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The Swift Current Broncos made another trade on Thursday as they look to reshape their roster with an eye on the future. One day after scoring twice and being named the first star during a 4-3 comeback win over the Regina Pats, the Broncos traded overage forward Andrew Fyten to the Edmonton Oil Kings. The Broncos received a conditional fifth round...

The Swift Current Southwest Terminal Peewee Broncos received goals from six different skaters in a 7-3 win over the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors on Wednesday. Three days after winning their 12-team home tournament, the Peewee Broncos returned to Saskatchewan Peewee AA Hockey League action by scoring the opening four goals over the first two periods before the two teams combined...

The Swift Current Broncos scored three unanswered goals to defeat the Regina Pats 4-3 to win for the first time in four attempts this season. The Broncos trailed 3-2 after two periods before Joona Kiviniemi and Tanner Nagel scored to lift the Bronco to the victory. The Broncos fell behind 2-0 in the first period. Scott Mahovlich knocked home a rebound...

After helping restore his high school team to it’s former glory, Henry Rempel will now join one of the top university volleyball programs in the country. Trinity Western University Spartans’ head coach Ben Josephson recently announced that Rempel had committed to the Spartans for next season. The 6’5’’ left side hitter recently completed a decorated career with the Swift Current Comp....

Six hockey players with ties to the Southwest will be headed to the 2019 Canada Winter Games to represent Saskatchewan. Shaunavon’s Taylor Lind was named to the Saskatchewan U18 roster, which is coached by Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats head coach Terry Pavely. Lind, 16, is currently fourth in Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League scoring with 20 points in 12...

The Swift Current United Soccer Club hosted Regina QC United and Kindersley Storm teams for 16 matches over the weekend. The United rivals hooked up for eight games on Saturday and the hosts won four games, lost twice, and tied twice. The U11 Boys tied their opening game 2-2 and then won 9-2. The U15 Boys won their first game 3-2 before...

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats took part in the largest Female Midget AAA Hockey tournament in Western Canada over the weekend. They finished with three wins and two losses over four days at the 16-team Mandi Schwartz Memorial Tournament in Wilcox. The Wildcats dropped their opening game 5-3 to the Regina Rebels on Thursday. Baylee Kirwan assisted on all...

The Swift Current Broncos trailed for less than 30 seconds, but missed an opportunity for a second straight win in Calgary on Friday. Josh Prokop scored with 23 seconds left on the clock to give the Calgary Hitmen their only lead in a 3-2 win over the visiting Broncos. The game was scoreless for over 34 minutes until Ethan O’Rourke...

The Counterpunch Boxing Academy is preparing to host Boxing Saskatchewan Provincials in Swift Current on Saturday. While all bouts are tentative, the local club is hoping to have four boxers on the 19-bout card, which will be held at the Lt. Colonel Clifton Centre. Dashanda Fehr-Spence is slated to open the card with a bout against Lloydminster’s Sydney Collinge. Fehr-Spence recently...

Two teams remain unbeaten after five weeks in the Swift Current Curling Club – Innovation Credit Union Super League. Both Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) and Andrews Ag Ltd. (Andrews) won on Thursday to improve to 5-0 atop the 10-team Super League. December 6 results: Cypress Ford/Subway (Rumpel) defeated B&A Petroleum (Seidler) Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) defeated RBC Dominion Securities (Haichert) Kruse Glass & Aluminum (Rayner) defeated...