MJHL
The Swan Valley Stampeders returned back in the win column on Saturday night and earned their 14th win of the season by beating the Neepawa Natives 4-3 at the Yellowhead Center.
Josh Tripp scored the GWG with just 2.3 seconds left while Justin Svenson, Alex Uryga and Matt Osadick also chipped in with markers for Swan.
Merek Pipes made 26 saves on 29 shots to earn his 2nd win.
Jesse Gibbons led the way for Neepawa with 1G 1A.
These two teams will once again meet each other on Wednesday night in Neepawa. We will broadcast the game on GX94 with Yorkton Dodge Junior Hockey, pregame 7:20 pxp begins at 7:30.
Meanwhile in Winnipeg,
The Waywayseecappo Wolverines dropped a 3-2 road decision in Winnipeg against the Blues.
Morgan Poirier and Jake Bestul scored for the Wolverines who 26 saves from Isaac Labelle in the loss.
Jeremy Link turned aside 40 shots to pace the Blues to victory.
The next game for the Wolverines won't be until Nov. 18th when take on the Portage Terriers.
Other Saturday MJHL scores,
Selkirk 2 OCN 3 (SO)
Virden 3 Dauphin 0
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SJHL
A late comeback from the Melville Millionaires came up a little short on Saturday as they fell 7-4 on the road to the Battlefords North Stars.
Tristan Shewchuk led the way offensively for the Mils with 2 goals while Max McPeak and Josh Borynec had the others for Melville. Berk Berkeliev stopped 25 shots in the loss.
Brayden Buziak had 3G 2A to lead the North Stars.
The Mils' next game will be on Wednesday night when they host the Weyburn Red Wings at the Horizon Credit Union Center.
Other SJHL results:
Estevan 2 Kindersley 3
Flin Flon 9 La Ronge 2
Nipawin 1 Melfort 2
Notre Dame 2 Weyburn 3
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Saturday, 10 November 2018
Thursday, 8 November 2018
Yorkton Raider Gridders Coaches Show - November 8th
In this weeks Yorkton Raider Gridders Coaches Show, Head Coach Roby Sharpe & Quarterback/DB Connor Watrych stop by to recap their tough Provincial Semi-Final loss to Saskatoon BJM, and talk about the Grade 12's that had their high school football careers come to an end
Pipes' nets 22 save shutout in debut to lead Stamps to 2-0 home ice win over Dauphin
The Swan Valley Stampeders remained perfect on home ice and improved their record to 13-2-1-1 on the season on Wednesday after blanking the Dauphin Kings 2-0 at the Centennial Arena in Swan River.
The Stampeders dominated most of the opening period and were rewarded for their efforts with a late goal as Quintin Sudom's long point shot would beat a screened Kings' net minder for his 10th of the season to give Swan a 1-0 lead after 1. Brad Goethals and Matt Osadick, who extended his point streak to 14 games, had the helpers on the Stampeders' opening goal.
After a scoreless 2nd, the only goal in the 3rd would come off the stick of 18 year old Matt Osadick as with just under a minute left he would find the empty net to ice the game to give the Stamps their 13th win of the season.
After being picked up from the SJHL's La Ronge Ice Wolves earlier in the day, 20 year old Merek Pipes (pictured above) earned a 22 save shutout in his debut in a Stamps' uniform while Brennan Kitchen on the other side was once again outstanding for Dauphin stopping 34 of 35 in the losing cause.
The Stamps will have a couple games this weekend starting on Friday night hosting former Stampeder Noah Basarab and the Selkirk Steelers before visiting the Neepawa Natives on Saturday night.
The Kings' next game will be tomorrow (Fri) when they host the Steinbach Pistons.
Other Wednesday MJHL result,
Portage 6 Steinbach 5
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Nov. 9th edition of the Swan Valley Stampeders Coaches Show with Darren Webster
Wednesday, 7 November 2018
Melville Millionaires Coaches Show - Nov. 7th edition
Tuesday, 6 November 2018
Terriers' 2 game win streak snapped after road loss in Estevan
The Yorkton Terriers had their 2 game win streak come to an end on Tuesday night as they fell for the 2nd time in Estevan this season, this time a 4-1 decision to the Bruins
The Bruins would strike with the opening marker of the game as Michael McChesney would take a nice feed in the slot from Jayden Davis and snipe home his 11th of the year past Ryan Ouelette to give his club the 1-0 lead after 20 minutes. Shots after the 1st were 16-10 in favour of the Terriers.
The home team would add to their lead just 83 seconds into the 2nd period as TJ Irey would capitalize on a rebound and hammer home his 10th of the season to make it 2-0. The Bruins' two goal lead would stay until the 15:55 mark of the middle frame thats when Mason Mullaney would receive a nice back-door pass from Dino Antoniadis and it was an easy tap-in for Mullaney past Jake Anthony for his 2nd to cut their deficit to just one at 2-1 after 40 minutes.
But thats as close as the Terriers would get on this night as the Bruins would add two more goals early on in the 3rd just 50 seconds apart off the sticks of Bryce Platt and Turner Ripplinger to add some insurance and help them to their 11th victory of the season
Jake Anthony was solid in the Bruins' net making 43 saves in the win while Ryan Ouelette turned aside 41 shots in the loss.
With the win the Terriers dropped to 2nd in the Viterra division, one point back of the Bruins.
The Terriers will continue their stretch of road games on Friday night when they visit the Humboldt Broncos. Puck drop is at 7:30. The Bruins' next game will be on Friday night in the Battlefords.
Postgame Comments from Terriers Head Coach/GM Mat Hehr:
Elsewhere on Tuesday in the SJHL,
Humboldt 3 Notre Dame 2 (OT)
Waywayseecappo Wolverines Coaches Show - Nov 6th edition
On this weeks Wayway Wolverines Coaches Show, Head Coach/GM Taylor Harnett talks about their 3 out of 4 points weekend against Neepawa and Winkler, and previews this weekend's roady against Winkler (Fri) and Winnipeg (Sat).
Monday, 5 November 2018
Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show - Nov. 5th edition; Local players receive SJHL Honours
In this weeks "Minute Muffler & Brake" Yorkton Terriers Coaches Show , Head Coach/GM Mat Hehr recaps the weekend sweep in La Ronge, couple accolades for his forwards and previews Tuesday's game in Estevan.
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Terriers' Bulych named SJHL Rookie of the Month
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MYSASK 411 SJHL ROOKIE OF THE MONTH:
Aiden Bulych, Yorkton Terriers
2001 F Aiden Bulych (Yorkton SK) began his Junior ‘A’ career on the top line with his hometown team and he’s made the most of his opportunity, producing 5-goals and 15-assists in 16-games played. After opening the season pointless in his first two games, Bulych dropped four on Weyburn on September 21st and then proceeded to record a point in twelve straight. He leads all first year players in scoring this season. Runner-up: Vincent Nardone, Flin Flon.
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Legien; Entz earn SJHL Weekly Awards
Jared Legien, Yorkton Terriers
1998 F Jared Legien (Pilot Butte SK) scored 4-goals and 4-assists in 3-games played this past week as he keeps pace with Brandson Hein for the SJHL scoring lead. Despite a 7-2 blowout loss on October 30th to Nipawin, Legien dented the twine twice before leading the Terriers to a pair of wins in La Ronge over the weekend. On Friday, he picked up one assist and then erupted on Saturday for 2-goals and 3-assists. For the year, he has 18-goals and 16-assists in 18-games played. He trails Hein by two points for the overall scoring lead. Runner-up: Austen Flaman, Nipawin.
SASKTEL SJHL GOALTENDER OF THE WEEK:
Colby Entz, Melvlle Millionaires
1998 G Colby Entz (Churchbridge SK) boosted the Melville Millionaires this past week by backstopping them to a pair of victories, allowing just one goal and making 30-saves on Friday night in a win at Humboldt, and then giving up just one on Saturday versus Notre Dame in an 18-save effort. Entz entered the week with just one win in thirteen appearances, but he’s back on track now with a 3.45-GAA and .902-SPCT go along with a 3-8-2-and-2 ledger. Runner-up: Riley Kohonick, Notre Dame.
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