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Back: Adalyn Lasko, Haylee Poelsen, Daniel Sinclair, Emmett Clearwater, Zander Tetzlaff, Tucker Garagan

Front: Talon Bourassa, Arthur Makaruk Renee Paton, Tyker McGillicky, Easton Hale, Paige Wilhelm

Back: Coaches: Bob Currie, Jevon Desautels, Dominic Cote

Middle: Lincoln Meyers, Schman Hari, Sawyer Desautels, Nevin Hunt, Karter Fichter, Reagan Johnston

Dominic Silva, Rory Sands, Addison Cote, Luke Currie, Donnie Emmel, Faye Garnier

Back: Nick Ginther (Coach), Darcy Young (Assistant Coach)

Middle: Nate Melle, Syles Ginther, Gabe Holland, Max Ogdanskiy, Ben Young, Cale Farr

Front: Mavrik Espelien, Solomon Murray. J.j. Nagy, Kooper Casemore, Corbin Clark

Back: Javon Desautels (Coach), Nathan Johnson (Coach)

Middle: Robert Rendall, Jaxon Duke, Eli Sclear, Caelem, Desautels, Dane Johnson

Front: Nixon Jesse, Dylan Kennedy, Jack Holden, Payton Mathieson, Braylon Christensen Inset: Roenick Pratt

Back: Kase Salkeld, Nicholas Penney, Mason Fonstad, Huxton Mosley, Avery Lischka, Bryce DeBruyne, Jase Garagan

Front: Parker Larsen-Stepp, Kaden Short, Skylar Booker, Brennan Tinant, Mikah Bizier Secord Coach: Scott Lischka Missing: Coach Travis Mosley

Back: Coach Dave Lozinsky, Assistant Coach Eric Hilstrom

Middle: Ian Massett, Kolby Fichter, Parker Kosior, Bentley Wilson, Cyrus Schell, Tucker Hilstrom

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Estevan U11 Aces 2022-2023

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Estevan U11 Hurricanes 2022-2023

Estevan U11 Sasquatch 2022-2023

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U11 Bearcats 2 Female 2022-2023

Back: Coach Kaila Jutras, Coach Chris Hammett, Coach Aaron Ludwig

Middle: Hunter Sands, Jorja Rutledge, Bentley Urquhart, Everleigh Blanchette, Rowan Grimes

Front: Harris Ng, Zyla Hammett, Harlow Ludwig, Madelyn Stead, Abigail Jutras, Hunter Istace

Estevan Ironside Energy U11 AA Bruins 2022-2023

Back: Coaches: Lorne Tytlandsvik, Dominic Cote, Rodney Phillips, Dustin Hockey

Middle: Penn Tytlandsvik, Kane Massier, Andin Barlow, Tyson Stubel, Nash Cameron, Ethan Phillips

Front: Ty Blackburn, Braxton Shier, Braylon Henry, Kolter Snell, Payton Molstad, Jake Hockey, Brooks Cote

Estevan Meter U13 AA Bruins 2022-2023

Back Row: Will Sutter, Knox Valentine, Kaleb Crossman, Kolbie McColl, Spencer Skuce, Merek Wilhelm, Tayson Tangjerd

Front: Nathan Quennelle, Coach Dustin Tangjerd, Owen Light, Mason Schmidt, Kale Kuchinka, Coach Chris Light, Kyson Danstorp, Cooper Hale, Coach Daren Pushie, Easton Pushie

IG Wealth Management U13 AA Bearcats 2022-2023

Coaches: Nick Bourassa (Asst Coach), Nathan Johnson (Asst Coach), Shawn Madsen (Head Coach), John Jenish (Goalie Coach)

Back Row: Carol Graf (Team Manager), Jada Johnson, Samantha Chesney, Haven Bourassa, Bree Poelsen, Peyton McIntyre, Olivia Von Sprecken, Liddy Maxie, Sheena Summers (Asst Coach)

Front: Morgan Hase, Nevaeh Duke, Chelsea Madsen, Taylor Short, Baya Summers, Ruby Graf, Taigan Duke, Lily Hlavka

Estevan U13 Steel Reef Bearcats 2022-2023

Back Row: Assistant Coach Dustin Hockey, Assistant Coach Kristina Christopherson, Kloe Barker, Julie Berg, Allie Lainton, Head Coach Scott Sinclair, Gabriella Deitz, Addison Granberg, Assistant Coach Jesse Babiarz

Front: Mia Barker, Halley Sinclair, Paycen Bibiarz, Adalyn Christopherson, Trista MacKenzie, Olivia Hockey, Jovi Pratt

Inset: Ava Wheeler, Sadie Grimes, Renessa Lees Missing: Hadlee Terrett

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Back: Ryland Smith, Reid Miller, Kayden DeBruyne, Lucas Desautels, Henry Blue, Preston Kuntz, Damon Hunt, Brooks Kuntz, Kersey Willis, Hugh Ross, Colby Gress, Front: Nash Hollingshead, Jevon Desautels, Tricia DeBruyne, Taylor Lisafeld, Kevin Kuntz, Finley Clark, Alexy Bizier-Secord

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Estevan U13 Wolves 2022-2023

Back: Coach Wade Grimes, Ryder Grimes, Paker Zohner, Callen MacDonald, Lennox Hodgens, Coach Stephen Froese, Shubhkarman Hari, Rylan Lievaart, Ryder Mantei, Kolter Armstrong, Coach Darren Bieber

Front Beckham Sernick, Max Froese, Kruze Orsted, Joseph Hozjan, Tristan Bieber, Gaige Wasacase, Layne Daae

Estevan U13 Storm 2022-2023

Back: Brant Kersey (Coach), Michael Brady, Maverick Tessier, Levi Garagn, Addison Wanner, Jett Kersey, Cale Flamme, Curtis Folbar (Coach)

Front: Kierran Wilson, Ashton Stepp, Logan Folbar, Brody Hogg, Jackson Kenney, Jerome Kim, Cashton Symons

Missing: Arvin Sangar, Liam Durr, Brad Durr (Coach)

Back: Keith Daae, Parker Chernoff, Holden Martens, Jayden Durr, Ryden Sumers, Colten Short, Memphis Wilhelm, Charlie Hayes,

Front: Kristopher Phillips, Asst. Coach Jason Durr, Cooper Pukas, Coach Clayton Stenhouse, Kieran Farden, Sade Olson, Ethan Stenhouse, Parker MacMillan, Missing: Asst Coach Graeme Summers

Estevan U15 Knights 2022-2023

Back: Head Coach Karl McKenzie, Noah Magnien, Erik Eagles, Jaxon Smith, Ayden James Mackenzie, Aidan Turner, Coben Gibson, Sam Dzuba, Liam Stubel, Assistant Coach Chad Jesse

Front: Logan Kolenz, Cruz Symons, Brexson Jesse, Marcus De Leeuw, Boston Wilson Missing: Dane Hogg

Estevan U15 Wildcats 2022-2023

Back Melissa Paton (Trainer), Ethan Heath, Keegan Park, Leif Clark, Peyton Tendler, Carter Beatty, Logan Piper, Corbin Barker

Front: Hayden McIntosh, Jon Park (Assistant Coach), Deegan LeMoine, Connor Paton,

Missing: Mandee Park (Manager), Halen Lesy, Jaxson Orsted

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Back Row: Assistant Coach Trevor Bourassa, Head Coach Travis Martin, Kaybree Fonstad, Shaylee Belke, Dannie Eaton, Ryleigh Snell, Brianna Fleck, Ella Fornwald, Rayelle Curtis, Jessy Johnson, Lainee McMillen, Finity Bourassa, Sailor Cowan, Assistant Coach Kassidy Johnson, Assistant Coach Wade Grimes

Front: Kenza Martin, Taya Northrop, Kaydence Grimes, Katie Sauder, Miley Lockerby, Kayla Mitchell, Rory Tatarnic, Halle Lozinsky, Bentlee Bakke, Lexah Cowan , Shyla Merritt

Back Row: Tucker Laurent, Broden Henry, Riley Gagian, Jayden Chernoff, Cameron Milbrandt, Austin Sawatsky, Grasyon Brock, Austin Merkley, Kail Hilstom, Raif Henrion, Nathan Gardiner, Owen Pushie, Reese Copeland

Front: Quintin Silva, Megan LeBlanc (Trainer), Cole Zahn (Asst Coach), Boston Tait, Tristian Brownridge, Keith Cassidy (Head Coach), Gunner Moore, Porter Crossman, Derek Tendler (Asst Coach), Jeff Kuchinka (Trainer), Jaxon Kuchinka

Estevan U18 Bears

2022-2023

Back: Mark Kasick (Coach), Rodney Phillips (Coach), Payton Phillips, Tanyan Strudwick, Lex Ginnis, Kashton Jesse, Cowan Ludtke, Zack McGillicky, Michael Meshke, Phil Gellner, Jesse Gibson, Burt Blondeau (Coach)

Front: Pierce Lozinsky, Kaden Hanson, Sam Gellner, Ashton Saccary, Kersey Hollingshead, Tate Kasick, Blake Andrist, Hudson Kirkala, Keenan Glasser, Tallen Howie, Missing: Connor Spencer, Hayden Terrett

Estevan U18 Wolves 2022-2023

Back: Kory Farden (Assistant Coach), Fisher Neff, Brayden Mehler, Hayden Lheritier, Jacob Pyra, Ryan McIssac, Keegan Farden, Dylen George, Shae McNabb, Johnathan Schrader, Jacob Dietz, Jarid Persson, Tannyn Curtis, Trevor McNabb (Head Coach)

Front: Kashtin Casemore, Logan Neilsen, Easton Gibson, Kash McConnell, Tyson Czernick, Kade Phillips, Carter Hirsch, Dayton Fraser, Jake Rubiletz, Tyler Piper

Estevan Apex U18 AA Bruins 2022-2023

Back Row: Anita Mathison (Trainer), Richard Winton (Trainer) Tyler Fehrenbach (Asst Coach), Tayson Dietz, Kobe Wotta, Talya Brock, Ryker Mathison, Ryder Miller, Landon Marcotte, Emmet McCarthy, Lucas Campbell, Conrad Hase, Sutter Baily, Aren Miller (Asst Coach) Kris Carley (Trainer), Shantel Copeland (Manager)

Front: Ty Fehrenbach, Turner Knockstart, Riley Giblett (Asst Coach), Declyn Henderson, Jordan Marcotte, Ryan Curzon (Head Coach), Carter Beck, Spencer Copeland, Taysen Holt (Asst Coach), Stahn Douglas, Keagan Carley

Gunnar Dietze, Ethan Brooks, Hudson Rollins, Oliva Dmytriw, Camille Farnden, Chris Farnden (Coach)

Front: Logan Bellefontaine, Lincoln Karst, Hadley Karst, Braxton Mutton, Halle Herzberg

Bienfait U7 Miners

2022-2023

Back Row: Blake Penna (Asst.), Alden Hagel (Head Coach), absent Dallas Kickley and Brandon Muhr (Asst. Coaches)

Middle Row: Hunte Neumann, Max Penna, Matthew Klein, William Ciepliski, Boeh Muhr, Vallyn Hagel, Nate Horton

Front Row: Buck Horton, Zane Muhr, Connor Choma, Paisley Boyer, Thoren Hagel, Kashton Kickley, Walker Fornwald, Wyatt Klein

Bienfait U9 Miners 2022-2023

Back Row: Scott Sykes (Head Coach), Jeff Maley (Asst) absent Dallas Kickley (Asst)

Middle Row: Brooklyn Boyer, Cody Maley, Jack Horton

Front Row: Aspen Kickley, Carter Austin, Rhett Tokarchuk, Landon Sykes, Cooper Tokarchuk

Bienfait U11 Miners 2022-2023

Back Row: Blake Penna (Asst), Renee Sears (Asst), Jesse Juneau (Head Coach), Scott Sykes (Asst), absent Logan Bomberak (Asst)

Middle Row: Rowan Thiessen, Colton Juneau, Gunner Raynard, Bryton Stovin, Dexx Tendler, Josiah Nixon

Front Row: Stetsyn Bomberak, Landon Taylor, Vinton Penna, Ethin Lalonde, Dylan Sykes

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Estevan U11 AA Bruins thrive in Brandon

The Estevan Ironside Energy Services U11 AA Bruins made it to the A final of the Tournament of Champions in Brandon.

The Bruins opened the tournament with a 7-6 loss to St. Boniface Red on Thursday. Ethan Phillips scored three times and Braxton Shier scored once to give Estevan a 4-0 lead, but St. Boniface rallied. Phillips would get one more and Penn Tytlandsvik also scored.

The next game was a 6-2 victory over the Brandon Wheat Kings White. Tytlandsvik, Brooks Cote and Phillips scored in the first period, and then Andin Barlow, Phillips and Nash Cameron tallied before the game was finished.

The third game was a 16-1 blowout of the Dauphin Kings. Phillips had four goals and Tyson Stubel had two in the first period alone. Then Phillips scored four more in the second, and Cote, Tytlandsvik and Kolter Snell scored in the second.

Kane Massier, Barlow and Stubel had goals in the third.

In the semifinal against the Regina Mustangs, Estevan raced out to a 6-0 lead in the second period and went on to win 9-5. Phillips and Braxton Shier each scored twice, and Barlow also scored in the first. Phillips had two more in the second, and Phillips and Shier scored in the third.

Estevan fell 8-3 to the Niverville Clippers in the A final. Phillips scored twice in the second to pull Estevan to

within two. A goal by Shier made it a 5-3 game midway through the third, but Niverville pulled away with three goals in the final five minutes.

Ty Blackburn was in goal for the games.

The Estevan Meter U13

AA Bruins dropped their final two games of the regular season, 10-2 to the Yorkton Terriers Friday and 4-2 against the Swift Current

Broncos the following day. Both games were played at the Power Dodge Arena.

Mason Schmidt and Cooper Hale had Estevan’s goals against Yorkton. Easton Pushie and Nathan Quennelle shared the goaltending duties. The following day, Estevan lost 4-2 to the Swift Current Broncos. Owen Light and Caleb Crossman scored for Estevan. Pushie made 33 saves in the loss.

Estevan (4-20) will visit the Lumsden Bethune Lions on Feb. 15 for a play-in game.

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The Estevan TS&M U15 AA Bruins lost 5-4 to the Moose Jaw Warriors on Saturday in Caronport and 8-4 to the Regina Pat Blues Sunday at Affinity Place.

Porter Crossman, Boston Tait, Austin Sawatsky and Gunner Moore scored for Estevan, who led 3-1 at one

point. Moose Jaw scored the winner with 17 seconds to play.

Jaxon Kuchinka made 44 saves for Estevan.

Crossman, Tait, Nathan Gardiner and Jayden Chernoff had the goals against the Blues. Quinton Sliva made 17 saves in the loss.

Estevan was to play the Weyburn Wings on Feb.

14. (Results not available at press time). They will host the

Swift Current Broncos on Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m. and the Regina Aces the following day at 3:45 p.m.

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The Estevan Apex U18 AA Bruins were busy to finish the regular season, with four games in five days.

The first game was a 7-3 win over the Notre Dame Hounds on Thursday night at Affinity Place. Estevan trailed 3-0 after the first period, but Carter Beck scored twice and Sutter Baily also scored in the second to tie the game, and then Baily, Beck, Lucas Campbell and Conrad Hase tallied in the third. Beck added two assists for a five-point game.

Keagan Carley made 19 saves for the win.

The next game was a 4-2 loss to the Prairie Storm Saturday in Carlyle. Ryker Mathison and Tayson Dietze had the Estevan goals.

Ty Fehrenbach made 23 saves for Estevan.

Then the Bruins edged the Weyburn Wings 4-3 in overtime on Sunday in Weyburn. Mathison scored the winner midway through the extra frame when Estevan was short-handed.

Kobe Wotta, Ty Hoste and Jordan Marcotte had the other goals.

Carley made 14 saves in the victory.

The final game of the regular season was at home against the Notre Dame Argos on Monday night at Affinity Place. (Results not available at press time).

Bears set franchise record for goals in a game

The Estevan Steelhaus U18 AAA Bears had a highly productive weekend in home games against the Battlefords Stars.

Estevan defeated the Stars 7-4 on Saturday and then set a franchise record for goals in a game in a 9-3 drubbing Sunday.

Carter Onrait and Kole Keen scored in the first period Saturday to give Estevan a 2-0 lead. Each team scored twice in the second, with Blaze Gutzke and Carter Skarbon tallying for Estevan.

Gutzke, Evhan Allan and Carter Tuplin added

goals in the third for Estevan. Gutzke also had two helpers, while Keen had three assists to give each player a four-point game.

Kaden Perron made 28 saves for Estevan.

Onrait opened the scoring Sunday for the second straight game.

Thomas Ries and Riley Craigen added to the lead, but then the Stars scored twice in 23 seconds to pull within one before the first period was finished.

Goals by Easton Lee, Tristan Grohs, Ries and Tuplin in the second put Estevan ahead by five.

Josh Heistad and Skar-

bon tallied in the third to round out the scoring.

Jye Zawatsky added three assists for the Bears.

Riley Deck made 29 saves to get the victory in net.

The Bears’ previous franchise record for goals in a game was seven, which happened several times since their debut in 2020.

The Bears (10-22-6) have 26 points and will miss the playoffs for the second consecutive year. They will visit the Regina Pat Canadians on Feb. 14, and the Stars on Feb. 18 and 19.

Southeast Goldwings shut out Sharks in Midale

The South East Aaron Well Servicing U18 AA Goldwings earned a 5-0 shutout victory over the Northwest Sharks on Sunday in Midale.

Megan Reid, Talyn Johnston and Kaylin Wilhelm scored to give the Wings a 3-0 lead through two periods, and Katelyn Thackeray added two in the third.

Ivey Grant earned the shutout in goal.

The Goldwings (14-6-

2) will close out the regular season in the Saskatchewan Female Hockey League when they host the Northeast Aces on Feb. 18 and the Saskatoon Comet Legends the following day at 2 p.m. Both games will be played in Midale.

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The Carlyle U18 A Wildcats concluded their regular season with a 5-4 win over the Prairie Storm Sunday in Carlyle.

Alexys Roppel scored twice for the Wildcats. Kasenya Einarson, Dixie Corscadden and Cherish Kaysaywaysemat had the Carlyle goals. Kaysaywaysemat’s goal with 2:17 to play in the second period was the winner.

Riley Scott earned the win in goal.

Earlier in the week, the Wildcats lost 5-3 to the Balcarres Barracudas last Wednesday and 5-4 to the

Wood River Ice Cats on Saturday.

Einarson had two goals for Carlyle and Roppel also scored against Balcarres. Lexi Pirlot was the Carlyle goalie.

Roppel, Jaycee Gervais, Eva Bear and Paige DuPerrier had Carlyle’s goals against Wood River – a game the Wildcats trailed 3-0 after two periods.

Scott was the goalie.

The Widlcats finished the season at 3-16-1.

SALES

The South East TS&M U18 A Gold Wings tied the Southwest Cyclones 2-2 on Friday in Midale, lost 4-2 in Balcarres on Saturday and 5-3 to Wood River Sunday in Midale.

Halle Schurko and Tyra Kmita scored for the Wings against the Cyclones. Kmita’s goal 2:04 into the third period tied the game.

Delainy Knoll and Jen-

na Emmel had the goals against Balcarres. Knoll, Kaylee Rosengren and Alyssa Schweigert scored against the Ice Cats. It was a game the Goldwings led 3-0 at one point. Kailyn McFadden was in goal for the Wings in all three games. The Wings (2-16-1) will finish the season on Feb. 18 when they visit the Prairie Storm in White City.

The Estevan Ironside Energy U11 AA Bruins finished second at the Tournament of Champions in Brandon on the weekend. Photo courtesy of Estevan Minor Hockey Facebook page

The Estevan Steelhaus U18 AAA Bears faced the Battlefords Stars twice on the weekend.

Bruins play two OT games in return to Affinity Place

By David Willberg

The Estevan Bruins’ first two home games since Jan. 14 went to extra time.

The Bruins defeated the Nipawin Hawks 2-1 in overtime on Friday night in their return to Affinity Place. It was also the Bruins’ first game since Jan. 28.

The following night, the Bruins lost 7-6 in overtime to the Flin Flon Bombers in the latest memorable game between the two teams.

Owen Miley scored with a minute to play in the extra frame against Nipawin. The Bruins’ spent the first period shaking off some rink rust, as they managed just four shots on goal.

“There was some rust there, physically and mentally, but I like how we finished in that game. Even when down, I thought we controlled the game,” said Bruins’ head coach and general manager Jason Tatarnic.

The pace picked up in the second period. Mitch Kohner scored on a shorthanded rush for the Bruins with 6:10 to play in the middle frame. The Bruins had several more chances to double the lead, but couldn’t beat Hawks’ goalie Damon Cunningham.

The Hawks tied the game with 93 seconds to play

in the second on a goal by Zander Stewart.

Neither team scored in the third, but the Bruins outshot the Hawks 14-6 and had several high-quality chances.

“I thought our first period was pretty rusty, and that’s to be expected when we’re not really in game shape,” said Miley. “I thought in the second and third period, we really took it to them, and it was just a great game from the guys.”

Miley’s winning goal came in tight on a two-onone.

“I was looking for the pass, and then the [Nipawin] d-man slid down, and I was a little worried at first. But then I just saw the goalie cheating a bit and roofed it,” said Miley.

Cunningham finished with 31 saves on the night.

Cam Hrdlicka stopped 27 shots for Estevan.

As for Saturday’s game, the Bombers led 5-2 after the first period, but the Bruins chipped away in the second and third. Alameda’s Cody Davis had a hat trick for Estevan.

Jeremi Tremblay opened the scoring 4:37 into the first period. It remained a 1-0 game until just over seven minutes remained in the opening frame, when

Kohner scored for the Bruins. Goals by Alexi Sylvestre and Cole Duperreault 18 seconds apart gave the Bombers a 3-1 advantage. Davis scored his first of the night 95 seconds after Duperreault’s goal, but Sylvestre and Duperreault scored 34 seconds apart with less than two minutes to play in the opening frame for the three-goal Bomber advantage.

The Bruins pulled Hrdlicka after the first period and inserted Jackson Miller. The Bombers outshot the Bruins 15-6 in the middle frame, but Jagjeevan Phangura had the

lone goal to pull the Bruins to within two.

Davis scored shorthanded 3:35 into the third to make it a one-goal game. The Bombers finally solved Miller when Matt Egan scored five minutes after Davis.

Goals by Gabriel Filion and Davis in the final five minutes of the third tied the game.

Zach Cain picked up the winner with 18 seconds to play in overtime.

Tatarnic was pleased with how the Bruins battled back after the costly mistakes of the first period.

“We battled back to

time mentally for him, because he’s been away,” said Tatarnic. “There’s a little of rust there, but as the game went on, he played really well.”

Davis said the ankle feels fine and it’s good to be back on the ice with his teammates.

Hrdlicka stopped seven of 12 shots he faced, while Miller made 26 saves on 28 shots. Kenneth Marquart made 26 saves for the Bombers.

make it a one-goal game [in the first], and then we made a couple more mental mistakes,” said Tatarnic. “And then we won the second period 1-0, and we dug back in the third and tied it.”

Davis said they battled pretty hard starting late in the second period.

“I think there’s a pretty good rivalry. But you have to come every night to play, and we didn’t come fully prepared in the first period and it cost us in the end,” said Davis.

The game was Davis’ fourth since returning in late January from a broken ankle.

“It’s going to take some

Redvers first to advance in Big Six playoffs

The top-seeded Redvers Rockets are on to the semifinal round in the Big Six Hockey League’s playoffs.

Redvers defeated the eighth-ranked Midale Mustangs 8-2 on Sunday night to sweep the best-ofthree quarter-final series.

Redvers opened the matchup with a 5-0 victory on Saturday night. Kenton Miller scored the first three

goals of the game, and Presten Kopeck and Bradey Fidierchuk also scored.

Talen King was in goal for Midale, while Cody Matthewson was the Redvers goalie.

The Rockets then won 8-2 on Sunday. The game was tied at 1-1 after two periods, as Steven Lindenbach’s goal for Midale was the lone tally of the first

period. Fidierchuk scored in the second to tie the game. Redvers poured in seven goals in the third, with two each by Kenton Miller and Kopeck, and singles by Jorden Enger, Blair Toms and Jordon Miller. Koltyn Miller had four assists.

Brad Tomiski was Midale’s other goal scorer.

Thomas Bauche was

in goal for Redvers, while King was the Midale goalie.

As for the other series, the No. 3 Moosomin Rangers defeated the sixthseeded Carlyle Cougars 6-1 on Feb. 8. Jon Gaudet opened the scoring for Carlyle 42 seconds into the game, but then Moosomin took over, with two goals each for Carter Sawchuk and Brayden Nabholz, and individual markers for Devin McGonigal and Drayson Skulmoski.

Zane Winter was the Carlyle goalie and Levi Horn was in net for Moosomin.

Game 2 was scheduled for Monday night in Carlyle. (Results not available at press time). Game 3, if

necessary, would be Feb. 15 in Moosomin.

The defending champions, the fourth-ranked Carnduff Red Devils, grabbed the lead in their series with the No. 5 Bienfait Coalers with an 8-5 win last Wednesday.

Kyle Garagan led the Red Devils with three goals and two assists, while Matthew Audette scored twice, and Trey Stocker, Matthew Plews and Tanner Reynolds also scored.

Taysen Holt was in on all five Bienfait goals with a marker and four assists.

Kaelan Holt scored twice and Daniel Wanner and Wyatt Garagan also scored.

Cody Dumaine (Carnduff ) and Zack Miller (Bienfait) were the goalies.

A season-high crowd of 1,379 fans attended the game. Flin Flon’s win also ended a stretch of 11 straight wins for the home team in this rivalry. It included one game in last year’s regular season, the seven games of the 2022-23 SJHL final, and the first three meetings between the teams this season.

The Bruins played both games without captain Kade Runke, who was injured when the Bruins visited Flin Flon in late January.

Tatarnic said Runke is out day to day.

The Bruins (24-19-2-2) will be back on the ice on Feb. 15 when they host the Melville Millionaires starting at 7 p.m. Then they will visit the Humboldt Broncos on Feb. 18 and 19.

Game 2 was to be played Tuesday in Bienfait. (Results not available at press time). Game 3, if necessary, would be Feb. 16 in Carnduff at 8 p.m.

Finally, the seventhseeded Yellow Grass Wheat Kings and the No. 2 Oxbow Huskies were to start their series Tuesday night in Oxbow. (Results not available at press time). Game 2 will be Feb. 17 in Yellow Grass at 8 p.m., and Game 3, if necessary, would be the following night in Oxbow, also at 8 p.m.

Updates on the playoffs and information on Big Six teams in provincials can be found on our provincial news hub at www. sasktoday.ca.

Massive bonspiel for a terrific milestone

The Lampman Curling Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, and has a major event in the works.

The club will host a 64rink bonspiel from March 29-April 2, with games happening at the town’s curling rink and arena, which will be converted to curling ice. Calvin Christensen, who is the chairman of the rink board, said they have 4550 teams already signed up, and they will accept the 64 teams that register and pay.

“If they want to make sure to get in, then they have to pay,” said Christensen. “If they say they want to curl but they haven’t paid, and someone comes in … we have to take the paid entries.”

They need people to sign up as soon as possible because they need to start working on the tournament’s draw. The times for the games won’t be known until the draw is finalized.

Several special added attractions are part of the event. A western wing night will happen on March 29, followed by taco and tequila the following night and a bonspiel banquet and opening ceremonies on March 31. The banquet will boast smoked beef and chicken from the Carnivores meat shop in Lampman.

“We’re trying to keep a bunch of our stuff all from

local businesses, so we’ve got some of the local businesses that are going to help with all of the fixings,” said Christensen.

An Irish and Scottish pub and Singo music game will be on April 1, and a supper on April 2 will clean out the kitchen.

People can drop by to watch the games, and tickets will be sold for the various suppers. The regular curling lounge will be open, and an additional bar will be set up at the hockey arena, Christensen said.

Due to the amount of curling that will occur and the tight schedule for the competition, the banquet on March 31 will be relatively short with a come and-go format. There won’t be a guest speaker.

The entertainment and decorating committee has been trying to find pictures from the past, and they want to have as many photos as possible.

Grimes Sales and Service (2020) is the event’s major sponsor.

“We’d love to see that if anybody has ever curled at the Lampman Curling Rink, maybe they can’t curl there [for the 64-rink bonspiel] but they can come and sit down and reminisce. Maybe they curled in the older rink.”

Lampman has not hosted a 64-rink bonspiel as far

as Christensen knows, and so they thought the 100th anniversary would be a good time to host such an ambitious competition.

“For a small club like ours that is basically volunteer-run, I think it’s a pretty special thing that it’s lasted for 100 years, so we wanted to really make something memorable out of it, which is why, just over a year ago now, we started talking about a 64,” said Christensen.

The rink’s executive and a tournament committee have been working hard over the past year to get everything in place.

Alameda has hosted a 64-rink bonspiel in the past, and Christensen said they have talked to people from that community about their event.

“They’ve offered us some of their scoreboards that they use, because, of course, we have to get extra scoreboards and things like that,” said Christensen.

A shuttle will be offered for anybody who is coming from Estevan to compete and enjoy curling.

The first curling rink built in Lampman in 1923 was an open-air facility. It started with one sheet, with planks for spectators to stand on.

A rink was built in 1953, and the current one opened in 1981.

Bruins’ goaltender Cam Hrdlicka and defenceman Robbie Stewart (21) keep the Nipawin Hawks at bay during the Bruins victory on Friday night.

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Elaine D. Groshong (Brokenshire) 1949 - 2023

Elaine passed away peacefully on Thursday, February 9, 2023 at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Estevan, SK at the age of 73 years.

Elaine will be forever remembered by her family: son Chad (Melinda) and son Cole; son Brad (Pam) and their children, Kara, Owen and Alexa; siblings, Jeanette (Richard) Fichter, Karen (Larry) Mack, Gary’s wife Angie Brokenshire, Wayne (Connie) Brokenshire, Lois (Doc) Moerike, Susan’s husband Rod Sands, Bruce Brokenshire, Blaine (Donna) Brokenshire and Billy Joe Brokenshire and motherin-law Kathryn Groshong as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Elaine was welcomed into Heaven by her husband Richard; parents, Bill and Dorothy Brokenshire; siblings, Gary Brokenshire, Shirley (Bob) Barnstable, Susan Sands and Bruce’s wife Anita Brokenshire, and her father-in-law Fred Groshong.

The Public Visitation will be held on Thursday, February 16, 2023 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Hall Funeral Services, Estevan, SK and the Funeral Service will be held on Friday, February 17, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul’s United Church, Estevan, SK with Sandy Dalziel officiating. The Private Family Interment will take place at Souris Valley Memorial Gardens with the lunch to follow at St. Paul’s auditorium. Please visit Elaine`s tribute page at www.hallfuneralservices.ca for the livestream details. If friends so desire, memorial donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, 1738 Quebec Ave., Saskatoon, SK S7K 1V9 in memory of Elaine. Hall Funeral Services in Estevan is caring for Elaine’s family -Yvonne Clark, Funeral Director.

Kenneth E. Harder 1945 - 2023

Ken Harder passed away with his family by his side on Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Estevan, SK at the age of 77 years. Ken was born on May 16, 1945 in Rush Lake, SK to Frank and Theresa Harder. Ken married Rose Lanti on May 14, 1977 and they raised 2 children in Estevan, SK. Ken was a “jack of all trades” . He was a mechanic, carpenter (helping build houses), night watchman at the Derrick Hotel, truck driver with Dowel Schlumberger and had a career with Prairie Mud as an oilfield dispatcher. Some of his favorite past times included fishing, camping, putzing around, and a master tinckerer just like his dad Frank. Ken was always willing to lend a hand, he will always be remembered for having a real servant’s heart and was always generous and affectionate to feeding stray cats. Ken always had a twinkle in his eyes and a smirk on his face, an off handed remark, a wonderful sense of humour and a sly grin.

Ken is lovingly remembered by his wife of 45 years, Rose (nee Lanti); son Bryan (Kristen) Harder and daughter Anita (Eric) Karmark; grandchildren, Bryla Fornwald, Brandon and Kayden Harder, Andrew, Jonathan and Matthew Karmark. Ken is also survived by his siblings, Les (Idella), Barbara (Harold), Rodney (Sherry), Keith (Pat) and Diane (Jeff) as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Ken was predeceased by his parents, Frank and Theresa (nee Wagner) Harder.

The Funeral Service for Ken was held on Monday, February 13, 2023 at the Church of God, Estevan, SK at 2:00 p.m. with Pastor Walter Engel officiating. Everyone was welcome to join the family following the service for the luncheon in the parish hall. Interment will take place at a later date at Souris Valley Memorial Gardens, Estevan, SK.

A live stream of the Funeral Service will be available for the next 90 days. Please visit www. hallfuneralservices.ca for details.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Estevan Human Society, Box 1095, Estevan, SK S4A 2H7 in memory of Ken.

Hall Funeral Services in Estevan provided care to Ken’s family - Yvonne Clark, Funeral Director.

William (Bill) Douglas Matheson 1958 - 2023

Bill Matheson passed away in Richardson, Texas on January 27, 2023, at the age of 64, after a courageous battle with cancer.

He was predeceased by his parents, George and Alice (Boyle) Matheson and his sister, Barbara Yanko. Bill is survived and loved by his sister, Sandra Sveinson, his granddaughter, Diamond Jauregui, nieces, Kelly and Robyn Yanko, and nephews, Marino and Brett Sveinson.

Bill grew up in Estevan, Saskatchewan. He worked in Canada, the U.S. and South America, spending the early years of his career in electrical and instrumentation work, before moving into mine construction management. He leaves behind a wide circle of friends and colleagues, who admired his strong work ethic, his sense of humour, and his heart of gold. There will be no service at Bill’s request.

Elspeth “Betty” Kreager 1923 - 2023

With sad hearts, but full of gratitude for a long, wonderful life, Betty’s family announces her passing at Hillview Manor in Estevan, Sask. on February 5, 2023, at the age of 99.

Betty’s memory will be forever cherished by her son Don; grandson Dallas (Jaclyn) and family, “adopted” daughter Anne Kernaleguen, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and good friends. She was preceded in death by her husband Bill; son Terry; infant daughter Elizabeth Anne; parents: Herbert and Madeleine Lunnin; brothers: Thomas, Robert (Tillie) and Eric (Aurora), as well as her in-laws. The Memorial Service for Betty was held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, February 10, 2023, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Estevan, with Rev. Daniel Krauss officiating. A luncheon followed in the church Social Hall. Interment at Woodley Cromar Cemetery will take place at a later date.

Those wishing to pay tribute to Betty via a donation in her memory may do so directly to the Hillview Manor Activity Fund, 1401 - 1st Street, Estevan, SK S4A 2W7. Hall Funeral Services in Estevan provided care to Betty’s family - Dustin Hall, Funeral Director.

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The students and staff at Sacred Heart School/ École Sacré Coeur spent last week celebrating French culture as part of French as a Second Language Week.

Janique Wilson, who is one of the French immersion teachers at the school, said they had a number of activities that brought together the school’s French immersion students as well as those from the English grades who take core French.

Starting last Monday, the kids created a bulletin board on why they like to learn French, and Wilson was pleased with the responses. Online Zoom video presentations were held with Canadian Parents for French.

Then on Thursday, they held a festival for their peers. Students enjoyed folk dancing in the gymnasium that was led by retired teacher Margo Peloquin. Students also

enjoyed French literature in the school’s library with school librarian Michelle Skjonsby, while Nicole Dupuis, who is a retired French immersion teacher, taught the kids how to play the spoons, which are a traditional French musical instrument.

Other activities were held to create more awareness of French cultgure.

The students in the English classrooms do take core French, Wilson said, and they wanted to give everyone a taste of French culture.

Wilson noted the Grade 7 and 8 students French immersion students are going to the Festival du Voyageur in Winnipeg on Feb. 17.

“To tie everything together, we decided to have our own little version of that in the school,” said Wilson.

Students also participated in snowshoeing, since that was a tradition-

al form of transportation for the voyageurs.

“Our kids get to experience some modern

snowshoes, as well as the traditional ones, which do look like a racket,” said Wilson. “It’s a little dif-

ferent to move than in the modern ones.”

The school wrapped up the week with a Beard Day, when

FEBRUARY 12-18

Spruce Ridge School

Back row: Sandi McKersie, Janet Baumann, Graeme Summers, Sharon Graff, Shelagh Eskra, Brenda Wakely, Shauna Meek, Kelsey Pastachak, Jodi Tweed, Lacey Happ, Lucas Johnson

Middle row: Meagan Casemore, Tammy Russell, Stacey Peterson, Janay Kittelson, Marilyn McCutcheon, Treasure Ross, Victoria Kreutzer, Jody Copeland, Bonita Brenner, Diane Stewart, Kyla Durr

Front row: Wendy Jensen, Tracy Renauld, Robyn Sullivan, Sarah Leverton, Morag Nixon, Colleen Rohloff, Rhonda Dubowski, Jenna Vertefeuille, Amy Chapman, Lisa Kuntz

In front: Loni Hollingshead, Cheri Haberstock

Missing: Zanna Smith, Madison Adam, Rochelle Krahn, Lisa DeBruyne, Nikki Hall, Savannah Kuntz, Ray Hursh

St. Mary’s School

Back Row: Ryan Jutras, Lana Reich, Megan Woodard, Marla Thompson, Sheila Dosch, Lana Dubreuil, Carrie Horack, Lyse King, Kristen Kofoed

Middle Row: Vivyan Mantei, Bonita Larson, Trena Wick, Katherine Kawecki, Rhonda Sandquist, Corinne Kuchinka, Agnes Garrioch, Victoria Cook, Robin Seabrook, Laura Garvey

Front Row: Treena Pylychaty, Kira Kittle, Olena Kratko, Jessi Henderson, Coline Smetaniuk,

Sydiaha, Christopher Ursu, Kristy Johnson, Carol Tessier, Laurie Shackleton, Meghann Lischka

Missing: Aurora-Lay-Street, Emily Richards, Brooke Zulak, Adrienne Rondeau

Laura O’Hanlon, Anita Gellner, Daniele Bechtold

Missing: Haley Anderson, Raquel Balubar, Shannon Culy, Subreena Kaban, Jasmine Lund, Andrea McClelland, Trina Phillips, Jacqueline Reid, Lorna Roy, Becky Tuchscherer

the children donned fake beards. Wilson noted there is a big beard competition at the festival in Winnipeg.

Nicole Dupuis taught students how to play the spoons Thursday at Sacred Heart.

Choose Life Ministry, which operates a program in southeast Saskatchewan for women with lifecontrolling issues, will be hosting a Coldest Night of the Year fundraising walk.

The event will happen on Feb. 25, starting with registration at 4 p.m. at the Estevan Gospel Chapel. The walk will start an hour later. Participants will walk a distance of two or five kilometres.

Choose Life founder Shelley Boyes said they

typically attract people from Estevan and surrounding communities, including Carlyle, Carnduff and Lake Alma, among others.

Boyes said they could still use a few more walkers and volunteers.

The fundraiser is Choose Life’s largest of the year.

“When we weren’t allowed to gather together, we stopped having our banquets and this has become our major fundraiser,” said Boyes.

In 2022, the walk raised about $13,000 for Choose Life’s Homestead for Hope.

“The money is used for programing, so it would go to the instruction for the girls while they’re in our program,” said Boyes.

Choose Life has a couple of women currently residing at the Homestead for Hope and finishing up their program. They are scheduled to graduate in early March. Up to six women can be accommodated at

the Homestead for Hope at a time, but the largest number they have had is five.

Once the two women graduate, a new group of women will start in the program.

“We’re currently taking application for a new cycle,” said Boyes.

Organizations across the country host Coldest Night of the Year fundraisers to raise funds and awareness for those who are hungry, homeless or hurting.

Oxbow hosting a winter festival on Family Day

The first-ever Family Day Winter Festival in Oxbow was such a big success last year that the community has decided to host the event for a second time.

This year’s event will occur on Feb. 20 at the Oxbow Arena and the outdoor rink. Festivities begin at 11 a.m. with indoor glow

skating, a bake sale, and Just Bread crepes and waffle cones. Proceeds from the bake sale go to the youth drop-in centre, and there will be a freewill offering at the Just Bread booth for the Oxbow Curling Club. Outdoor snow crafts will begin at noon, and people can enjoy free hotdogs and

smores to roast at outdoor fire pits, courtesy of the Southern Plains Co-op in Oxbow.

Shinny with the Oxbow Huskies will begin at 12:30 p.m. at the outdoor rink.

Activities starting at 1 p.m. will be an introductory session for doubles curling, and music by Keith, Vivian and Christina.

Open curling will start at 2 p.m.

The rink kitchen will have food available to purchase, but everything else will be free or by donation.

Treena Mohrbutter, who is the community development officer with the Town of Oxbow, said they had lots of people come out last

year, with a good number of people playing street hockey with the senior Huskies.

This year the activities will be at the rinks, whereas last year it was at the hall.

And last year the Huskies played street hockey with the kids. This year it will be at the outdoor rink.

The introduction to

doubles curling is also new this year. Mohrbutter said they hope to have nice weather for the outdoor activities, but there will be some attractions indoors. While the event is held in Oxbow, they look forward to seeing people from the surrounding towns, villages and RMs.

Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week ‘Champions of Learning’ ‘Champions of

Mme Fay Bonthoux, Mr. Wahbi Zarry, Mr. Mark Moriarty

3rd row left to right – Miss Anastatiia Mazur, Miss Rowena Bunuan, Mrs. Angelé Skjonsby, Miss Anne Elder, Mrs. Amber Hilstrom (Principal), Mrs. Nicole Rogalski, Mrs. Christa Walton, Mrs. Michelle Adams

Missing: Mrs. Megan Vanstone, Mrs. Chloe Hengen, Mme Kaitlyne Graham, Mrs. Brianna Rezansoff, Mrs. Erica Saunders, Mrs. Kara Stenhouse, Mrs.

Participants in last year’s Coldest Night of the Year Walk in Estevan march down Second Street. File photo

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