Clayton Dreger and Ryan Simpson

Sunday, April 16th

Thursday, April 13th

MJHL
Virden 3 Portage 0
(best of 7 semifinal tied 2-2)

Wednesday, April 12th

MJHL
Swan Valley 4 Steinbach 3 (2OT)
(Pistons lead best of 7 semifinal 3-1)

NHL
Calgary 3 San Jose 1
N.Y. Islanders 4 Montreal 2
Dallas 5 St. Louis 2

AHL
Texas 3 Manitoba 2

Tuesday, April 11th

MJHL
Virden 4 Portage 2
(Terriers lead best of 7 semifinal 2-1)
Steinbach 3 Swan Valley 2 (2OT)
(Pistons lead series 3-0)

Monday, April 10th

NHL
Winnipeg 6 San Jose 2
Nashville 3 Calgary 2 (SO)
Ottawa 3 Carolina 2
Toronto 2 Florida 1 (OT)
Los Angeles 3 Vancouver 0 
Buffalo 3 N.Y. Rangers 2 (SO)
Washington 5 N.Y. Islanders 2
Dallas 6 Detroit 1
Minnesota 4 Chicago 2
Seattle 4 Arizona 1

Sunday, April 9th

MJHL
Portage 5 Virden 1
(Terriers lead best of 7 semifinal 2-0)

Thursday, April 6th

Wednesday, April 5th

Tuesday, April 4th

MJHL
East Division
Steinbach 4 Winkler 2
(Pistons win best of 7 semifinal 4-3)
West Division
Swan Valley 4 Dauphin 1
(Stampeders win series 4-2)

WHL
Eastern Conference
Winnipeg 7 Medicine Hat 2
(Ice lead best of 7 quarterfinal 3-0)

The Portage Terriers will take on the Virden Oil Capitals in round two of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League playoffs. Kobe Grant made 25 saves as the Swan Valley Stampeders downed the Kings 4-1 in Dauphin and took that West Division semifinal in six games Tuesday night. With Swan Valley advancing, this means Virden is the lowest seed remaining in the hunt for the Turnbull Cup. Teams are reseeded in the second round of the playoffs so the top seeded Terriers draw Oil Caps for the league semi-final.