REGINA, SK – Mattias Radke was solid, making 33 saves, and Konnor Watson nabbed the winner on his old club 36 seconds into the third period as the Kindersley Klippers edged the Nipawin Hawks 3-2 Friday.
The win snapped a five-game skid for the Klips, and the loss was just Nipawin’s second at home on the year.
Jack Janzen assisted on Jack Mitchell’s second-period game-tying goals for the Hawks, and the veteran forward grabbed the league high in consecutive games with a point as he has now hit the scoresheet in 12 straight (21 points).
Watson was acquired by the Klippers from the Hawks in the off-season, along with defenceman Justus Cutler, in exchange for forward Brock Evans, whom the Red Deer Rebels of the Western Hockey League have since called up.
D.J. Brass’ goal at the 11:16 mark of the second period counted as the winner as the Yorkton Terriers pulled away from the Battlefords North Stars in a 7-2 victory.
Callum Creig moved into a tie for fourth with early 1990s Terrier Scott Bellefontaine on the all-time Yorkton goaltender wins list with 53, thanks to his 25-save effort.
Jake Briltz, Alex Morrison, Malik Belleus, and Austin Horbachewsky all counted multi-point outings.
In Melfort, Nate Stevens stopped all 35 shots he faced to help the Weyburn Red Wings blank the Mustangs 5-0.
Avery Johnson led the way with two goals and an assist to hand Melfort its first home shutout loss since Jan. 21 of this year.
Cole Brown’s four points were the game-high, and the Melville Millionaires won their eighth straight at home with a 9-1 romp over the La Ronge Ice Wolves.
Brown now has seven goals and 10 points in his last four games.
Kale Margolis also added a pair of tallies, and nine different Mils had multi-point nights.
Finally in Humboldt, it was all Broncos as nine special-teams goals, six on the power play and three shorthanded, paced the hosts to a 13-3 win over the Warman Wolverines.
Carsyn Dyck notched his first career SJHL hat trick, while Carsten Kayter and Leo Seitz also added four-point nights.
The 10-goal margin of victory was the widest of the year so far and the biggest such win in the SJHL since Feb. 28 of last season.
The win also moved Humboldt into first place ahead of the Wolverines on regulation wins plus overtime wins, the second tie-breaker.
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Friday, Nov. 13, 2026
Melville 9 La Ronge 1
Kindersley 3 Nipawin 2
Yorkton 7 Battlefords 2
Humboldt 13 Warman 3
Weyburn 5 Melfort 0
The league returns with a five-game Saturday.
Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026
- Melville Millionaires @ Nipawin Hawks, 6:00 P.M. ST
- La Ronge Ice Wolves @ Estevan Bruins, 7:00 P.M. ST
- Yorkton Terriers @ Battlefords North Stars, 7:30 P.M. ST
- Kindersley Klippers @ Melfort Mustangs, 7:30 P.M. ST
- Weyburn Red Wings @ Warman Wolverines, 7:30 P.M. ST
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