Weyburn Red Wings

After suffering a 10-5 defeat at the hands of the Richarson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings Thursday, the Battlefords North Stars were looking to bounce back when they returned to Crescent Point Place Saturday. The Red Wings would score first, but then the North Stars came roaring back, skating to a 9-2 win. 

For the first time since October 14th, 2016, the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings picked up a win at home over the Battlefords North Stars, and they did so in dominant fashion. Seven different players scored as the Red Wings doubled up the North Stars 10-5. The win improved the Wings to 7-3-0-3 on the season, as they expanded their lead over the Melville Millionaires for the top spot in the Viterra Division to three points. 

The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings will be hosting the Battlefords North Stars at Crescent Point Place tonight, and there will be a lot more happening than just an SJHL game. Tonight is the Red Wings’ Goals for KidSport game.  

Dating back to the preseason, the last four times the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings played the Yorkton Terriers, overtime or a shootout would be needed to determine the winner. The two teams split the two games in the preseason and then split the home-and-home to kick off the regular season. 

Saturday night, the two teams would again play to a one-goal finish, but this time, they wouldn't need extra time, as the Red Wings skated to a 5-4 victory for their second win in a row. 

The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings got back into the win column Friday night and did it in dominant fashion. Led by a three-goal performance from captain Max Monette, and three shorthanded goals, the Red Wings skated to a 6-2 win over the Nipawin Hawks at Crescent Point Place. 

"I think that we really just played together as a whole tonight, and it showed," Monette said after the game. "We could roll lines and tired the other team, and we just kept the pedal to the floor and kept going every single shift."

When the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings took the ice against the Notre Dame Hounds Wednesday night, the game would end with one of the two teams ending a winless streak. The Red Wings were looking for their first win since October 3rd, when, fittingly enough, they beat the Hounds 5-1. Meanwhile, Notre Dame was looking for their first win of the season, starting the campaign with nine straight losses.

A familiar face is returning to the lineup of the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings.  

The team announced this morning that 03-born defenceman Lucas Jeffreys is coming back to Weyburn. He played in 43 games with the Red Wings last year, scoring two goals, adding in nine assists and racking up 166 penalty minutes.  

The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings will be looking to bounce back tonight after a rough stretch in the past week. The Wings have picked up just two of a possible eight points in their last four games, and haven’t won since October October 3rd, when they topped the Notre Dame Hounds 5-1 at Crescent Point Place.  

With the Hounds again coming to town, they will be looking to get back into the win column, and keeping a hold on first place in the Viterra Division. 

While the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings weren't able to pick up the win Saturday night against the Flin Flon Bombers, they continued their point streak at Crescent Point Place, as the Bombers came away with a 2-1 shootout victory. The Red Wings have yet to lose in regulation at home this season and stayed ahead of the Melville Millionaires for first in the Viterra division. 

The two teams were evenly matched throughout the game, with both teams getting 28 shots on net. In goal, both netminders were near perfect. 

A 10-minute span in the first period would set the tone for the game Wednesday night between the Weyburn Red Wings and Humboldt Broncos.

Matthew Van Blaricom scored his fifth goal of the season on Red Wings netminder Dazza Mitchell 3:11 into the first period. When Cage Newans scored with 6:11 left on the clock, it made the score 5-0 for the Broncos in the first period, as Spencer Bell, Brayden Skogstad and Van Blaricom scored in the intervening time span. 

Humboldt didn't stop there, as they would score five more times over the final two periods to make it a 10-1 final.