Steven Mah

The Max Kirkpatrick rink won on Thursday to lead the Swift Current Curling Club – Innovation Credit Union Super League after five weeks, one of two unbeaten rinks in the eight-team league. February 14 results: Premier Tech (James) defeated Kruse Glass & Aluminum (Rayner); Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) defeated Swift Plumbing & Heating Ltd (Wicks); Choice Driving School (Quintin) defeated B&A Petroleum/Nitro...

The Swift Current Female Midget AA Broncos were shutout in their Saskatchewan Female Midget AA Hockey League playoff opener on Thursday. The host Broncos fired 40 shots on goal but could not beat Eva Filippova in a 1-0 loss to the visiting Notre Dame Hounds. Keara Merriman scored the only goal of the game midway through the third period. Game two of...

The Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires defeated the host Notre Dame Argos 3-2 for their second straight win in the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League on Thursday. The Legionnaires took the lead on goals from Rhett Evjen and Kersey Reich. Notre Dame tied the game with goals from Jett Arminem and Zach Jelly. Defenseman Hunter Laroque scored with 9:13 remaining in regulation...

Last night the Millar College of the Bible Edge basketball teams hosted their provincial rivals for the first time this season, the Briercrest Clippers. The women started things off with a bang as both teams came out strong trading buckets all through the first half of the game. At half it was Millar with the small two-point lead. Briercrest fought back...

The Swift Current Colts got their Saskatchewan Female Bantam Hockey League playoffs out to a dominating start. The third seeded Colts defeated the visiting Balcarres Barracudas 7-1 on Wednesday to open the best-of-three South Division quarter-final series. Sadie Keller led the Colts with four goals and one assist, including a pair of shorthanded goals 44 seconds apart in the third period....

The Swift Current Pure Chem Broncos got back into the win column in the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League on Wednesday. The Broncos defeated the visiting Regina Monarchs 6-2 to even their record in the month of February. Kalan Lind led the Broncos with two goals and one assist, followed by two goals from Rylan Silzer and a goal and an...

The Swift Current Comp. Senior Ardens basketball team is once again raising funds for a local family affected by cancer. The fundraising effort will culminate on Feb. 27 when they host the Campbell Tartans in a ‘Pink Game.’ “We are raising money for a local family that has been going through cancer treatments. The mom is the one who has...

The Swift Current Comp. Senior Ardens basketball team won three of four games to place third out of 12 teams at a weekend tournament in North Battleford. The Ardens won both games in the round robin to top their three-team pool. The opened the tournament with a 36-35 win over Prince Albert St. Mary. Mackenzie Veason led the Ardens with 14...

The Swift Current Southwest Terminal Broncos clinched first place in the Saskatchewan Peewee AA Hockey League South Division with two ties in Yorkton over the weekend. Saturday, the Peewee Broncos scored four goals in the third period to erase a three-goal deficit in a 4-4 tie. Parker Rondeau led the way with a goal and an assist, while Hudson Darby, Ryder...

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats dropped down the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League standings when they earned only two of six points in a weekend home stand against the Melville Prairie Fire. Saturday, the Wildcats allowed the game’s opening five goals in a 5-2 loss to the Prairie Fire during the Hockey Day in Canada festivities at the...