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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.
Swift Current sisters Mandi Tuplin, née Tasche, and Lindsay MacKenzie, née Tasche, were recently inducted into the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame. The standouts with the Swift Current Comp. Ardens track and field team were both members of the University of Saskatchewan Women’s Track and Field teams that won National Championships in 2002-03 and 2003-04. The latter team set the...
Jade Addai was named the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Women’s Basketball Athlete of the Week after a dominating weekend on the hardwood. The former standout with the Swift Current Comp. Ardens led the University of Toronto Mississauga Eagles to a pair of wins over the Sault College Cougars. The Eagles opened the weekend with an 88-39 win on Saturday. Addai finished...
The Swift Current Broncos made a move to bolster their forward depth on Monday when they signed 19-year-old forward Ian Briscoe to a WHL Standard Player Agreement. The Winnipeg native played in both the Western Hockey League and Manitoba Junior Hockey League last season, splitting time with the Seattle Thunderbirds and Dauphin Kings. The 5'10", 172 lb forward recorded three...
The Swift Current Pure Chem Broncos had their best week of the season in the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League with two road wins over the weekend. Saturday, Kalan Lind scored in overtime to lift the Broncos a 4-3 win over the host Regina Monarchs. Daniel Ganert led the way with a goal and two assists, Dayne Feicht scored twice, Lind...
An injury riddled Swift Current Female Midget AA Broncos team continued to struggle this season as they were swept by the visiting Parkland Fire over the weekend. Saturday, the Broncos lost the special teams battle in a 5-2 loss. The Fired scored the first five goals of the game and finished five-for-seven on the power play. The Broncos failed to...
The Swift Current Comp. Ardens won four of eight matches at their home tournament in their final tune-up before the provincial volleyball playoffs begin next weekend. The Ardens advanced to the semi-final at their seven-team home tournament, placing third in the round robin with a 3-3 match record. They opened the weekend on Friday with a win over the Junior Ardens...
The Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires took care of business on the road with two shutout wins over the Battlefords Stars. Saturday, the Legionnaires received goals from five different skaters, three assists from Mason Strutt, and 17 saves from Jacob Herman in a 5-0 win. Chase Gallant, Riley Dekowny, Jaxon Martens, Christian Albertson, and Boston Bird all scored. Gallant and Blake...
The Swift Current Abbey Resources Broncos continued to run roughshod over the Saskatchewan Midget AA Hockey League with two wins over the visiting Regina Capitals to improve to 12-0. Saturday, the Broncos moved to 11-0 with a 5-2 win. Ryland Hornung registered three assists, Levi Lamotte scored twice, and Quinn Patenaude added a pair of helpers. Kaden Floberg, Cash Arntsen, and...
Volleyball is the last fall sport and SWAC has been buzzing with volleyball playoffs this week. If you love volleyball, you had many chances to watch some of the best teams in the southwest compete. The Senior Girls had their league championship on Tuesday, Oct. 30 in Gull Lake. #1 Gull Lake beat #4 Ponteix and #2 Vanguard beat #3...
The Swift Current Broncos won for a second straight night in overtime when Andrew Fyten wired a wrist shot home from high slot only 41 seconds into the three-on-three overtime period. Unlike the previous evening, the Broncos led most of the way, but surrendered a third-period lead to set the stage for more overtime heroics in a 4-3 victory over...

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