Steven Mah

Only one unbeaten rink remains after week three of the Swift Current Curling Club – Innovation Credit Union Super League. The Ilta Grain/Westax (Kirkpatrick) rink defeated Masterfeeds Alltech (Kutaj) on Thursday to improve to 3-0, although they are followed closely by five rinks at 2-1 on the campaign. Nov. 2 results were as follows: B&A Petroleum (Seidler) defeated Pattison Ag (Lenz); TDK...

Gull Lake’s Taylor Kirwan scored the opening goal to help lead Saskatchewan to their first win at the 2017 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Quebec City Thursday. The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats’ defenseman scored 4:37 into regulation as Team Saskatchewan defeated Quebec 3-2 to improve to 1-1 at Nationals. Ryan Fontaine made 33 saves on 35 shots to help Saskatchewan...

The second-place Swift Current Abbey Resources Broncos doubled up on the South Saskatchewan Midget AA Hockey League leading Notre Dame Argos 4-2 on Thursday in Wilcox. The two teams are now tied with identical 7-2-1-0 records to lead the 13-team league. Beau Larson led the Broncos with a goal and an assist, while Hendrik de Klerk added two assists. Levi Lamotte,...

The Swift Current Comp. Ardens senior girl’s volleyball team will have one last weekend to prepare for the provincial playoffs. That opportunity comes on their home court when they host their annual home tournament on Friday and Saturday. The defending 5A provincial champions will open the tournament on Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. against the Weyburn Eagles. They will also...

The Millar College of the Bible Edge volleyball teams won both sides of the Battle of the Southwest XII over the host Great Plains College SunDogs Wednesday in Swift Current. The women opened the evening with a very close match between the Southwest rivals. Millar took the opening set 25-19 before the SunDogs responded with a 25-17 win. Millar emerged...

The Swift Current Broncos received more accolades Wednesday as Western Hockey League and Canadian Hockey League recognition continued to come their way. 19-year-old forward Tyler Steenbergen was named the WHL Player of the Month for September and October. The Sylvan Lake, AB product has 21 goals and 35 points in his first 13 games games this season, including a trio...

Team Saskatchewan, featuring three members of the Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats, lost their opening game at the 2017 National Women’s Under-18 Championship Wednesday morning. Saskatchewan lost 2-0 to British Columbia to open the tournament in Quebec City. Defenseman Taylor Kirwan (Gull Lake), forward Taylor Lind (Shaunavon), and head coach Terry Pavely (Swift Current) are all representing their province at Nationals. Saskatchewan will...

The Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires allowed the first five goals in a 5-3 loss to the visiting Regina Pat Canadians Tuesday. The Pat Canadians scored five goals over the opening 34:56, including a pair of power play goals from Jaydon Dureau in the second period to put the game out of reach. Taylor Halbegewachs, Brayden Shaw, and Matthew Tress...

Aleah Nickel’s prowess on the wrestling mat will take her around the world when she heads to Japan to represent her country next week. The Swift Current athlete will be one of 13 members of the Wrestling Canada Lutte Cadet contingent that will participate in the 2017 Saori Cup in Tsu, Japan on November 4-5. The tournament will be followed...

The Swift Current Tarpon Energy Atom Tier I Broncos won all three games over the visiting Estevan Bruins over the weekend. The Broncos opened the weekend with a 14-1 win, led by four goals and four assists from Parker Rondeau and two goals and six assists from Ryder Woods. Brady Simpson added a goal and three assists, while Aidan Robinson...