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Steven Mah is a Sports Reporter at the Swift Current Southwest Booster. See news happening? You can reach Steven at 306-773-9321 or boostersports@swbooster.com or on Twitter @swbooster.
The Swift Current Southwest Terminal Broncos concluded a dominant South Sask Peewee AA Hockey League regular season with a 10-0 win over the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors Wednesday. The Broncos got goals from seven different skaters and a shutout in goal from Hunter Arntsen to finish the regular season with a 24-1-0 record. Captain Jayden Jessiman led the Broncos with four...
The Swift Current Broncos are hosting three of the top teams in the Western Hockey League this week and Mayor Denis Perrault in encouraging hockey fans to come out and support the team. The team has branded the week as ‘Bronco Week’ with the Regina Pats here on Wednesday, the Medicine Hat Tigers visiting on Friday, and the Everett Silvertips...
A Swift Current rink was able to qualify for provincials out of the 2016-17 Affinity Credit Union Senior Men’s South Provincial Qualifier at the Shaunavon Curling Club where four Southwest teams were a part of the nine-team field. Team Kirkpatrick included lead Greg Hannay, second Mitch Minken, third Wayne Charteris, and fourth Max Kirkpatrick. They lost their opening game 7-6...
The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats returned to Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League action with two blowout wins over the host Weyburn Wings as they near the completion of the regular season. Saturday, the Wildcats fired 42 shots on goal in a 4-0 win. Taylor Lind led the way with two goals and an assist, while Chloe Smith had...
The Swift Current Comp. Colts and Ardens wrestling team attended a tournament at Moose Jaw AE Peacock High School on Saturday and had some strong performances in the Elite Division. Grade 10 Arden Aleah Nickel led the way with a gold medal showing in the Elite Female 60kg division. Remington Tschetter (59kg), Anders Mitchell (90kg), Emmett Guider (73kg), and Sebastien Marchand...
Longtime Shaunavon basketball coach and current Great Plains College SunDogs coach Mark Benesh is stepping down from Basketball Saskatchewan. He served as President for the past eight years and has been a board member for 14 years. Benesh helped the LeBoldus Golden Suns win their first high school basketball provincial championship in 1980 and then went on to play five...
The Swift Current Broncos won their fourth straight game with a 4-1 win over the host Red Deer Rebels Friday. Tyler Steenbergen continued his torrid scoring pace with a hat trick against his hometown team for his third multiple-goal performance in the past four games. Steenbergen scored the only goal of the first period with an unassisted goal, his 41st...
Shaunavon is currently the site of the 2016-17 Affinity Credit Union Senior Men’s South Provincial Qualifier at the Shaunavon Curling Club. A total of four Southwest teams are in the nine-team field, but the host team skipped by Grant Selvig was the only team to win on Thursday. The host team includes lead Dale Burch, second Michael Thienes, third Kevin Braun,...
The Swift Current Kabos Broncos shutout the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors 6-0 in their second last regular season game Wednesday. They finished four-for-five on the power play and put the game away early with four first-period goals. Cash Arntsen led the Broncos with two goals, while Reed Jacobson, Joe Arntsen, and Rhett Evjen each had a goal and an assist,...
The Swift Current Broncos slipped past the struggling Edmonton Oil Kings with a 3-2 win Wednesday. Rookie Aleksi Heponiemi continued his steady offensive production with two points, including the game winning goal, to extend his point streak to 12 games with 24 points over that span. All five goals were scored on the power play as the Broncos won their...

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