st of the season to make it a 7-4 game. Then at the 8:16 mark of the 3rd, Cody Dubas' long point shot would beat a screened Jacob Delorme that made the game 7-5, but thats as close as the Terriers would get.
Delorme made 28 saves to earn the victory in the Bombers goal while Ben Laidlaw started for the Terrier and was pulled after allowing 6 goals on 25 shots while in relief Ryan Ouelette turned aside 19 of 20 Bomber shots.
The two teams will play the rematch tonight (Sat) at 7:30 MB time at the Whitney Forum
Elsewhere,
For the 2nd straight game, the Melville Millionaires earned a point but for the 2nd straight time they ended time losing as they fell on home ice in overtime, 3-2 to the Humboldt Broncos.
Luke Spadafora scored the game winner for the Broncos.
Damian Bentz and newcomer Josh Borynec scored for the Mils while Colby Entz made 27 saves in the loss.
The two teams will face off with each other once again tonight (Sat) at the Elgar Peterson Arena.
Other SJHL Scores:
Melfort 1 Estevan 5
Nipawin 4 Weyburn 0
Battlefords 9 La Ronge 6
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MJHL
The Waywayseecappo Wolverines dropped their 3rd straight game as they fell 3-2 on home ice to the Dauphin Kings.
George King, Avery Smith and Byron Fobair scored for the Kings.
Anthony Bilka scored both goals for the Wolverines.
The two teams will meet in Dauphin tonight (Sat) at 7:30PM MB time.
Meanwhile in Selkirk,
The Swan Valley Stampeders and Selkirk Steelers game was cancelled tied up at 3-3 due to ice problems in Selkirk.
The league will determine what the next steps will be to complete the game.
Josh Tripp, Matt Osadick and Justin Svenson had scored the goals for Swan.
The Stamps continue their road trip in Winnipeg on Saturday against the Blues.
Other Friday MJHL scores:
Winkler 1 OCN 0
Friday, 19 October 2018
Swan Valley Stampeders Coaches Show - Oct 19th
In this weeks Swan Valley Stampeders Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Barry Wolff recaps last weekends victories over Neepawa and Steinbach, talks about recent acquisitions and previews this weekend's roady through Selkirk and Winnipeg
Thursday, 18 October 2018
Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Oct 17th SJHL/MJHL Recap
The Yorkton Terriers won their 5th straight game on Wednesday night in thrilling fashion defeating the Notre Dame Hounds 5-4 at the Farrell Agencies Arena.
Ben Solomon scored the game winner with 9 seconds left in regulation with a nice slapper from the point.
Jared Legien, Branden Klatt, Chantz Petruic, and Brendan Mark also scored.
Ben Laidlaw got the win in goal for Yorkton making 37 saves on 41 shots.
The Terriers head back up on the road on Friday and Saturday for a weekend road-trip visiting the Flin Flon Bombers. GX94 will broadcast the game from the Whitney Forum on Friday with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:20 pxp at 7:30PM MB time.
Elsewhere in the SJHL,
Battlefords 4 La Ronge 0
Kindersley 6 Humboldt 1
In the MJHL,
The Wayway Wolverines had their record drop to 7-4-1-0 on the season after a 4-3 road loss to the Neepawa Natives.
Scott Mickoski led the way for Neepawa with 2G 1A while Noah Carson scored the GWG with 16 seconds left.
Preston Seymour. Ryan Brandt and Riley Vautour replied for the Wolverines.
Waywayseecappo's next game will be on Friday night when they host the Dauphin Kings at the Wayway Arena Complex.
Other Wednesday MJHL matchup,
Steinbach 4 Portage 2
Ben Solomon scored the game winner with 9 seconds left in regulation with a nice slapper from the point.
Jared Legien, Branden Klatt, Chantz Petruic, and Brendan Mark also scored.
Ben Laidlaw got the win in goal for Yorkton making 37 saves on 41 shots.
The Terriers head back up on the road on Friday and Saturday for a weekend road-trip visiting the Flin Flon Bombers. GX94 will broadcast the game from the Whitney Forum on Friday with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:20 pxp at 7:30PM MB time.
Elsewhere in the SJHL,
Battlefords 4 La Ronge 0
Kindersley 6 Humboldt 1
In the MJHL,
The Wayway Wolverines had their record drop to 7-4-1-0 on the season after a 4-3 road loss to the Neepawa Natives.
Scott Mickoski led the way for Neepawa with 2G 1A while Noah Carson scored the GWG with 16 seconds left.
Preston Seymour. Ryan Brandt and Riley Vautour replied for the Wolverines.
Waywayseecappo's next game will be on Friday night when they host the Dauphin Kings at the Wayway Arena Complex.
Other Wednesday MJHL matchup,
Steinbach 4 Portage 2
Tuesday, 16 October 2018
Waywayseecappo Wolverines Coaches Show - Oct 16th edition
On this weeks Wayway Wolverines Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Taylor Harnett talks about the 4 point weekend road trip, the team's early success and about Monday's trade with Dauphin
Melville Millionaires, Swan Valley Stampeders & Waywayseecappo Wolverines swing separate deals
MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES
The Melville Millionaires have swung a deal with the Olds Grizzly's.
The Mils have dealt 20 year old F Shane Sherban (pictured above bottom) to the AJHL club in exchange for fellow 20 year old forward Josh Borynec (pictured above top).
Sherban, a product of Lanigan SK scored 9 goals, 17 assists for 26 points in 44 career games with the Moneymen. This season he chipped in with 2 goals and 9 points in 13 games.
Borynec, hails from Carvel, AB had 32 goals, 44 assists for 76 points in 181 career AJHL games.
He has compiled 3 goals, 3 assists for 6 points in 12 games this season.
The Mils also acquired on Wednesday 19 year old forward Michael Wong from the MJHL's Winkler Flyers for a player development fee.
The Calgary AB native had 8 points in 26 games last season with the Flin Flon Bombers.
WAYWAYSEECAPPO WOLVERINES
Meanwhile the Wayway Wolverines traded the rights to 18 year old defenceman and Lorette MB product Cole Dekonick to the Dauphin Kings for 18 year old F Jaymes Knee (pictured above).
Dekonick, a former 1st round MJHL draft pick of the Wolverines in 2015 started the season with the SJHL's Weyburn Red Wings before being acquired back by the Wolverines.
Meanwhile, the Brandon MB product Knee was named to the MJHL's All-Rookie team in the 2017/18 season, after he had 37 points in 58 games.
This season he had 2 goals, 3 assists for 5 points in 10 games
SWAN VALLEY STAMPEDERSThe Swan Valley Stampeders have picked up 19 year old D Troy Quinn from the Cornwall Colts (CCHL) for future considerations.
Quinn, who stands 6'4, hails from Nepean, Ontario and had 5 points in 43 games with the Colts last season.
Monday, 15 October 2018
Local Soccer/Cross Country Weekend Recap
Manitoba Provincial High School Rural Soccer Championships were held in Swan River
The 2018 Manitoba High School Provincial Rural Soccer Championships were held in Swan River over the weekend.
On the boys side, the Steinbach Regional Sabres captured the Gold Medal defeating the Garden Valley Zodiacs 2-1 in the Championship Game.
The 2018 Manitoba High School Provincial Rural Soccer Championships were held in Swan River over the weekend.
On the boys side, the Steinbach Regional Sabres captured the Gold Medal defeating the Garden Valley Zodiacs 2-1 in the Championship Game.
In the Bronze Medal game, the Morden Thunder blanked the Niverville
Panthers 2-Nil
Meanwhile in the Girls Gold Medal game, Northlands Parkway Knighthawks defeated the Stonewall Rams 1-0
The Minnedosa Chancellors captured the Girls Bronze medal after defeating the Lorette Scorpions 3-2
Full Results at https://www.mhsaa.ca/tournaments/view/5019/provincial-rural-soccer-championships-boys/
Meanwhile in the Girls Gold Medal game, Northlands Parkway Knighthawks defeated the Stonewall Rams 1-0
The Minnedosa Chancellors captured the Girls Bronze medal after defeating the Lorette Scorpions 3-2
Full Results at https://www.mhsaa.ca/tournaments/view/5019/provincial-rural-soccer-championships-boys/
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Saskatchewan High School Cross Country Championships wrapped up in Delisle
The Saskatchewan High School Cross Country Championships took place this past Saturday in Delisle.
Top 10 finishes in the Midget boys category included a Bronze medal from Hudson Bay's Brendan Banks while Canora product Clay Sleeva finished in 6th, Yorkton's Justin Adam in 8th and Hudson Bailey of Canora finishing in 10th.
It was a Top 10 finish for Sarah Novakowski of the Yorkton Regional High School, as she finished in 7th place out of 102 runners in the Senior Girls category.
Meanwhile in the Junior Boys race, Yorkton Regional's Jesse Horsman finished in 10th place overall.
Full results at:
https://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/1009791?referrer_id=
Saskatchewan High School Cross Country Championships wrapped up in Delisle
The Saskatchewan High School Cross Country Championships took place this past Saturday in Delisle.
Top 10 finishes in the Midget boys category included a Bronze medal from Hudson Bay's Brendan Banks while Canora product Clay Sleeva finished in 6th, Yorkton's Justin Adam in 8th and Hudson Bailey of Canora finishing in 10th.
It was a Top 10 finish for Sarah Novakowski of the Yorkton Regional High School, as she finished in 7th place out of 102 runners in the Senior Girls category.
Meanwhile in the Junior Boys race, Yorkton Regional's Jesse Horsman finished in 10th place overall.
Full results at:
https://www.shsaa.ca/page/show/1009791?referrer_id=
Sunday, 14 October 2018
Stampeders make couple trades & win on home ice on Sunday
First the Stampeders completed a couple trades, including acquiring 20 year old F Bradly Goethals from the Selkirk Steelers in exchange for 19 year old F Noah Basarab, a 2019 6th round pick and future considerations.
Goethals (pictured above) who hails from Île-des-Chênes, Manitoba had 16 goals, 17 assists for 33 points in 72 games recently with the Saskatoon Blades.
Meanwhile, Basarab played in 142 career games with the Stampeders scoring 34 goals, 41 assists for 75 points including 12 points in 9 games this season.
The Stamps made another trade acquiring 20 year old F Campbell Balk (West Olive, Michigan) from the Yarmouth Mariners (MaJHL) for future considerations.
Balk had 2 goals 18 assists for 20 points for the Mariners last season. He also played one game with the North American Hockey League's Jamestown Rebels in 2018/19.
Meanwhile on the ice,
Newcomer Brad Goethals had one of the goals while Matt Osadick had the GWG to lead the Swan Valley Stampeders to their 7th victory of the season as they defeated the visiting Steinbach Pistons 3-2 on Sunday night.
Brian Harris had the other goal for the Stamps while Michael Davis made 31 saves to earn the victory.
The next game for the Stamps will be on Friday night when they visit the Selkirk Steelers before they visit the Winnipeg Blues on Saturday night.
Stamps Director of Player Personnel Darren Webster recaps two victories and talks about the two trades the teams made
Elsewhere in the MJHL,
The Waywayseecappo earned 4 out of possible 6 points on their 3 game road trip after they fell 2-1 on Sunday to the Winnipeg Blues.
The Wolverines beat Winkler and Selkirk on Friday and Saturday respectively.
Issac Labelle made 27 saves in the loss while Drew Anderson chipped in with the lone goal.
Jayson Szun and Kelton Sutherland had the markers for the Blues.
The next action for the Wolverines will be on Wednesday night when they visit the Neepawa Natives at Yellowhead Center. Puck drop will be at 7:30PM MB time.
Other results:
Portage 8 Neepawa 2
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