Steven Mah
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The Swift Current 57’s nine-game winning streak came to an end in a 9-6 loss to the visiting Okotoks Dawgs on Friday at Mitchell Field.
A rare south wind led to fireworks at Mitchell Field as the two teams combined for six home runs, but it was the Dawgs who finished with 14 hits to take the win.
Catcher Ben Komonosky...
The Swift Current 57’s bats remained hot as they defeated the host Melville Millionaires 9-4 on Thursday to stretch their winning streak to nine games.
After three scoreless innings, the 57’s scored six runs in the fourth inning. They added one run in the sixth and two in the eighth for their fourth consultive game with eight runs or more....
The Swift Current Broncos continue to fill the vacant positions on their hockey staff as the 2018-19 season approaches.
Wednesday, the team announced the addition of Gary Aubin as the Director of Player Personnel.
Aubin will replace Jamie Porter who will leave his position after leading the scouting department since 2005.
Aubin joins the Broncos after spending the past 11 seasons as...
After falling behind 3-0, the Swift Current 57’s scored nine unanswered runs for their eighth consecutive win Melville on Wednesday.
The 57’s handed the Millionaires a 9-3 win as their late season surge, directly following a five-game losing streak, continues.
The Millionaires put three runs on the board before they made an out, capped by a Nik Pagan two-run home run...
The Swift Current Midget AAA 57’s lost a pair of Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League games in Regina to the White Sox on Tuesday.
The 57’s dropped the opener 13-3 when they were held to three hits. Brody Alexandre tripled and scored, while leadoff man Quinn Patenaude hit a pair of singles.
The 57’s dropped the second game 9-5 when the White...
The Swift Current 57’s used the long ball and some strong starting pitching to defeat the host Moose Jaw Miller Express 8-4 for their seventh straight win on Tuesday.
The 57’s jumped out to an early lead when Bo McClintock hit a three-run home run before an out had even been recorded in the game. Jered Binsfield added a single...
The Duncalfe family had a successful debut in a new swimming challenge at the South Saskatchewan Open Water Classic on Sunday.
The test event for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games took place at the Saskatchewan Landing Main Beach and featured 30 swimmers in the water from swim clubs across the province. It was the first open water swimming event...
The Swift Current 57’s overcame an early four-run deficit to extend their winnings streak to six games with a 14-7 win over the visiting Yorkton Cardinals on Monday.
The 57’s combined 13 hits with seven Yorkton errors to hand the Cardinals their sixth straight loss in front of 605 fans at Mitchell Field.
The Cardinals came out swinging in the first...
Four Southwest athletes will represent their province at the Western Canadian Tri Province Championship later this month.
Leader’s Reed Sitter was named to U16 Team Saskatchewan for the meet, which will be held on July 27-29 in Sherwood Park, Alberta.
Leader’s Jackson Sitter will be joined by Swift Current’s Scott Joseph and Kalea Sauder on the U18 team.
Joseph placed second in...
Both swimmers and event organizers alike came away from the South Saskatchewan Open Water Classic with some lessons learned on Sunday. The test event for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games was held at the Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Main Beach, the first open water event of its kind in Saskatchewan in over 25 years.
“The wind was more than...