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Former Okotoks Oiler Dylan Holloway is back with the St. Louis Blues after collapsing on the bench in last night's (Nov. 5) game against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Holloway took a shot in the neck during the 3-2 win over the Lightning. He would finish his shift after getting hit in the jugular but after returning to the bench it was clear something wasn't right as he lost consciousness and had to be taken out of the game on a stretcher.

The Swift Current Innovation Federal Credit Union Wildcats will be seeking their fourth win in the last five games tonight.

For the second Wednesday in a row, Swift Current will host the Notre Dame Hounds at S3 West Arena. The Wildcats won the prior meeting 2-1.

Wildcats head coach Terry Pavely said the October 30 win was like two games in one.

The Brandon Wheat Kings defeated the Medicine Hat Tigers 3-0 last Saturday at Westoba Place. Head coach & general manager Marty Murray will join Clayton Dreger on the Wheat Kings Report which airs Wednesdays at 5:15 p.m. on CJRB Radio 1220.

The Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame's class of 2025 includes the Altona Baseball Builders who were instrumental in making Access Field a reality. Field of Dreams committee members Ben Dueck, Ken Wiebe & Gord Sawatzky will join Clayton Dreger on Sportsbeat which airs Wednesdays at 5:15 p.m. on CFAM Radio 950.

Undefeated is the exact word that best describes the Elecs' performance over the weekend. The ECS Senior Boys Volleyball team dominated their opponents at a tournament held at Yorkton Regional High School, only dropping two sets in pool play. 

"I think it's great. It was really nice to see, like, a combination of all of the practice and all of the stuff that we've been learning kind of coming together and for us to get the success from that," head coach Bryton Such expressed. 

The Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame has announced its class of 2025. Nine individuals will be inducted, and they are Clark Andres of Roblin, Lindsey & Matthew Dahl of Winnipeg, Ryan Scott of Irishtown, New Brunswick, Scott Kelman of Winnipeg, Jim White of Neepawa, Fred Matsubara of Winnipeg, Jack Scott of Winnipeg and Golden West sportscaster Clayton Dreger.

The Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame has announced its class of 2025. Nine individuals will be inducted, and they are Clark Andres of Roblin, Lindsey & Matthew Dahl of Winnipeg, Ryan Scott of Irishtown, New Brunswick, Scott Kelman of Winnipeg, Jim White of Neepawa, Fred Matsubara of Winnipeg, Jack Scott of Winnipeg and Golden West sportscaster Clayton Dreger.

The Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame has announced its class of 2025. Nine individuals will be inducted, and they are Clark Andres of Roblin, Lindsey & Matthew Dahl of Winnipeg, Ryan Scott of Irishtown, New Brunswick, Scott Kelman of Winnipeg, Jim White of Neepawa, Fred Matsubara of Winnipeg, Jack Scott of Winnipeg and Golden West sportscaster Clayton Dreger.

The big finale for Junior volleyball in HCAA went yesterday in championship matches for four divisions across the Horizon School Division. 

The day ended with the Junior Boys Champs, Humboldt Collegiate, topping the field with a 2 sets win over Englefeld in the final.  

On the girls side, Lanigan high emerged from the round robin with the pennant.  

With Remembrance Day approaching, the High River Flyers are hosting Friday night's (Nov. 8) game at Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex as a Veterans Appreciation Night.

All members of the Canadian military and other veterans will be given free admission to the game. 

The Veterans Appreciation Night will be about showing support to those who have lost their lives or are currently fighting for freedom.