November Wrapped Up

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Four games closed out the month with 5  of the 6 league teams seeing action on the weekend.

The Southwest Impact visited the Outlook Ice Hawks Saturday and closed out the weekend hosting the Regina Wild in Gull Lake on Sunday afternoon.  The Impact fell short of getting their 4th win both days finishing their first half of the season with a 3 and 7 record to sit in 4th place by virtue of having a game in hand on Lumsden’s Lynx.

The U22 Taylor Toyota Lynx were on the road their 2 final games of 2025, with a hard fought overtime loss in Kindersley, Saturday, and a 5-2 loss in Outlook on Sunday. The Lynx head into the Christmas break in 5th place with 6 points and a 3 and 8 record.

With the Western Prairie Jr. Klippers overtime win over the Lynx, their 1st win in 7 starts, they head into their final weekend of 2025 play looking to build on their momentum in Martensville against an always tough Saskatoon Prairie Blaze squad Dec 6 & 7. The Klippers win was extra special as all proceeds from the game went to support the Preston family who are dealing with a family health crisis.

The Ice Hawks and Wild both have 14 points on 7 wins heading into the break, with Outlook having the edge for first place, with only one loss to Regina’s 2.

The idle Blaze sit alone in 3rd place with 10 points, posting a 5 and 2 record.