Steven Mah

The lone local rink won both of their games on day two at the 2016-17 Affinity Credit Union Senior Men’s Provincial Curling Championship in Swift Current. The Max Kirkpatrick rink, curling out of the Swift Current Curling Club, lost their opener 7-2 on Wednesday afternoon to Saskatoon’s Brian Humble. They rebounded Wednesday evening with a 5-2 win over Moosomin’s Daryl Williamson...

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats opened the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League playoffs with a triple overtime win over the host Regina Rebels Thursday. Janessa Fournier notched the game winner midway through the third overtime period to end the marathon game of over 100 minutes to open the best-of-five playoff series. The Wildcats had forced overtime with a late...

The lone local rink split their two games on opening day at the 2016-17 Affinity Credit Union Senior Men’s Provincial Curling Championship in Swift Current. The Max Kirkpatrick rink, curling out of the Swift Current Curling Club, lost their opener 7-2 on Wednesday afternoon to Saskatoon’s Brian Humble. They rebounded Wednesday evening with a 5-2 win over Moosomin’s Daryl Williamson to...

Shaunavon’s Taylor Lind is already well on her way to a decorated career with the Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats. She clinched the league scoring title on Sunday and Wednesday was named the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League Top Rookie and a forward on the First All-Star Team. Lind, 15, led the league with 36 goals and 58 points...

The Swift Current Kabos Broncos opened the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League playoffs with a win Wednesday. The Broncos had finished second in the South Division with a 19-4-4 record, while the Estevan Bruins were ninth at 8-19-3. The best-of-three series opener was a one-goal game most of the way, but the host Broncos got two late goals for a...

The Swift Current Full Line Ag Broncos opened the South Sask Female Midget AA Hockey League playoffs with a 4-2 win over the host Parkland Lions on Feb. 20. The Broncos had finished fifth in the regular season with a 14-9-0 record, two points behind the Lions. Sara Kendall led the Broncos with two goals, while Courtney Funk and Kamryn Johnson...

Eight Swift Current United Soccer Club teams took part in the SUSC Indoor Tournament in Saskatoon over the weekend. The U12 United Girls highlighted the tournament with four straight wins, outscoring four Saskatoon opponents 21-0. They steamrolled through the round robin with three straights victories without allowing a goal. They defeated the Saskatoon Aurora Pulse 6-0, the Saskatoon SUSC Fusion...

The leadership and on-ice excellence of Zach Ziegler was recognized at the Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires’ year-end banquet Monday when the team’s only graduating player won three awards, including the Most Valuable Player Award. The second-year defenseman from White City finished third amongst all Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League defensemen with 31 points this season. He was also named...

The Swift Current 14U Girls Junior SunDogs Black volleyball team split their eight matches at the Sask Cup #1 in Saskatoon over the weekend to place fourth in Tier II. They opened the tournament on Saturday with a win over Rose Valley’s RVVC 2002 (25-19, 25-22). The SunDogs suffered their only loss of the day to Saskatoon’s JCVC Red (10-25,...

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats concluded the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League regular season with two home games against the Battlefords Stars over the weekend when they missed a chance to enter the playoffs on a positive note. Saturday, the Wildcats squandered a 5-1 lead, but recovered for a 6-5 win in overtime when Janessa Fournier scored with...