Scott Roblin
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Blades rookie Hutzinger earns first WHL point, signs deal (opens the original)
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For a player better known for his goal-scoring prowess, it’s poetic that Konstantin Hutzinger’s first career point in the Western Hockey League came from a shot off his blade. While his initial chance was saved by Prince Albert Raiders goaltender Michal Orsulak on Saturday, it was his Saskatoon Blades teammate David Lewandowski who cleaned up the rebound early in the third period. The eventual game-winning goal helped the Blades complete a weekend sweep in a 5-2 victory over their Highway 11 riv
Swift Current’s Ethan Murdoch recognized as WCBL Most Outstanding Canadian (opens the original)
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Six weeks have passed since Ethan Murdoch grabbed the Harry Hallis Memorial Trophy and raced towards his Saskatoon Berries teammates in celebration. Just minutes after his baseball career came to a close on Aug. 16, he took in scenes at Cairns Field that he expects to remember for a lifetime. “Standing there with the guys and seeing the fireworks go off, or sitting there with the confetti flying in front of us, or all holding (the trophy) up and jumping around, those are the three or four images
Regina Thunder beat Saskatoon Hilltops 19-6 to clinch PFC top spot (opens the original)
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The Regina Thunder won a battle of the kickers on Saturday night in Saskatoon, locking up the top spot in the Prairie Football Conference. Harry Case made six field goals for the visiting Thunder, helping Regina beat Saskatoon 19-6 in their second meeting of the season. Neither side found the end zone in a defensive battle at SMF Field, with Hilltops kicker Ryden Gratton scoring Saskatoon’s lone points of the night in the loss. The Hilltops held Regina’s potent offence off the scoreboard early a
VIDEO: Blades complete weekend sweep with 5-2 win over rival Raiders in home opener (opens the original)
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Saskatoon Blades fans were treated to a new goal song on Saturday night, as ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’ by Ramones played on repeat at SaskTel Centre. A five-goal performance struck the right chord with the 7,379 fans on hand for Saskatoon’s home opener, as the Blades left the ice with a decisive 5-2 victory over the Prince Albert Raiders. “The new goal song was a hit and the crowd was into it all night long,” said Blades head coach Dan DaSilva. Saskatoon overcame an early 1-0 deficit when Prince Albert’s
Saskatoon Hilltops host undefeated Regina Thunder in All-Saskatchewan PFC rematch (opens the original)
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Saskatoon versus Regina always has a little bit of extra spice in the Prairie Football Conference. With just a handful of weeks left before playoffs, Hilltops running back Corbin Ebben is feeling the buzz ahead of their second meeting of the Canadian Junior Football League season against the Regina Thunder. “It’s always just the most exciting game,” Ebben said. “We try to think of it as just another game, but at the same time it’s hard not to see Regina on the schedule and start getting excited.
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