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Coming into Sunday night, the Regina Ravens had only lost one game in regulation in the South Saskatchewan Female Hockey League’s midget AA division in the regular season and the playoffs.

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins might have eight points in the regular season on their first round playoff opponent, the Kindersley Klippers, but their regular season record against them wasn’t the offensive tour de force that it was against other tea

For the first time this season, the Power Tech Bear Cats are down to potentially their last game.

Congratulations to the defending Provincial Champion Senior Curling Team of Lane Newell, Zach Romaniuk, Ethan Newell, Jace Fischer, and Brayden Hill who finished second at the Regional competition on the weekend.

Coming into Sunday night, the Regina Ravens had only lost one game in regulation in the South Saskatchewan Female Hockey League’s midget AA division in the regular season and the playoffs.

Comp Eagles player Kyla Kater leads the charge of the offence up the court against the North Battleford Vikings, as team-mates Meagan Dutchak, No. 8, and Arliss Sidloski, No. 6, follow her.

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins won their 34 th and final SJHL regular season game and will now look to add to that total in the playoffs.

Cody Hall was named the Jason Mercer Memorial Linesman of the Year in the PJHL. Presenting Cody with the award are Kaleb Mercer (Jason’s son) and SHA Supervisor Lyle Wilhelm. Hall is from Assiniboia and played for the Southern Rebels.

When it comes to water polo, Taeghan Hack is going to be molto bene after a trip to Italy.

Estevan’s Megan LeBlanc was a first year hockey player in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Association but she didn’t get the kind of points associated with rookie-hood.