The Meota Combines (13-3-0-1) suffered their second loss in three games Saturday when they dropped a 4-3 game in Hafford to the Hawks (13-2-0-1)
Brett Miller, Taylor Tatchell and Bo Gervais all scored for the Combines in the losing effort.
Ryan Scheafer had two goals for the Hawks, leading them to victory.
Three games on Friday saw Hafford down the Maymont Settlers (6-9-0-1) 5-2 thanks to a hat trick from Cody Ryan.
The Spiritwood Timberwolves (2-13-0-1) picked up just their second win of the season with a 6-5 overtime win over the Glaslyn North Stars (6-7-0-2) on the strength of a Shane Gopher hat trick.
The Radisson Wheat Kings (5-8-0-1) picked up an 8-7 overtime win over the lowly Perdue Pirates (1-14-0-1) thanks to two-goal, one-assist performances from both Dustin Bezugly and Dana Derbowka.
Jason Bothorel had three goals and an assist and Tyler Posch scored twice and set up three others in the loss.
The final game Friday saw the Battleford Beaver Blues (11-5-0-0) down the Shellbrook Silvertips (12-5-0-1) 5-3 thanks to multi-point performances from Brett Salzl, Jerome Boucher, Mitch Cooper, Mike Nelson and Keegan Sparrow.
Saturday's games had the North Stars doubling up the Settlers 6-3 and the Silvertips top the Radisson Wheat Kings (5-8-0-1) 8-6.
Kris Bloom and Mitch Perkins both had a goal and an assist for the North Stars, while Bryn Walker scored twice for Maymont, who had just nine skaters dressed.
In Radisson, Jason McComas had a hat trick, Josh Elliot scored once and set up three others and Dylan Smith recorded four assists for the Silvertips.
The top scorer for the Wheat Kings was Derbowka who had two goals and an assist.
The lone game Sunday had the Beaver Blues in Spiritwood picking up a 3-2 win thanks to goals from Scott Maunula, Mitch Phillips and Randy Hoffman.
The Combines wrap up their regular season Monday in Radisson, while the Beaver Blues are home to the Wheat Kings Wednesday.
