Steven Mah
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.
The Swift Current 57’s made a few too many mistakes in a 4-3 loss to the visiting Weyburn Beavers to open the 2018 Western Major Baseball League regular season on Thursday.
The two-time defending league champions made three errors that led to two unearned runs in the season-opening loss in front of 340 fans at Mitchell Field.
Soft-tossing Cam Williams got...
Last summer right-handed pitcher Aaron Pugh was hurling fastballs at opponents sometimes nearly three times his age. This summer he will be face an entirely different level of competition in a respected wood bat collegiate league when he takes the mound for the Swift Current 57’s in the Western Major Baseball League.
The Boissevain, MB native recently completed his sophomore...
Dauson Tate simply looks and talks like a baseball player. The Pueblo West, Colorado product was amongst the first members of the Swift Current 57’s to arrive in Swift Current and is eagerly anticipating the opportunity to play under the lights of Mitchell Field and help the 57’s chase a third straight Western Major Baseball League title.
He has played...
The two-time defending league champion Swift Current 57’s will get their season underway Thursday when they host the Weyburn Beavers at 7:05 p.m. at Mitchell Field.
The 57’s will jump right into their Western Major Baseball League regular season schedule with six games in the first seven days of the season. They also visit the Moose Jaw Miller Express on...
Three Swift Current 57’s AAA teams were in action this past weekend as another busy home weekend approaches.
The Mosquito AAA 57’s were in Lloydminster for a tournament and won four of six games to win the B-side championship.
They defeated the Yorkton Cardinals 10-8 and then downed the Edmonton Padres Blue 12-4 on Saturday. They wrapped up the day with...
Having won gold at almost every level of wrestling in Canada imaginable this year, Aleah Nickel headed overseas for another challenge and will be returning with even more hardware.
The Swift Current native won silver in the 61 kg division at the Pan-American Championships in Guatemala City on Saturday.
Nickel had two matches in the Cadet Pan-American Championships. She defeated Mexico’s...
Expect to see Cody Coverchuk back in Swift Current next season. The Meadow Lake native won for a second time at the 8th annual Cody Snyder Invitational PBR on Saturday.
“It feels good,” said Coverchuk. “Recently it hasn’t been going that great, so to come into a big PBR like this and get the win feels good for sure.”
Coverchuk rode...
There have been rumours for months now, but the Swift Current Broncos made it official on Friday that Head Coach and Director of Player Personnel Manny Viveiros will be leaving the team.
Just two days after the Broncos were eliminated from the 2018 Mastercard Memorial Cup in Regina, the Broncos held a press conference to announce that Viveiros would be...
The Swift Current Broncos were eliminated from the 2018 Mastercard Memorial Cup with a 6-5 loss to the host Regina Pats on Wednesday to finish without a win in three attempts at the tournament.
Nick Henry scored three goals and Sam Steel added five assists to lead the Pats past the Broncos, who had eliminated them in the opening round...
The top athletes from across the Southwest were in Swift Current on Wednesday for the District track and field meet. The top two athletes in each event in the Midget, Junior, and Senior categories advanced to Provincials.
Bantam athletes were also in action at the District meet and concluded with two rural champions in the aggregate standings. Vanguard’s Elijah Nicholas...