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The Moose Jaw Warriors did something on Wednesday night that no other team in the Western Hockey League has done, beat the Winnipeg ICE for a second time.

The Warriors kicked off the second half of the season with a 3-1 win over Winnipeg at the Moose Jaw Events Centre.

“It’s two very skilled teams going at it, Winnipeg is a good team, they’re number one for a reason, so we want to beat them, prove them wrong a little bit, so we came out flying,” Warriors forward Ryder Korczak said after the game.

For the second straight year, the Moose Jaw Warriors will have two players taking part in the Kubota CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game.

Brayden Yager and Jackson Unger were among the 40 players named by the Canadian Hockey League to the annual showcase of draft-eligible prospects on Monday.

The Moose Jaw Warriors returned to the Hangar with a bang on Friday night.

The Warriors scored six goals in the second period and rolled to a 9-2 victory over the Calgary Hitmen in their first game in downtown Moose Jaw in three weeks.

“That was the structure that we wanted to play, there was still a couple of mistakes, but we played the right way, we were hungry on pucks, we were around the net, so we played a really good hockey game tonight,” Warriors forward Martin Rysavy said.

After 14 days and thousands of kilometres, the Moose Jaw Warriors ran out of gas in the finale of their seven-game road trip.

The Warriors dropped a 5-3 game to the Calgary Hitmen on Sunday afternoon in front of a sold-out crowd at Scotiabank Saddledome.

“I don’t want to use an excuse, but that was a quick turnaround,” Warriors assistant coach Scott King said.

Moose Jaw knocked off the Red Deer Rebels in a hard fought game on Saturday night and then were back on the ice to end their road trip in Calgary less than 24 hours later.

The Moose Jaw Warriors secured another hard fought road win on Saturday night in Red Deer.

Ryder Korczak scored twice, while Connor Ungar made 41 saves as the Warriors upended the Rebels, 5-2, at the Peavey Mart Centrium.

“They do a good job of being disciplined to the way they play and I thought we did a good job tonight being disciplined in our own system,” Warriors assistant coach Gord Burnett said.

Saturday’s win was the fifth straight for the Warriors as they’ve went 5-1 on their seven-game road trip, which wraps up on Sunday in Calgary.

The Moose Jaw Warriors are finding ways to win and it continued on Wednesday night.

Moose Jaw scored three unanswered goals to come back from two two-goals deficits in the third period and win 5-4 in overtime over the Giants in Vancouver.

“We played really well,” Warriors assistant coach Scott King. “I liked our energy and we played a really solid hockey game.”

Victoria, B.C. — Once the Moose Jaw Warriors started rolling, they were tough to stop on Tuesday night in Victoria.

The Warriors scored seven straight goals and cruised to an 8-3 win over the Royals for their third straight win on the seven-game road trip.

“It was a slow start, but we found our legs after we got down one and then it started going our way,” Warriors assistant coach Gord Burnett said.

Denton Mateychuk finished with a goal and five points in the win.

The Moose Jaw Warriors’ power play delivered when it was needed the most on Saturday night.

Jagger Firkus scored with 18 seconds to play in the third period to lift the Warriors to a 4-3 win over the Kelowna Rockets at Prospera Place.

Firkus buried a cross-ice feed from Brayden Yager for his second goal and fourth point of the night.

“Stuff like that’s not planned out, you have to read and react to what the kill is giving you,” Warriors assistant coach Scott King said.

The Memorial Cup hosts didn’t make it easy on the Moose Jaw Warriors on Friday night.

he Warriors battled the Blazers for 60 hard fought minutes, but secured a 3-2 in Kamloops to continue their B.C. Division road trip.

“It is a big win,” Warriors assistant coach Gord Burnett said. “To beat a team like this in this type of tight game with the [playoff] feel that it had, it’s a big win for our confidence.”

Moose Jaw Warriors general manager Jason Ripplinger has announced a trade with the Regina Pats.

Moose Jaw acquires a fifth round pick in the 2026 WHL Prospects Draft in exchange for 20-year-old forward Riley Ginnell.

“We would like to thank Riley for his time in Moose Jaw and we wish him all the best in his career moving forward,” Ripplinger said.

Ginnell was traded to the Warriors from Brandon on Oct. 11 for a fifth round pick. He had one goal and three points in 14 games in Moose Jaw.