Busy Weekend for Minor Hockey

The Evans Brothers Home Hardware Legionnaires dropped a 7-6 decision in the shootout to Yorkton on Sunday in their only game of the long weekend.

Connor Odelein had a five-point game with two goals and three assists, and Gage Misskey, Brody Doepker, Kevin bendall and Tristan Hermanson also scored for Swift Current.

Their game against the RawTec Maulers on Saturday was postponed by poor driving conditions, and has not yet been rescheduled. The Legionnaires will visit the Regina Pat Canadians in their next scheduled game on Wednesday.

The K-Motel Midget Hurricanes also had their game Saturday against the Regina Rangers called off by weather, and it has been rescheduled for February 24th at the Fairview Arenas. The Hurricanes will visit the Rangers tonight.

Diamond Energy Female Midget Wildcats Forward Brooklyn Haubrich had a goal and two helpers, and Wildcats goalie Jasey Book got the shutout as Team Saskatchewan beat Nova Scotia 6-0 in round-robin play at the Canada Winter Games in Prince George on Sunday. Saskatchewan is 1-and-1 in women's hockey at the games after a 2-1 loss in overtime to Manitoba on Saturday. They wrap up the preliminary round today against Alberta.

The Kabos Bantam Raiders wrapped up the regular season with a 5-4 loss to Prince Albert on Saturday, and a 6-2 setback to the Saskatoon Outlaws on Sunday. The Raiders will now face the Regina Aces in the first round of the playoffs, with their home game set for Thursday night at the Fairview Arenas.

The SWT Pee Wee Broncos stayed unbeaten in league play this season after two 4-4 ties to league-leading Yorkton on the weekend. The Pee Wees are two points back of the Terriers heading into their last two games of the regular season, where they visit Moose Jaw on Thursday and host the Warriors on Saturday.

The Tarpon Energy Atom Broncos picked up two more wins to finish the regular season, beating Melville 12-3 on Saturday and 16-2 on Sunday.