Clayton Dreger and Ryan Simpson

Sunday, March 31st

Wednesday, March 27th

MJHL
East Division
Winkler 5 Portage 3
(Flyers lead best of 7 semifinal 2-1)

THHL
Miniota/Elkhorn 7 Killarney 0
(C-Hawks lead best of 5 final 2-1)

MMJHL
Pembina Valley 3 St. Boniface 1
(Twisters lead best of 7 semifinal 2-0)

Tuesday, March 26th

MJHL
East Division
Steinbach 3 Niverville 2 (2OT)
(Pistons lead best of 7 semifinal 3-0)
West Division
Virden 6 Neepawa 3
(Oil Capitals lead semifinal 2-1)
OCN 5 Dauphin 3
(Kings lead series 2-1)

Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey League
Brandon 4 Wpg Wild 3 (OT)
(Wheat Kings win best of 5 final 3-0)

Monday, March 25th

Manitoba Senior Men's Curling Championships
final @Heather Curling Club
Randy Neufeld 7 Dave Boehmer 2

NHL
Los Angeles 3 Vancouver 2
Vegas 2 St. Louis 1 (OT)

PWHL
New York 3 Boston 2

Sunday, March 24th

MJHL
East Division
Portage 3 Winkler 2
(best of 7 semifinal tied 1-1)
Steinbach 5 Niverville 2
(Pistons lead series 2-0)
West Division
Neepawa 3 Virden 2 (2OT)
(semifinal tied 1-1)
Dauphin 5 OCN 4 (OT)
(Kings lead series 2-0)

The Ste. Anne Aces have successfully defended their South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League championship.

Cody Fowlie and playoff MVP Jordan DePape scored two goals each as Ste. Anne shutdown the Mercs 7-0 Saturday night in Warren.

Ste. Anne swept the best-of-seven final in four games.

The Aces won four straight in last year's final after losing the first three games to the Morden Bombers. Morden was the team that eliminated the Portage Islanders in the first round of this years playoffs.

Friday, March 22nd

MJHL
East Division
Portage at Winkler, 7 p.m. 9 (listen here)
Steinbach vs Niverville @ La Broquerie, 7 p.m.
(1st games in best of 7 semifinals)
West Division
Neepawa at Virden, 7:30 p.m.
Dauphin at OCN, 7 p.m.
(1st games in semifinals)

Wednesday, March 20th

SEMHL
Ste. Anne 4 Warren 1
(Aces lead best of 7 final 3-0)

Manitoba Female U18 AAA Hockey League
Wpg Ice 3 Westman 2 (2OT)
(1st game in best of 5 final)

AHL
Grand Rapids 4 Manitoba 1

Tuesday, March 19th

NHL
Winnipeg 4 N.Y. Rangers 2
Edmonton 3 Montreal 2 (OT)
Vancouver 3 Buffalo 2
Philadelphia 4 Toronto 3
Boston 6 Ottawa 2
New Jersey 5 Pittsburgh 2
Detroit 4 Columbus 3 (OT)
Carolina 4 N.Y. Islanders 1
Nashville 8 San Jose 2
Colorado 4 St. Louis 3
Minnesota 4 Anaheim 0
Los Angeles 6 Chicago 2
Tampa Bay 5 Vegas 3

AHL
Manitoba 5 Grand Rapids 1

Jordan DePape scored twice late in the first period and Brenden Walker's shorthanded marker with 1:34 left in the second period proved to be the winner as the Ste. Anne Aces defeated the Warren Mercs 5-2 in game two of the SEMHL's best-of-seven final. Burke Heide and Tanner Harms into an empty net with 1:56 left also scored for the Aces who lead the series two games to none. Erik Swanson and Dexter Kuczek replied for the hometown Mercs. Warren led 2-0 until DePape scored his first of night at 16:42 of the opening period. Game three goes Wednesday night in Ste. Anne.