Steven Mah

The Swift Current Broncos handed out their year-end awards before and after their final game of the regular season on Saturday. The awards were spread throughout the line-up, but it was captain Glenn Gawdin who led the way with three awards, including a repeat win as the team’s Most Valuable Player after leading the Broncos with 56 goals and 125...

The Swift Current Broncos lost 3-2 in overtime to the Regina Pats in a preview of the first round of the Western Hockey League playoffs. Nick Henry scored midway through the three-on-three overtime period to hand the visiting Broncos their fourth straight loss, while also clinching third in the East Division for the Pats. After a scoreless opening period, the two...

The Choice Driving School rink, skipped by Rod Quintin, won the second half Innovation Credit Union Super League championship on Thursday. The rink was comprised of skip Rod Quintin, third Ken Koster, second Tamara Quintin, and lead Tanner Neu. They defeated Premier Tech (James) in the championship game. Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) defeated B&A Petroleum (Seidler) and GJG Black Angus (Chambers) defeated...

The Swift Current Home Hardware were swept out of the second round of the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League playoffs with a 4-3 loss in Wilcox Thursday. The Notre Dame Hounds scored twice on a four-minute power play early in the third period to turn a 3-2 Swift Current lead into a 4-3 Hounds’ lead. Swift Current Broncos’ prospect Nolan...

The Swift Current Tarpon Energy Broncos doubled up the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors in game one of the best-of-three South East Atom Tier I Hockey League championship series. The Broncos scored three goals in the first period on their way to a 4-2 victory on Thursday. Ryder Woods led the Broncos with a goal and two assists, while Hayden Winslow, Brady...

The incredible rookie season of Dylan Mortensen concluded Thursday when he was named the U Sports Men’s Volleyball Rookie of the Year. The Swift Current product played in all 24 matches for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies this season after red shirting the previous season. The 6’6’’ outside hitter led the Huskies with 299 kills, which was sixth amongst all...

The Swift Current Broncos dropped their third straight game in a 5-2 loss to the visiting Saskatoon Blades Wednesday. The Broncos fired 44 shots on goal but could only beat Tyler Brown twice in the loss in front of a sold out crowd in a meaningless game in the Eastern Conference playoff picture. The Broncos completely dominated the opening period...

The Swift Current Skating Club will showcase a season’s worth of work when they host their ‘Oh, The Places You’ll Go’ ice show on Sunday. The annual showcase will feature all levels of CanSkate, CanPower, STARSkate, and Competitive skaters. It will also feature two graduating skaters and guest skater Tristan Taylor. The ice show will be Sunday, March 18 at the...

The Swift Current Kabos Broncos’ league and provincial title defense came to an abrupt end in game two of the best-of-three Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League South Division semi-final. They scored first and fired 47 shots on goal but allowed six unanswered goals in a 6-1 loss to the host Regina Monarchs Tuesday. Kalan Lind scored 1:19 after the opening...

The Swift Current 14U Female Black Junior SunDogs volleyball team won four of seven matches to place third out of 28 teams at the Sask Cup #2, which was held in Warman and Martensville over the weekend. The SunDogs, coached by Chris Grainger and Brad Gross, alternated wins throughout the two-day event. They opened the weekend with a three-set win...