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The Humboldt Broncos managed to walk away with two points after two games in the Whitney Forum in Flin Flon against the Bombers. 

On Friday, the Broncos earned a 4-3 victory which was followed by the Bombers taking Saturday’s contest 2-1.  

Goalie Ty Matonovich picked up his first win of the season on Friday night, making 44 saves.  

The Eagle Sky Estevan Bruins had their points streak ended over the weekend after a pair of close losses were handed out.

The Bruins were unable to beat the Melfort Mustangs at home on Friday, losing 4-3. Then they were on the road and faced off against the Melville Millionaires on Saturday, also losing that game 4-3.

Head Coach Jason Tatarnic says both games saw some good effort from the Bruins.

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Nate Silbernagel had a hat trick as the Swift Current Sports Excellence Broncos beat Moose Jaw 4-1. 

Riley Moberg scored the other Swift Current goal.

Rhett Jamieson made 31 saves to get the win in goal.

The Broncos host the Prairie Storm on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.

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Dane Bender scored twice in a 5-3 win for the Swift Current Service Master Broncos over the Regina Tigers.

A pair of teams in the region have advanced to the Semifinals in the Provincial playoffs in high school football, while a few squads seasons came to an end on Saturday. 

The Wakaw Warriors advanced to the semifinals with a 66-53 win over Unity. Wakaw will host Southey in the semifinal on Saturday in the 2A category of six-man football.  

It all came down to the final kick in the final game. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have clinched first place in the West Division and kicker Sergio Castillo gives all glory to God. 

"I was grateful to have a second chance. After missing the 61, I thought it was over. The fact that we had another shot, I was excited," Castillo said to TSN following the victory. 

The Southwest Cougars are riding a six-game win streak. Head coach Tanner Lewis will join Clayton Dreger on the Cougars Report which airs Mondays at 5:15 p.m. on CJRB Radio 1220.

The Pembina Valley Hawks swept a home-and-home with the Kenora Thistles this past weekend. Head coach Jeff Andrews will join Clayton Dreger on the Hawks Report which airs Mondays at 5:15 p.m. on CFAM Radio 950.

It was a busy weekend of hockey for Weyburn teams. Here is a look at how some of the teams did. 

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The U18 AA John Hulbert Construction Wings were at home on the weekend for a pair of games against the Sask East Oilers. The first game was Saturday afternoon, and the Oilers would come out on top in a close contest, winning 3-1.  

The U18 AAA Weyburn Gold Wings took to the road on the weekend, heading to Swift Current for a pair of games against the Wildcats. The Gold Wings would come home from the trip with three points, after winning one game in a shootout and losing the second in overtime.  

Playoffs are now set in the Senior SWAC Volleyball leagues.

The senior girls' playoffs start on Tuesday with Frontier hosting the championship bracket. Frontier is the top seed and will face Herbert, while Vanguard goes up against Shaunavon. The first and third place matches will follow.

Consul hosts the consolation playoffs with the hosts, Maple Creek and Gull Lake playing a round robin.