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The Moose Jaw Warriors are in Brandon tonight to face off against the Wheat Kings for Game 3 of round 1 playoffs. The Warriors are up 2 games to none. You can catch all the action on Country 100 with Voice of the Warriors James Gallo, starting with the pregame show at 5:40.

The Warriors will stay in Brandon for Game 4 tomorrow night, and they'll be back on home ice this weekend for Game 5. 

As round one of playoffs continue, the Moose Jaw Warriors will be heading to Brandon tomorrow to face off against the Wheat Kings in game 3. The Warriors will stay in Brandon through Thursday for game 4 in the best of 7. The Warriors go into game 3 with a 2 games to none lead in the best of 7.

You'll be able to catch all the action live on your radio on Country 100.

If you’re looking to do some camping this summer, you can sign up for a seasonal campsite at any of Saskatchewan's provincial parks, as online reservations are currently open. 

Throughout the week, reservations for swimming lessons, group campsites, nightly, and camp-easy will also open for different locations in the province as follows: 

The Moose Jaw Warriors are taking a 2 games to none lead into Brandon this week for games 3 and 4 of their first round Western Hockey League playoff series after a couple of wins on home ice this weekend.

The Warriors beat the Wheat Kings 7-4 on Friday and needed overtime for a 5-4 win in game 2. The Warriors head to Brandon for Games 3 and 4 this Wednesday and Thursday.

Rob: One more thing I want to talk about and that was the big news that was announced, actually the cat was let out of the bag in the briar patch last Wednesday night. So, we already knew what the announcement was, but then it became official on Friday that the 2025 BKT Tires World Men's Curling Championship is coming to Moose Jaw in 2025. Moose Jaw will be welcoming the world next year to the Moose Jaw Events Centre, March 29th through April 6th. Wonderful. 

Rob: Hey, let's talk about the Report for Service app that we can get on our phones. I got the Millennials here at the radio station to help me set it up. I got it on my phone and frankly, it works pretty well. I can book swims at certain times and skip the lineups for people who are waiting to pay. I find that very convenient, and you know if you’re a member or if you bought a punch card, you can punch that in and you can just walk into the pool and skip the line-up and away you go, very convenient. 

As playoffs kick off this week, the Moose Jaw Warriors will face off against the Wheat Kings at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this Friday and Saturday. Puck drop for both games is at 7. The Warriors have to win the best of seven games to go to the next round of playoffs. 

The Saskatoon Blazers are U18 AAA hockey champions for a second straight season. The Blazers beat the Regina Pat Canadiens 5-3 last night, completing the sweep in the final series.

Rob: Let's talk about those potholes. There's winter, then there's pothole season, and then there's spring and we've got pothole season now. And from what I understand, the pothole people are out there with cold mix right now doing the best they can.

Maryse: Absolutely. We already started this week, so the crew that's also taking care of the catch basins and in the culverts, of course we saw on the weekend with the rapid meltdown some catch basin needed to be drain, so that was done, but now it's the same crew that’s doing the cold mix.

The Moose Jaw Warriors are getting ready for playoffs later this week. The Warriors will host the Wheat Kings at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this Friday and Saturday.

The 2024 Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship continues at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. Yesterday Dash's Saskatchewan 1 team beat Ontario 2, by a score of 12-3. Pederson's Saskatchewan 2 team lost 10-4 to British Columbia and scored a decisive 14-1 win over Manitoba.

The Moose Jaw Warriors dominated in their final regular season game at the Moose Jaw Events Centre on Saturday night, with an 11-1 win over the Regina Pats.

The Warriors are now preparing for the first round of the WHL playoffs. They'll host Brandon in games one and two of the best-of-seven Friday and Saturday nights at the Moose Jaw Events Centre.

At the one-day provincial basketball championships this weekend, Central boys won the 4A title, beating Peacock 78-69.