Steven Mah

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats got on track in the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League with a weekend sweep of the Notre Dame Hounds. Saturday, the Wildcats scored three unanswered goals to defeat the visiting Hounds 3-2. The Hounds led 2-0 after first-period goals from Kas Kingston and Jillian Schmit. Taylor Lind scored twice in the second period to tie...

The Swift Current Tarpon Atom Tier I Energy Broncos scored 30 goals during three wins over the visiting Weyburn Wings over the weekend. Friday, the Broncos took advantage of some undisciplined play from the Wings in a 6-1 victory. Daxer Schroeder led the way with two goals and one assist. Hayden Winslow followed with two goals and Jacob Penley added...

The Swift Current Comp. Colts senior boys basketball team placed fourth with one win and two losses at the first annual Helping Hoops Senior Boys Invitational Tournament hosted by AE Peacock Collegiate in Moose Jaw over the weekend. The Colts opened their season with a 94-31 win over the Greenall Griffins after scoring 33 points in the first quarter, followed...

The Swift Current Broncos fell victim to a two minute lapse in the third period as they lost 5-2 to the visiting Brandon Wheat Kings on Saturday. The game was tied 2-2 until the Wheat Kings scored three goals over 1:38 to hand the Broncos their third straight loss. Linden McCorrister netted the game winner on the rush when he...

The Swift Current Broncos lost another road game to the Lethbridge Hurricanes by a final tally of 3-1 on Friday. After a scoreless first period, the teams combined for three goals in the second period. Justin Hall opened the scoring with his first career goal for Lethbridge. Max Patterson equalized for the Broncos with his eighth goal midway through the...

The top five teams all won during week four of the Swift Current Curling Club – Innovation Credit Union Super League. Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) and Andrews Ag Ltd. (Andrews) were amongst the winning rinks to remain ahead of the pack with 4-0 records. Three other rinks won to remain in the hunt at 3-1. November 29 results: Choice Driving School (Quintin)...

Eleven members of Swift Current Christian Tae Kwon Do participated in the Saskatchewan World Taekwondo Federation Provincial tournament on November 24 in Yorkton, bringing home 15 medals in sparring and poomsae (forms). “We are super proud of everyone. They have been training hard for months and it’s great to see that their hard work paid off,” says Head Instructor, Gary...

The Swift Current Broncos failed to earn their first winning streak of the season when they lost 5-1 to the visiting Brandon Wheat Kings on Wednesday. Luka Burzan scored the first and last goals for the Wheat Kings during a three-point outing. Alec Zawatsky scored the only goal for the Broncos on a perfect spinning set-up from Andrew Fyten with...

The Swift Current Colts suffered their first Saskatchewan Female Bantam A Hockey League loss on Friday, but rebounded with a convincing win on Sunday. Friday, the Colts lost 4-2 to the visiting Melville Fire. Ava Geissler scored both goals in a losing cause with assists from Sadie Keller and Jenna Lacher. Sunday, the Colts responded in convincing fashion with an 8-2...

Five Swift Current United Soccer Club teams were in Saskatoon for the Aurora Open indoor tournament over the weekend. The U11 Boys were unbeaten in five matches to win gold in Saskatoon. They opened their tournament with a 3-3 draw against Eastside Wolfsburg on Friday. They defeated the Aurora Asteroids 5-1 on Saturday morning and then pummeled the Regina QC Green...