Steven Mah

Swift Current’s Jenna Smith is finally ready to resume her hockey career after injuries derailed her rookie season in Sweden. After a promising start with HV71 last season, Smith is returning to Sweden to skate for FBK in Karlstad. Smith, 24, registered nine goals and five assists in 15 games for HV71 last season, her first professional season after a decorated...

Two members of the Swift Current Junior SunDogs Volleyball Club received recognition at the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association awards in Saskatoon. Jeff Jago was the recipient of the Male Performance Coach of the Year after coaching the 16U Jr. SunDog Men to the 2016 Provincial Championship in April. Jago was a setter in Estevan in high school and at the club level...

The Swift Current Broncos showed no signs of rust following a nine-day break for the holidays when they defeated the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors 6-1 on Tuesday. Tyler Steenbergen got his second half of the season off to a strong start with a natural hat trick as he scored in each period, finishing with four points on the night and...

The Swift Current Broncos won their final three games heading into the holiday break as they took ad- vantage of a couple opponents well below them in the standings last week. The Broncos got back into the win column on Wednesday with a 5-2 win over the Kootenay Ice in Cranbrook. The Broncos received goals from five different players and points from 11 skaters, led by a goal and an...

After playing close games throughout the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League regular season, the Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats closed out 2016 with a blowout win. The host Wildcats defeated the winless Weyburn Wings 10-0 on Wednesday to finish the year with a 7-5-0-6 record in fourth spot in the eight-team league. They led only 1-0 well into the...

The Swift Current Diamond Energy Wildcats lost both of their Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League games after regulation against the visiting Melville Prairie Fire. Saturday, the Wildcats lost 3-2 in a shootout. They trailed 1-0 after one period when Allison Hayhurst scored for the Prairie Fire. Tenelle Lind scored on the power play and Chloe Smith added a goal...

The Premier Tech rink, skipped by Rick James, won the Swift Current Curling Club’s Innovation Credit Union Super League championship on Dec. 15. The sixth seeded Premier Tech rink upset the top seeded Westax/WW Smith rink of Max Kirkpatrick in the championship game. James was joined by third Brian Wiens, second Wayne Oakman, and lead Richard Cuthbert. TDK Trucking (Kennedy) defeated...

A Swift Current rink came up just one win short of qualifying for provincials at the 2016-17 Viterra Women’s Provincial Challenge Qualifier at the Kindersley Curling Club on Dec. 9-11. The Swift Current rink was comprised of Kelsey Dutton, Chelsey Peterson, Becca Anderson, and Ashley Resler and were coached by Ken Dutton. They won twice and lost twice in four games. The top two teams advanced to the Viterra Scotties T of Hearts Provincial Championship at...

The Swift Current Home Hardware Legionnaires had their best week in recent memory with three wins over teams from the top, middle, and bottom of the Saskatchewan Midget AAA standings. Last Tuesday, the Legionnaires opened with three power play goals and never looked back on their way to a 7-1 win over the league-leading Moose Jaw Generals. The host Legionnaires notched power play goals from Hunter Lamb and two from captain Zach Ziegler over the opening...

The Southwest Terminal Peewee Broncos won four games and tied once to win their 16-team home tournament over the weekend. Friday, the Broncos got an early start to the weekend against the Saskatoon Kodiaks when they chalked up a 7-2 win. Rohan Priebe led the host team with four goals and one assist, while Kalan Lind had a goal and four assists. Daniel Ganert added a goal and an assist and Dayne Feicht also...