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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.
The Swift Current Broncos used home-ice advantage to pull within one win of the Western Hockey League championship series when they defeated the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes 4-3 on Saturday. The home team has now won all five games in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final as the Broncos lead three games to two heading back to Lethbridge. Giorgio Estephan notched the...
The Swift Current Broncos issued the following statement regarding fan behavior: On behalf of the Swift Current Broncos Hockey Club, Acting Chairman Trent McCleary would like to ensure all of our fans that we are aware of incidents that have occurred at a couple of games in the first two rounds of playoffs involving visiting fans from Regina and Moose...
Submitted Once again the Swift Current Snooker Club, now known as ‘The Room,’ hosted the Saskatchewan Snooker Championship on April 20-22. ‘The Room,’ located in the upper lounge of the Stockade building, Kinetic Park was the scene of some serious snooker play as 16 players vied for the coveted Saskatchewan Snooker Champion Trophy. Players from Saskatoon, Regina, Gull Lake and Maple...
The Swift Current Broncos lost the special teams battle as they fell for a second straight night in Lethbridge on Wednesday. The Lethbridge Hurricanes defeated the Broncos 5-1 to tie the best of seven Eastern Conference final at two games apiece. Special teams were the difference as the Hurricanes scored four goals on the power play and once while shorthanded....
The Lethbridge Hurricanes remain unbeaten at home in the post-season after handing the Swift Current Broncos a 5-1 loss on Tuesday. Brad Morrison netted a hat trick and Dylan Cozens scored twice to lead the Hurricanes to their first win of the series to cut the Broncos lead to 2-1 in the best of seven Eastern Conference final. The Hurricanes...
The Swift Current 14U Female Black Junior SunDogs won at the right time to place second out of 37 teams at volleyball provincials in Saskatoon over the weekend. The Junior SunDogs, coached by Chris Grainger and Brad Gross, lost all three matches on Saturday in three sets. They fell to Battleford VC (25-22, 20-25, 15-17), the JCVC Crush (25-22, 18-25,...
The Swift Current 14U Yellow Female Junior SunDogs volleyball team won their first five matches to win silver in Division Three Tier One at Provincials over the weekend. The SunDogs won their round robin group with a 3-0 record with victories over the QCVC Grapes of Wrath (25-4, 25-21), Warman VC Fusion (25-18, 7-25, 15-11), and the Yellow Grass Blue...
  Submitted by Deb Reamer Senior badminton playoffs have started with the section playoffs being held on Saturday, April 21. Thank you to Hazlet (commissioner Wade Caswell), Swift Current Comp. (commissioner Eric Crosbie from Gull Lake) and Eastend (commissioners Shelley Morvik and Randy Johnson) for hosting our senior section badminton. We appreciate your time and effort! The following are the teams...
"I don't even know. I kind of blacked out." Giorgio Estephan completed his hat trick midway through the first overtime period to lead the Swift Current Broncos 4-3 win and a 2-0 series lead in the Western Hockey League Eastern Conference championship series. But he couldn't even explain whether the puck was on the ice or in the air when...
Swift Current Broncos import forward Aleksi Heponiemi picked an opportune time to score his first Western Hockey League playoff goal. The splendid assist man scored with 8:49 remaining in his 29th career playoff game to lift the Broncos to a 3-2 win over the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes to open the Western Hockey League Eastern Conference championship series after the...

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