Sports Update - Terriers know who they will meet in round 2 and more
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.
Scoreboard/Lineup - Tuesday, April 4th
Monday, April 3rd
NHL
Vegas 4 Minnesota 3 (SO)
Dallas 5 Nashville 1
Seattle 8 Arizona 1
Sports Update - Tuesday, April 4th
Weather pending, the Winkler Flyers and Steinbach Pistons meet tonight (7:30 p.m.) at the T.G. Smith Centre in the deciding seventh game of their East Division semifinal. The winner will join the Portage Terriers and Virden Oil Capitals in round two of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League playoffs. The Flyers, who have rallied from a 3-1 series deficit to force game seven, have beaten the Pistons twice in Steinbach. The Terriers are scheduled to start the second round of the playoffs Friday night on home ice against either Virden or Dauphin.
Scoreboard/Lineup - Monday, April 3rd
Sunday, April 2nd
MJHL
East Division
Winkler 3 Steinbach 1
(best of 7 semifinal tied 3-3)
West Division
Virden 3 OCN 2
(Oil Capitals win series 4-2)
NHL
Winnipeg 6 New Jersey 1
Calgary 5 Anaheim 4
Detroit 5 Toronto 2
Los Angeles 4 Vancouver 1
Columbus 4 Ottawa 3 (OT)
N.Y. Rangers 5 Washington 2
Boston 4 St. Louis 3 (SO)
Scoreboard/Lineup - Thursday, March 30th
Scoreboard/Lineup - Wednesday, March 29th
Tuesday, March 28th
MJHL
Niverville 5 Portage 4
(Terriers lead series 2-1)
East Division
Steinbach 3 Winkler 1
(Pistons lead best of 7 semifinal 2-1)
West Division
OCN 6 Virden 4
(Blizzard lead series 2-1)
Dauphin 6 Swan Valley 3
(Stampeders lead series 2-1)
MMJHL
Pembina Valley 3 Charleswood 2 (2OT)
(Twisters lead best of 7 quarterfinal 3-2)
Neufeld comes close but fails to defend provincial seniors curling title
Dave Boehmer of Petersfield and Joelle Brown of Charleswood won the Provincial Senior Curling Championships Monday afternoon in Dauphin.
Boehmer, Dale Lott, Sean Bracken, and George Hacking got two in the fifth and stole single points in the sixth, seventh and eighth ends to beat Randy Neufeld of La Salle 6-5 in the men's final. Neufeld was the defending champion and the team features Dean Moxham of Oakville and Dale Michie of Portage. Team Neufeld went through the round-robin with a 6-1 record and the loss in the final was their second of the week.
Scoreboard/Lineup - Tuesday, March 28th
Monday, March 27th
Manitoba Senior Curling Championships
Men's
Dave Boehmer 6 Randy Neufeld 5
Woman's
Joelle Brown 5 Terry Ursel 3
NHL
Edmonton 5 Arizona 4
Ottawa 5 Florida 2
Montreal 4 Buffalo 3 (SO)
N.Y. Islanders 5 New Jersey 1
Minnesota 5 Seattle 1
Colorado 5 Anaheim 1
Scoreboard/Lineup - Monday, March 27th
Sunday, March 26th
Capital Region Junior Hockey League
St. Malo 3 Selkirk 2
(Fishermen lead best of 7 final 2-1)
Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey League
Wpg Wild 4 Wpg Bruins 1
(Wild lead best of 5 final 2-0)
Scoreboard/Lineup - Friday, March 24th
Thursday, March 23rd
World Woman's Curling Championships
(at Sweden)
Japan 6 Canada 5 (Canada 6-4)
Manitoba Senior Men's Provincial Curling Championships
@Dauphin
Randy Neufeld 7 Sam Antila 4
Randy Neufeld 7 Mark Anderson 4 (Neufeld 2-0)