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Yorkton drops third straight on SJHL road swing

The next action for Yorkton sees the Terriers host Humboldt Wednesday, Oct. 26, before heading to Wilcox to take on Notre Dame Thursday.
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The Yorkton Terriers were in Kindersley Saturday. (File Photo)

KINDERSLEY / YORKTON - After giving up 14 goals to Battlefords in a pair of SJHL road games Thursday and Friday the Yorkton Terriers were in a lower scoring affair in Kindersley Saturday, at least early on.

The Terriers scored first, an unassisted effort by Clay Sleeva 11:24 into the game.

The lead lasted only a few ticks more than a minute as Brock Evans tied the game with a powerplay marker for the Klippers at 12:29.

The 1-1 deadlock held until the third period when Matthew Mazzocchi gave the home side their first lead of the game only 29 seconds into the frame.

At 2:52 of the third period Tylin Hilbig gave the Klippers a 3-1 lead.

A powerplay goal by Brock Evans at 7:39 extended the lead to 4-1.

Pavel Mckenzie would add one at 19:19 for Yorkton, but it was too little, too late as the Klippers added a powerplay goal by Josh Morton at 19:38 as the Terriers dropped the decision 5-2.

Tommy Bouchard was in net for the Terriers facing 35-shots.

Cody Jaman was the netminder for Kindersley facing 43-shots.

The game was the 13th of the season for Yorkton, with the loss dropping their record to 6-7 for 12 points.

The next action for Yorkton sees the Terriers host Humboldt Wednesday, Oct. 26, before heading to Wilcox to take on Notre Dame Thursday.