Gino De Paoli

Despite never leading all night, the Swift Current Broncos came away with their 12th win of the season on the road in Moose Jaw Tuesday night by a 4-3 final. Putting them atop the standings in the East Division.

The Warriors would break the ice in the first period with the only goal scored as Ethan Hughes stole the puck at the point for the Broncos and took off on a break-away beating goaltender Reid Dyck (Winkler, MB). Moose Jaw would take that 1-0 lead to the 2nd period. Swift Current outshot the Warriors 13-9 in the opening 20.

Clarke Caswell’s career night and Brady Birnie’s second hat-trick in as many weeks helped the Swift Current Broncos to their 9th win of the season with a 9-4 road win in Prince Albert over the Raiders Friday night.

Three first period goals was too much to overcome as the Swift Current Broncos dropped a mid-week affair to the Lethbridge Hurricanes Wednesday night.

The Swift Current Broncos scored four unanswered goals and found their way to their third straight win in a 4-1 victory over the Lethbridge Hurricanes Friday night.

The Hurricanes would open the scoring at 5:24 into the game as Nashville Predators draft pick Miguel Marques would shelf a shot in the slot to give Lethbridge a 1-0 after 1.

Luke Mistelbacher (Steinbach, MB), 1:42 into overtime, would help get the Swift Current Broncos back above .500 with a 6-5 thriller over the Moose Jaw Warriors Saturday night.

The Swift Current Broncos, thanks to a four goal first period and a 38 save shutout from Reid Dyck (Winkler, MB), dispatched the Spokane Chiefs Friday night 5-0.

A four goal first period was more than enough for the Everett Silvertips as they took out the Swift Current Broncos 6-3 Saturday night at InnovationPlex.

A three goal first period was an outcome the Swift Current Broncos couldn’t overcome as their four game win streak came to an end in a 4-1 defeat from the Regina Pats Friday night.

Despite being outshot 31-16, the Swift Current Broncos would come away with a strong third period defeating the Calgary Hitmen 4-1 Wednesday night.

Both teams would get chances in the first period with power play but Calgary would take the shot total 13-1 in the first period but Reid Dyck (Winkler, MB) would stand tall on a ferocious Calgary power play with plenty of chances. But it would be a scoreless draw heading to the second.

Ty Coupland would bury the shootout winner and Joey Rocha would be terrific in a 32 save effort to help the Swift Current Broncos get to the .500 mark with 4-3 comeback win over the Brandon Wheat Kings Saturday night.

The Wheat Kings would fire 12 pucks at Joey Rocha (Nanaimo, BC) but it would be shot twelve that would solve the Broncos goaltender to get the lone goal in the first from Carter Klippenstein at 19:25 to give the hometown Wheat Kings a 1-0 lead after 1.