Steven Mah
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 dedication and ambition of an entire community was rewarded when Swift Current was named the recipient of the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association 2019 Community Achievement Award.
“It’s so exciting,” said Nicole Spenst, Community Services Events and Program Manager for the City of Swift Current. “The one thing I truly admire about these...
Decades worth of dedication and service to her community were recognized for Rosalie Flynn when she was recognized with the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Volunteer of the Year Award.
“It’s just one word, overwhelmed I guess. It’s always an honour to be recognized by your peers and to be recognized by the City...
Stuart Skinner made 33 saves to win his National Hockey League debut on Sunday. The former Swift Current Broncos goaltender helped the Edmonton Oilers defeat the Ottawa Senators 8-5 after being called up from the taxi squad on an emergency basis.
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The Oilers scored only eight seconds into regulation...
Aleksi Heponiemi capped his National Hockey League debut with an overtime goal on Saturday.
Playing in his first NHL game with the Florida Panthers, Heponiemi batted home a cross-crease feed from Anthony Duclair to lift the Panthers to a 3-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings.
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Swift Current’s Joel Rumpel took a step towards a return to the American Hockey League this week. The veteran netminder signed a professional try-out agreement with the Iowa Wild the club announced on Thursday.
Rumpel, 29, recently made 26 saves in his only appearance for the Kansas City Mavericks in the East Coast Hockey...
Former Swift Current Broncos captain Taylor Vause has found another home across the Atlantic Ocean. The Calgary native is in the midst of his fifth season with the Vienna Capitals as he now considers the capital city of Austria a third home.
“Calgary is my hometown, that’s where I’m from, born and raised. Swift...
Three members of Velocity Taekwondo picked up medals in the Korean Consul General Cup Online Taekwondo Championship in poomsae.
Cole MacIsaac, 9, won a bronze medal in the Yellow Belt Division. The young athlete has been training in taekwondo for the past four months.
“Part of it was to release my...
Former Swift Current Broncos defenseman Max Lajoie has been traded from his only National Hockey League home.
The Ottawa Senators traded the 23-year-old blueliner to the Carolina Hurricanes just prior to the 2020-21 regular season getting underway. The Senators received forward Clark Bishop in return.
Lajoie has registered 15 points in...
After missing his entire grade 12 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Swift Current Comp. Colts quarterback Carter Moberg is hoping to return to the field next season after signing with the Regina Thunder of the Canadian Junior Football League.
“I’m pretty excited. I like all their coaches, so I think it will be...
Swift Current Innovation Credit Union Wildcats defenseman Kamryn Johnson will be taking her hockey career to La Belle Province next season.
The 5’10’’ homegrown product recently signed a Letter of Intent to join the Bishops University Gaiters for the 2021-22 season. Bishop’s University is an english university located in Sherbrooke, Quebec.