Steven Mah

It was a proud day for the Southwest hockey community as five players with ties to the area were selected in the 2018 Western Hockey League Bantam Draft. The Swift Current Kabos Bantam Broncos won a provincial title in 2017 and five players from that team were drafted this year after three were drafted one year earlier. Swift Current’s Joe...

With the start of the 2018 Rogers Western Hockey League Championship series only two days away, the Swift Current Broncos collected some hardware at the WHL Awards in Red Deer on Wednesday. In just his second season of coaching in the WHL, Broncos head coach Manny Viveiros was the recipient of the Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy as the WHL Coach...

The Swift Current Broncos scored three goals over 1:36 to advance to the Western Hockey League championship series with a 5-1 win over the host Lethbridge Hurricanes on Monday. The Broncos overcame a slow start with the final five goals to defeat the Hurricanes four games to two in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference Final. The Broncos will now face the...

The 2018 Western Major Baseball League schedule has finally been released and the two-time defending league champion Swift Current 57’s will open their season at home on May 31. They will host the Weyburn Beavers in their season opener at Mitchell Field after eliminating their Eastern Division rival in five games in the second round of the playoffs last season. The...

The Swift Current 16U Female Junior SunDogs placed fourth in the province after winning two of six matches at Sask Volleyball Provincials in Saskatoon over the weekend. The SunDogs won once on Saturday, followed by two losses in the round robin. They opened the tournament with a win over HVC (25-15, 25-12) before falling to the SK Stealth (23-25, 21-25)...

April 28 was a busy day of badminton as both the juniors and seniors continued their playoffs. The seniors gather at Swift Current Comp to compete in the SWAC District championships. The teams were divided into two pools with the top two in each pool advancing to the playoffs. The semi finals were followed by the third place and...

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....