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Connor Dale (St. Albert, AB) with 3:10 left in regulation proved to be the hero Tuesday night as the Swift Current Broncos held serve in a 5-4 Game 3 win at home against the Medicine Hat Tigers.

Fireworks flew and the dramatics were high in Game Two of the Eastern Conference Quarter Final as the Swift Current Broncos dropped a 6-3 decision to the Medicine Hat Tigers Saturday night.

The Swift Current Broncos closed out the Regular Season in preparations for the 2025 WHL Playoffs with a 5-2 loss in Moose Jaw Saturday night.

Swift Current saw the debuts of three signed prospects Jayden Oleskiw (Langley, BC), Adian Sexsmith (Calgary, AB) & Ashton McCann (Okotoks, AB) in the line-up

In front of 2705 strong at InnovationPlex, the Swift Current Broncos got win #21 at home in a 5-3 triumph over the Moose Jaw Warriors Friday night.

The Swift Current Broncos found their position come the 2025 WHL Playoffs as they fell 5-2 to the Regina Pats at the Brandt Centre Tuesday night.

Regina, SK – A career night for Broncos defenceman Hunter Mayo, & Rylan Gould’s first career WHL hat-trick would be the difference makers Saturday night in Regina, defeating the Pats 7-5 at the Brandt Centre.

Swift Current, SK – Despite being shutout for the second time this season, the Swift Current Broncos would find the silver lining in a 3-0 loss to the Saskatoon Blades as they’ve clinched a spot in the WHL Playoffs for the second straight season.

The Blades would get the only goal of the first in a back and forth pace when Jack Kachkowski at 4:53 making it 1-0 Saskatoon. Shots would be dead even at 7-7 heading to the 2nd.

The Swift Current Broncos couldn’t lock in a playoff spot Wednesday night at home, falling 3-2 to the Red Deer Rebels.

The Rebels would strike first in the period in the latter stages at 15:06 as Jaxon Fuder would notch his 10th on a shot in traffic solving Reid Dyck (Winkler, MB). The Rebels and Broncos would be dead even in shots at 9-9 heading to the second.

A solid outing defensively for the Swift Current Broncos as they move one step closer to a WHL Playoff spot after defeating the Red Deer Rebels 3-2 at the Westerner Park Centrium Saturday night.

Both Reid Dyck (Winkler, MB) & Rebels goaltender Peyton Shore would put up a clean sheet in the first period with Broncos outshooting the Rebels 12-10 in the frame keeping things scoreless heading to the 2nd.

A four goal first period would be enough for the Calgary Hitmen handing the Swift Current Broncos their first loss in three game Friday night at Scotiabank Saddledome.