Red Wings' momentum halted by Nipawin
The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings wanted to extend their winning streak to three games last night when they entertained the Nipawin Hawks. Nipawin, however, had other plans as they knocked off another top-level opponent, upsetting Weyburn 7-5 in a high-scoring affair at Crescent Point Place.
Rebels fight back late to earn single point against Saskatoon
The Red Deer Rebels' late comeback against Saskatoon fell short Friday night, as the club lost 3-2 in overtime.
The Rebels scored a pair of late goals to send the game into the extra frame and earn a single point.
The Blades opened the scoring 4:22 into the first when Tanner Scott found the back of the net.
There was no scoring in the second.
Saskatoon would take a 2-0 lead with 7:17 left in the third period.
With Chase Wutzke on the bench, the Rebels were able to get on the board when Ollie Josephson netted his 10th goal of the year.
Cowlthorp, Boarder Kings ready for Hartney in game 2
After dropping a hard-fought contest in game one, Carter Cowlthorp and the Boissevain Border Kings are looking to even the series against Hartney Sunday.
"I think it was a really good game," Cowlthorp said of game one of the best of five Western Semi-Final. "I thought we played really well, we had some chances and we stuck to our structure. We played how we wanted too. It came down to some bounces that went their way, but overall, we were pretty happy with how we played. If we continue how we played heading into the rest of the series, we'll be okay."
Scigliano stifles Warriors offence in Rush road victory
The Saskatchewan Rush stifled the Vancouver Warriors defence in a 10-7 win inside Rogers Arena.
For the fifth time this season, the opponents opened the scoring, but the Rush would get three in the first quarter, two from Brock Haley and one from Austin Shanks.
Mike Triolo and Clark Walter would score in the second frame, putting Saskatchewan up 5-4 at half time.
Ryan Keenan got the offence rolling in the third, while Robert Church, Shanks and Walter added some cushion with a 9-4 lead going into the final quarter.
Broncos stumble against Pats
The Regina Pats power play had their way against the Swift Current Broncos Friday night with a 4-1 win at InnovationPlex.
Estevan Curling Club sees great performances from Estevan youths as season nears its end
It's been a busy February for the Estevan Curling Club, with some of their youth teams hitting the sheets and getting impressive wins.
The club hosts a number of ECS teams, who recently placed in a few events in February.
Estevan Curling Club President Pauline Ziehl-Grimsrud talks about the success seen recently by those teams.
Pistons hold strong in nail-biting win over Kings
It was another wild game that went right down to the wire but the Steinbach Pistons managed to hold on and defeat the Dauphin Kings 5-4 in regulation on Friday night.
Coming off a few days between games, early in the first the Pistons looked a bit off. Passes were not crisp, the skating legs were not there and that allowed Dauphin to come up with a couple of good looks but each one was turned away.
Kings' general manager lays out his predictions for upcoming playoff series
The Agra Risk Wheatland Kings are preparing for a playoff matchup versus the Medicine Hat Cubs.
The Kings will play against the Cubs in a best-of-five series and if they win, they will move on to the next round.
At the same time the Cannex Cochrane Generals and the Carstar Okotoks Bisons are going to be playing against each other.
General Manager of the Kings Cody Holdaway predicts that the Bisons will come out on top against the Generals.
"I don't normally like to call this kind of stuff, but if I have to call it, I think the Bisons take that series."