Local Weekend Recap

HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PROVINCIALS 

The Yorkton Sacred Heart Saints Boys and Girls Soccer teams both won SHSAA Provincial medals on the weekend. 

The Saints Boys soccer team (pictured above top) fell 3-1 in the Gold Medal game to host Moose Jaw Central on Saturday, the Saints Girls soccer squad (pictured above bottom) beat Chief John Keenatch 6-5 in the Bronze Medal match in Martensville.  

Full results found HERE

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SJHL

The Melville Millionaires wrapped up their 4 games in 5 night road-trip this past weekend dropping a couple games at the Whitney Forum in Flin Flon. 

The Mils fell 4-2 on Friday, before dropping a 5-4 decision to the Bombers on Saturday night. 

The Moneymen's record now sits at 6-10-1-1 on the season, and they'll return to action on Wednesday visiting the Notre Dame Hounds. GX94 will broadcast the game with the pregame starting 7:50PM and the play by play kicking off at 8:00PM from Wilcox. 

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MJHL

It was a successful weekend for the Swan Valley Stampeders, who won both of their home games. 

Trey Sauder had 1G 3A, while Warren Marcotte scored twice including the OT winner to lead the Stampeders to a 5-4 win on Friday over Selkirk. 

Meanwhile on Saturday, Swan River' Steven Arp scored the game winner with 3:41 left in regulation to lead them to a 4-3 win over the Winnipeg Freeze. 

Swan Valley returns to action on Friday hosting Niverville. 

The Waywayseecappo Wolverines split their two games on Friday and Saturday. 

The Wolverines' dropped a 7-2 decision on the road on Friday to Portage before rebounding for a 6-4 road victory on Saturday night over the Dauphin Kings. 

Wayway is in action on Halloween night tonight (Mon) hosting the Dauphin Kings at 7:30PM MB time.  


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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 

Playoff football arrived over the weekend across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. 

Results included: 

5A 12-Aside High School Football Playoffs
**League Final**
Yorkton Regional Raider Gridders 14 @ Weyburn Eagles 52

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1A 6-Aside High School Football Playoffs
**Quarter-Finals**
Preeceville Panthers 18 @ North Valley Eagles 46
(North Valley hosts St. Brieux in the Semi-Finals on Saturday)

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2A 6-Aside High School Football Playoffs
**Quarter-Finals**
Wynyard Golden Bears 54 @ Cupar Wildcats 8
(Wakaw visits Wynyard for Semi-Finals on Saturday) 

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4A 9-Aside High School Football Playoffs
**Quarter-Finals**
Humboldt Mohawks 7 @ Fort Qu'Appelle Bison 24

Melville Cobras 8 @ Delisle Rebels 33
(Delisle visits Melfort on Saturday for Semi-Final action) 

Tisdale Tornadoes 28 @ Indian Head Broncs 54
(Indian Head meets Fort Qu'Appelle in the Semi-Finals on Saturday afternoon)

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Rural Manitoba Football League Playoffs (3)

Parkwest Outlaws 28 @ Neepawa Tigers 50

Interlake Thunder 26 @ Dauphin Clippers 14

Swan Valley Tigers 26 @ Moosomin Generals 33

(Interlake will meet Moosomin for the League Championship this weekend) 


Full results found HERE

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Terriers' begin 5 game road stretch with loss to Notre Dame on Thursday

 TERRIERS 5, HOUNDS 6

The Yorkton Terriers' began a stretch of 5 straight road games on Thursday night with a 6-5 loss in Wilcox to the Notre Dame Hounds.

Colton Koran led the way for the Terriers in the loss with 2G 1A, while Aidan Knutson, Dylan Ruptash and Maddux Nollski also scored.

The Hounds got 2 goals and 1 assist from Evan Vanden Heuvel while Vincent Palmarin, Dane Probe, Mathieu Fehr and Keegan Merrican also had markers.

Johann Tremblay-Kau made 34 saves on 39 shots to earn the win in the Hounds goal, meanwhile Terriers' G made 41 stops in the loss.

The Terriers' will look to snap their 6 game losing streak next Friday night when the two teams once again meet in Wilcox.

Millionaires' respond with road victory over La Ronge

 

SJHL

The Melville Millionaires' snapped a 2 game losing streak on Wednesday after a 5-3 victory over the La Ronge Ice Wolves on the road.

The Millionaires' for the 2nd straight night struck first as Felix Beauchemin walked in from the right circle and snapped home his 1st SJHL goal past Ice Wolves goalie Topher Chirico to make it 1-0, 8:32 into the 1st period.

Once again like on Tuesday night, the Ice Wolves responded as Kaycee Coyle's long point shot beat a screened Clement Labillois for his 1st to make it 1-1 through 20 minutes.

Just 1:23 into the 2nd period, the Mils grabbed their one lead back as Brayden Fryfogle finished off a nifty backdoor feed from Noah Wills for his 3rd of the year making it 2-1.

But the Ice Wolves responded once again on the powerplay as Flynn Maxcy capitalized on a rebound in front to pull the home-side back even.

Before the 2nd period buzzer went off, Millionaire captain Zach Cain regained their one goal lead heading into the intermission, with his team leading 10th of the season as he batted one home off a big bounce from the lively end boards.

Ryley Morgan though early in third scored the Ice Wolves' 2nd powerplay goal of the night banking it off a Mils defender in front to knot the game back up at 3-3. But Cooper Chisholm jammed home the eventual game just 3:38 later to make it 4-3 before Moosomin's Kayden Skulmoski iced into the empty net to seal the victory.

Clement Labillois got his 2nd straight start for Melville and made 37 saves to earn his 3rd win of the season while Topher Chirico stopped 41 of 45 shots in the loss. 

The Mils will have a day off on the road trip on Thursday before continuing their roadie on Friday night in Flin Flon against the Bombers. GX94 will broadcast the game with the pregame show starting at 7:20 and the play by play kicking off at 7:30PM MB time from the Whitney Forum.

Elsewhere,

Lowie Vreys had 2G 1A in his Yorkton debut but it wasn't enough as the Terriers' dropped their 5th straight, a 6-3 decision to the Humboldt Broncos at the Westland Arena.

Logan Cyca also scored for the Terriers, while Jacob Boucher (2), Samuel Marburg, Lucas Ceccarelli, Alec Saretzky, Ben Koytlak replied for the Broncos. 

Ben Motew made 22 saves for the Broncos in the win, while Caleb Allen made 37 saves on 43 shots in the losing cause. 

The Terriers' go right back at it on Thursday in Wilcox against the Notre Dame Hounds. 

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Other Wednesday results:

Estevan 3, Kindersley 2 (SO)

Weyburn 2, Melfort 4

Millionaires' drop opener of 4 game road-trip in La Ronge

MILLIONAIRES 1, ICE WOLVES 5

The Melville Millionaires' dropped the opening game of their 4 game in 5 night road-trip, 5-1 to the hometown La Ronge Ice Wolves

The Millionaires' got off to good start in the 1st as Breckin Den Hartog's back-hander beat Ice Wolves G Topher Chirico just 2:37 into the game for his first of the season.

But the Ice Wolves' responded back quickly just 59 seconds later as Parker Layton's one-timer beat Clement Labillois over the left shoulder to make it 1-1.

The home side added two more before the 1st period media time-out arrived off the sticks of Liam McInnis and Kale Taylor to give them a 2 goal lead through 20 minutes. 

In the 2nd, the Ice Wolves got the only marker on a 5 on 3 PP late as Ethan Strik finished off a nice passing play for his team-leading 9th to make it 4-1 after 2 periods.

La Ronge added the only scoring of the third on a goal by Ryley Morgan. 

Topher Chirico got the win in goal for LA making 20 saves on 21 Mils' shots, while Millionaire G Clement Labilliois turned aside 50 of 55 shots. 

The two teams will meet once again on Wednesday at the Mel Hegland Uniplex. GX94 will broadcast the game with the pregame beginning at 7:20 and the play by play kicking off at 7:30PM.

Elsewhere on Tuesday,

Estevan 2, Battlefords 7

Oct. 22 Local MJHL/SJHL Recap

 MJHL:

The Swan Valley Stampeders' dropped the 2nd game of their weekend road-trip falling 3-1 to the Winkler Flyers. 

Mike Svenson (2) and Trent Sambrook scored for the Flyers, while Justin Keck replied for the Stampeders.

Kobe Grant made 36 saves on 38 shots in the Stamps' goal in the loss. 

The Stampeders' return to action on Friday night hosting the Selkirk Steelers.

Other Saturday results: 

OCN 6, Winnipeg Freeze 2

Niverville 5, Neepawa 1

Virden 1, Dauphin 2

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SJHL:

For the 2nd straight night the Melville Millionaires score 5 over more goals but this time around they fell 7-5 to the Weyburn Red Wings.

Zach Cain led the way offensively with 1G 2A while Carter McKay, Aiden Robson, Noah Wills and Breckin Den Hartog also scored.

Kelton Pyne allowed 6 goals on 34 shots for the loss in the Mills' goal. 

The Millionaires' return to action on Tuesday night starting a 4 game in 5 night road trip visiting the La Ronge Ice Wolves. GX94 will broadcast the game with the pregame at 7:20 and play by play kicking off at 7:30PM.

Meanwhile, the Yorkton Terriers' dropped their 4th straight after a 5-2 road loss to the Kindersley Klippers.

Tommy Bouchard made 26 saves in the for the Terriers, who got markers from Clay Sleeva and Pavel McKenzie.

Yorkton returns back to home ice on Wednesday hosting the Humboldt Broncos at the Westland Arena.

Elsewhere,

Nipawin 4, Humboldt 5

Estevan 2, Melfort 3

Notre Dame 2, La Ronge 3 (OT)

Friday Night SJHL/MJHL Recap

SJHL

The Yorkton Terriers dropped their 2nd straight on the road, 5-2 to the Battlefords North Stars.

Colby Bear scored twice to lead the way for the North Stars, while Kian Bell, Keiton Klein and Holden Doell also scored.

Clay Sleeva and Dylan Ruptash lead the way offensively for the Terriers with 1G 1A each.

Terriers' G Caleb Allen made 31 saves on 36 shots in the loss.

Yorkton wraps up their road-trip on Saturday visiting Kindersley.

The Melville Millionaires' got back into the win column on Friday night beating the Weyburn Red Wings 6-1 at the HCUC.

Zach Cain, Louis-Frederic Theberge, Colby Ball and Rylan Bruns had 1G 1A each for the Millionaires who got a single from Nathan Fox.

Clement Labillois stopped 34 of 35 shots to earn the victory for the Millionaires.

Mi-Kwan Tallman scored the lone goal for the Red Wings. 

The two teams once again meet on Saturday in Weyburn.

Other Friday results:

Kindersley 5, Humboldt 3

Flin Flon 2, Notre Dame 0 

Estevan 0, Melfort 3

MJHL

The Swan Valley Stampeders surrendered 4 straight goals as they fell 4-1 to the Portage Terriers.

Griffin Ayotte opened the scoring for the Stampeders, but then Bryden Kiesman (2), Kaiden Kohle and Austin Peters replied for the Terriers.

Kobe Grant made 36 saves in the loss for Swan.

Stampeders' wrap up their road-trip on Saturday night in Winkler against the Flyers.

Other MJHL results:

OCN 4, Winkler 3 (OT)

Dauphin 5, Virden 6 (OT)

Winnipeg 1, Steinbach 3

Terriers' kick-off roady with Thursday night loss to the North Stars

The Yorkton Terriers kicked off their 3 game in 3 night road-trip with a 9-3 loss to the Battlefords North Stars.

The Terriers' gave up the only goal in the 1st as Moosomin product Marshall Light took a nice pass from Colby Bear and went alone with Caleb Allen and made no mistake for his 1st SJHL goal to make it 1-0 Battlefords after 1 period.

In the 2nd, Jackson Allan made it 2-0 North Stars tapping in his 3rd of the season just 29 seconds into the middle frame before Colby Bear made it 3-0 just under 3 minutes later. 

But the Terriers' got some momentum off a great shift from Cade Kennedy, Pavel McKenzie and Jackson McDonnell and it would be Kennedy hammering home his 2nd to get the Terriers' on the board. 

That would wake up the road team as they went on to score two more straight goals just 51 seconds apart from Dylan Ruptash and Clay Sleeva to pull the Terriers even. 

Battlefords' though, grab their one goal lead off the stick of Kian Bell with 6:45 left in in the 2nd making it 4-3 after 40 minutes.

In the 3rd, the North Stars scored 5 unanswered goals from Holden Doell (2), Steven Kesslerling, Kian Bell and Zane Florence.

North Stars netminder made 31 saves on 34 shots to earn his 9th win of the season, while Caleb Allen (28 of 36 shots) and Tommy Bouchard (5 saves 6 stops) split goaltending duties for Yortkon.

The two teams will play once again on Friday night at the ACC. GX94 will broadcast the game with the pregame show starting 7:20, and play by play kicks off at 7:30PM.


Other Thursday result:

Notre Dame 4, Nipawin 0

Stampeders' earn 6th victory of season after home ice win over Neepawa

 

The Swan Valley Stampeders improved their record to 6-5-1-1 on the season last night (Wed) after a 4-1 victory over the Neepawa Titans at the Centennial Arena. 

20 year old Justin Keck and 19 year old Jakob Jones each scored twice to lead the way offensively for the Stamps' while 20 year old Kobe Grant made 33 saves on 34 shots to earn the win. 

Camden Smith replied with the lone marker for the Titans'.

The Stampeders' return to action on Friday night visiting the Portage Terriers before taking on the Flyers in Winkler on Saturday. 

Other MJHL results: 

Selkirk Steelers 7  Winnipeg Freeze  3 

Niverville Nighthawks 6  Portage Terriers 2  

SJHL/MJHL Coaches Shows for Week of Oct 17th

Terriers Coaches Show - Oct. 17th 

bennywalchuk2 · Terriers Coaches Show (Oct 17th)

Wolverines Coaches Show - Oct 18th 

bennywalchuk2 · Wayway Coaches Show - Oct 18th

Millionaires Coaches Show - Oct 19th 

bennywalchuk2 · Millionaires Coaches Show (Oct 19th)

Local SJHL/MJHL Weekend Recap

 SJHL

The Yorkton Terriers fell in their only game of weekend, dropping a 4-1 decision to the visiting La Ronge Ice Wolves.

Trenton Curtis had 1G 1A to lead the Ice Wolves, while Seth Dragan, Ethan Strik and Connor Abric also scored.

Logan Cyca replied for the Terriers, while Tommy Bouchard made 28 saves in the losing cause.

The Terriers will return to action on Thursday night beginning a 3 game road trip in North Battleford against the Battlefords North Stars. GX94 will broadcast the game with “Legacy Co-Op” Terriers’ hockey, pregame starts at 7:20 and play by play begins at 7:30PM.

Meanwhile for the Melville Millionaires, they lost a couple of one goal games both on home ice & on the road.

Nicolas Andrusiak and Nicolas Samson scored for the Moneymen when they fell 3-2 to the La Ronge Ice Wolves on Friday night.

Then on Saturday, Humboldt Broncos scored two goals in the opening minutes of the third period to lead them to a 2-1 win over the Millionaires.

Kayden Skulmoski’s first goal as a Millionaire was the only marker for Melville, while Ben Kotylak and Lucas Ceccerelli replied for the Broncos.

Melville is back on the ice next Friday and Saturday with a home and home series with the Weyburn Red Wings. 

Other Saturday results:

Kindersley 7, Melfort 4

Battlefords 7, Estevan 3

Flin Flon 1, Notre Dame 4 

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MJHL:

The Swan Valley Stampeders split their two home games at the Centennial Arena this past weekend.

After a 5-2 loss to Portage on Friday, the Stampeders’ bounced back with a 6-3 victory on Saturday over the Winnipeg Blues.

Myles Mason (1G 3A), Darius Makse (1G 2A) Steven Arp (2G 1A) led the way offensively for the Stampeders, while Justin Keck and Jakob Jones also scored.

Loic Mainguy-Crepault made 28 saves on 31 shots to earn the victory in goal. 

Swan Valley returns to the ice on Wednesday night taking on the Neepawa Titans.

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Bouchard backstops Terriers' to home win over La Ronge on Wednesday

 

The Yorkton Terriers' got a much needed victory on Wednesday night, snapping their 2 game losing streak with 2-1 win over the La Ronge Ice Wolves at the Westland Insurance Arena. 

JD Hall and Pavel McKenzie scored first period goals to pace the offence for the Terriers, while Trenton Curtis replied for the Ice Wolves. 

Tommy Bouchard stop 28 of 29 shots for Yorkton to earn his 1st SJHL win, while Dawson Smith made 19 saves in the loss for La Ronge. 

The two teams will meet once again on Saturday night in Yorkton, but before that the Ice Wolves battle the Melville Millionaires in the Rail City on Friday. 

Other SJHL result: 

Flin Flon 6, Estevan 8 

Stampeders’ point streak snapped after road loss in OCN

MJHL

The Swan Valley Stampeders’ point streak came to an end at 4 games after a 5-1 loss on the road to the OCN Blizzard.

The Blizzard struck first in the opening frame as Keenan McNeil caused a Stampeders defender to turn it over at their own blue-line and then slid it over to Alex Bernauer, and he hammered it by Kobe Grant for his 2nd of the season to make it 1-0 over Swan Valley after 1 period.

OCN came out early in the 2nd period and added to their lead as Keenan McNeil capitalized on a rebound in front for his 2nd of the year to make it 2-0, then just 46 seconds later, Riley Zimmeran made it a three goal game with his league-leading 10th.

But the Stamps' responded just over 2 minutes later in the 2nd as Myles Mason finished off a nice rush and back-hand home his 3rd over the left-shoulder of Blizzard goaltender Chase Hamm to make it a 2 goal game through 40 minutes.

In the 3rd, the Blizzard added two more with a short-handed goal from Miguel Bouvier and an empty netter from Drew Peters to wrap up the scoring. 

Chase Hamm made 35 stops to earn his 6th win of the season, while Kobe Grant stop 42 shots in the loss. 

The Stampeders’ return to action on Friday night hosting the Portage Terriers at the Centennial Arena.

Elsewhere in MJHL,

Waywayseecappo 6, Neepawa 2

Steinbach 8, Winnipeg Blues 0

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SJHL

The Yorkton Terriers surrendered 5 third period goals en route to a 7-5 home loss to the Nipawin Hawks.

Maddux Nollski and Dylan Ruptash each had 2 goals for the Terriers’ while Greg Nelson also scored.

Maguire Ratzlaff scored his league-leading 9th, 10th and 11th goals of the season to pace the Hawks offensively, while Joel Mabin, Jake Smith, Alex Ochitwa, and Carson Dobson had singles.

Nolan McDowell made 18 saves to earn the win for Nipawin in goal, while Caleb Allen made 36 saves in the loss.

The Terriers’ go right back at it on Wednesday hosting the La Ronge Ice Wolves at the Westland Arena

Meanwhile, the Melville Millionaires’ point streak ended at 3 after a 7-2 loss to the Flin Flon Bombers.

Alexi Sylvestre (1G 3A) and Jaeden Mercier (2G 1A) led the offense for the Bombers, while Zach Cain and Tucker Buhay scored for the Moneymen.

The Mils return to action on Friday hosting the La Ronge Ice Wolves. 

Other SJHL results:

La Ronge 3, Humboldt 2

Notre Dame 4, Melfort 3 

Oct. 8th Local SJHL/MJHL Recap

 MILLIONAIRES 2, TERRIERS 0

It was a pretty memorable first SJHL start for Clément Labillois.

The Bonaventure, Quebec stopped all 29 shots he faced for his 1st career shutout to lead the Melville Millionaires to a 2-0 victory over the Yorkton Terriers on Saturday night.

Zach Cain and Nicolas Samson scored the goals for the Millionaires.

Caleb Allen, who suffered his 1st loss of the season made 23 saves on 25 shots.

The Terriers will host Nipawin, while the Millionaires entertain the Flin Flon Bombers both on Tuesday night.

Other SJHL results:

Battlefords 7, Weyburn 1

Kindersley 0, Flin Flon 4

Melfort 2, Estevan 3 (OT)

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MJHL

WOLVERINES 2, STAMPEDERS 3 

The Swan Valley Stampeders got 32 saves from Loïc Mainguy Crépault to lead them to a 3-2 win over the Waywayseecappo Wolverines on Saturday night. 

Jakob Jones and Noah Wilson each had 1G 1A to lead the Stamps, while Adam Rajsigl also scored.

Cole Carlson and Boone Mathison replied for the Wolverines, while netminder Michael Bashaw made 16 saves in the loss.

The Stampeders’ next game will be on Tuesday night visiting the OCN Blizzard. GX94 will broadcast the game from the Gordon Lathlin Memorial Center, with the play by play starting at 7:00PM Manitoba time. 

Other Saturday MJHL matchups:

Winkler  5, Selkirk 1

OCN 3,Virden 0

Portage 6, Winnipeg Blues 3

Friday Night SJHL/MJHL Recap

SJHL

TERRIERS 5, MILLIONAIRES 4 (SO) 

Karsten Kruska scored the lone goal in the shootout to lead the Yorkton Terriers to a 5-4 win over their rivals, Melville Millionaires on Friday night to improve their record to 5-1 on the young SJHL season. 

Dylan Ruptash scored twice for the Terriers in regulation, while Cade Kennedy and Greg Nelson also scored. 

The Millionaires got goals from Zach Cain (2), Noah Wills and Brayden Fryfogle. 

Terriers' G Caleb Allen (pictured above)  was the difference turning aside 50 of 54 shots in the win, while for the Millionaires, Jared Thompson made 28 saves. 

The two teams will once again meet on Saturday at the Westland Arena in Yorkton at 7:00PM. 

Elsewhere in SJHL, 

Nipawin Hawks 2  Estevan Bruins 3

Kindersley Klippers 0  Flin Flon Bombers 4

Weyburn Red Wings 1  Battlefords North Stars 2

Melfort Mustangs 2  La Ronge Ice Wolves 7

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MJHL

STAMPEDERS 2, OIL CAPITALS 3 (SO) 

The Swan Valley Stampeders dropped a 3-2 shootout decision on Friday in Virden against the Oil Capitals. 

Nolan Chastko scored the lone goal in the shootout to get the home-side the extra point while Dean Gorchynski and Nathan Guthrie scored for Virden in regulation. 

Trey Sauder and Jakob Jones replied for the Stamps, who got another solid performance from Kobe Grant who made 38 saves. 

The Stampeders' return back home to take on the Waywayseecappo Wolverines on Saturday night. 

Speaking of the Wolverines, they fell on home ice in overtime, 3-2 to the OCN Blizzard. 

Sebastian Hamming was the hero for the Blizzard scoring 56 seconds into the extra period. 

Ryan Monias and Kieran Cooke also scored for OCN, while replying for the Wolverines was Jack Clarke and Cole Carlson. 

Wolverines' netminder Tresor Wotton turned aside 26 of 29 to take the loss in goal. 

Other MJHL results: 

Steinbach Pistons 3  Dauphin Kings 5

Portage Terriers 8  Neepawa Titans 0

Winnipeg Freeze 0  Niverville Nighthawks 6

Local Coaches Shows for the week of Oct 3rd

Stampeders Coaches Show with Barry Wolff 

bennywalchuk2 · Stamps' Coaches Show (Oct 6th)

Mils Coaches Show with Head Coach and GM Mike Rooney 

bennywalchuk2 · Millionaires Coaches Show (Oct 5th)

Terriers' Coaches Show with HC/GM Mat Hehr 

bennywalchuk2 · Terriers Coaches Show - Oct 3rd

Wolverines' Head Coach and GM Taylor Harnett 

bennywalchuk2 · Wolverines Coaches Show - Oct 4th

Fox's OT winner leads Millionaires' to Tuesday night home victory over Melfort

In just his 2nd game with his new team, 20 year old Nathan Fox played hero for the Melville Millionaires.

Fox scored 1:59 into overtime last night (Tues) to lead the Moneymen to a 2-1 home win over the Melfort Mustangs, which snapped a stretch of 10 straight overtime losses for Melville.

Noah Wills added to his hot start to the season with the tying goal in the late stages of the third, while Kelton Pyne made 26 saves on 27 shots to earn his 3rd win of the campaign.

Dawson Leroux replied with the only goal for the Mustangs.

The Millionaires' return to action on Friday night hosting the Yorkton Terriers from the HCUC.


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Post Game & Millionaires' Coaches Show with Head Coach/GM Mike Rooney below: 

bennywalchuk2 · Millionaires Coaches Show (Oct 5th)

Oct. 4th Local Hockey News & Notes

YORKTON'S MAIER SIGNS AHL DEAL WITH LEHIGH VALLEY PHANTOMS 

The Lehigh Valley Phantoms have announced they have signed goaltender Nolan Maier to an one year-two way AHL contract.

The Yorkton product established a new WHL record with 122 career wins, all with the Saskatoon Blades.

He was the everyday goalie for the Saskatoon Blades in the Western Hockey League last season playing in 60 of the team's 68 games.

The Yorkton, SK native went 31-23-4 with a 2.82 goals-against average and .910 save percentage in 2021-22.


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SWAN RIVER'S ARP TO RETURNS TO SWAN VALLEY STAMPEDERS (MJHL)

The Swan Valley Stampeders have been returned Swan River product and forward Steven Arp back from the WHL's Winnipeg ICE.

After he was picked up in a deal from the Medicine Hat Tigers, Arp scored twice and had one assist in four games with Winnipeg.

Over 54 WHL games including last season, Arp scored five times and added seven assists

Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show - Oct 3rd edition

 

bennywalchuk2 · Terriers Coaches Show - Oct 3rd