Mils' Wakaluk earns Goalie of the Week Honors

Alex Wakaluk, Melville Millionaires1993 G Alex Wakaluk (Bellevue AB) had a minor hiccup during the early part of November; but he’s been a model of consistency between the pipes for the Millionaires, who have suffered through some sharp peaks and low valleys so far this season. Wakaluk helped them get back on the winning track this week by posting a 1.50-GAA , 1-shutout, and a .963-SPCT. Wakaluk, who leads the league in minutes played, is ranked third in GAA and SPCT overall on the year.
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Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show with Trent Cassan- Dec 3rd Edition

Terriers Climb 4 spots in CJHL's Top 20 Rankings

The CJHL Weekly Top 20 as of Monday, December 3rd
1. (1) Brooks Bandits (AJHL)
2. (2) Truro Bearcats (MHL)
3. (4) Minnesota Wilderness (SIJHL)
4. (5) Trenton Golden Hawks (OJHL)
5. (3) Flin Flon Bombers (SJHL)
6. (6) OCN Blizzard (MJHL)
7. (7) Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL)
8. (8) Grande Prairie Storm (AJHL)
9. (11) Summerside Western Capitals (MHL)
10. (10) Buffalo Jr. Sabres (OJHL)
11. (9) Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL)
12. (16) Yorkton Terriers (SJHL)
13. (15) Yarmouth Jr. 'A' Mariners (MHL)
14. (13) Penticton Vees (BCHL)
15. (12) Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL)
16. (NR) Dauphin Kings (MJHL)
17. (HM) St. Michael's Buzzers (OJHL)
18. (19) Smiths Falls Bears (CCHL)
19. (20) Saint Jerome Pantheres (LHJAAAQ)
20. (NR) College Francais Longeueil (LHJAAAQ)

Honourable Mention goes to the Surrey Eagles (BCHL), Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL), Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL), North Bay Trappers (NOJHL), Nepean Raiders (CCHL)
The weekly rankings are based upon a variety of factors, including the league in which the teams play, winning percentage, win-loss record, total points accumulated, goals-for versus goals-against ratio, etc.

Stamps 6, Blizzard 5 OT

Richard Olson got his hat trick goal just 2:53 into OT as the Swan Valley Stampeders defeated the OCN Blizzard 6-5 on Sunday night.

BJ Avery, Mitchell Eisenberg and Colin Baudry also scored while Landon Noel stopped 25 shots for the win.

They will return to action Tuesday night when they take on the Dauphin Kings .

December 1st Moves

-The Swan Valley Stampeders trade Sam Briscoe to the Neepawa Natives for Daylon Creasy

- WayWay trades 20 year old goalie Riley Feser to Selkirk Steelers for 17 year old dman Dylan Betteridge and futures

- WayWay Trades Matt Hadley to Portage Terriers for 18 year old goalie Brenden Fiebelkorn and futures

Virden @ Swan has been postponed due to bad road conditions. Make up Date to be Determined

Stamps escape with a 4-3 victory in Neepawa.

The Swan Valley Stampeders didn't put their best effort on the ice but it was enough as they beat the Neepawa Natives 4-3 on Friday night.

Jagger Thomas would open the scoring just 28 seconds in while Justin Valentino would make it 2-0 SV 8:35 into the 1st. But the Neepawa Natives would respond on the Powerplay at 14:13 to make it 2-1 when Lyndon Soper point shot got passed goalie Nathan Armstrong. But before the end of the period , Landon Peel would make it 3-1.

The Stamps would get a 3 goal lead 11:25 into the middle frame when Kyle Smart got his 10th, but once again Neepawa would strike on the Powerplay as Brayden Cuthbert would reply for the Natives to make it 4-2

Neepawa would get the only goal of the 3rd period as Drake Lindsay scored just 1:02 into the last frame.

Nathan Armstrong making his 2nd start of the season would get his 1st MJHL win stopping 28 of 31 shots while Jeff Stallard stopped 45-49 in a losing cause.

The Stamps were 0-4 on the PP while Neepawa was 2-5.

Newcomer Richard Olson was held pointless in his Stamps debut

Swan will continue their weekend 3 in 3 tonight when they host Virden weather permitting.
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While in WayWay, the Wolves were able to get one point but fell 3-2 overtime to the Portage Terriers as Bryce Lipinski scored 4:24 into overtime.

Matthew Miller and Kyle Threndyle scored for the Wolves who got 26 saves from Cory Simons in a losing cause.

They will return to action Tuesday when they host the OCN Blizzard.
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The new look Melville Millionares snapped a 5 game slide last night as they defeated the Battlefords North Stars 5-2.

Ian McNulty led the way with a goal and 3 assists in his 1st game back from injury while newcomers Nathan Boyer (2G) and Brennan Ritchie (2A) each had 2 points each in their debut, while Russell Trudeau and Michael Sagen got the other markers and they got 40 saves from goalie Alex Wakaluk in the victory.

The Mils will be in Nipawin tonight.