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SCOREBOARD SATURDAY

Former Nipawin Hawk Eric Sorensen had three goals in a weekend home and home against his old club, including two on Saturday night, leading his new team, the Kindersley Klippers to a 2-1 win on the road, making the home and home a split.

Matthew Pesenti picked up the win, making 25/26 saves in goal for the Klippers (2-1-0-0).  Michael Makarenko replied for the Hawks (4-2-0-0) while Chase Hamm made 20/22 saves in his first start of the season.

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Jaydon Dureau had two goals and an assist, and Reece Newkirk added a goal, leading the Melville Millionaires (4-2-0-0) past Yorkton 5-3 on the road, also splitting that home and home.

Newkirk still leads the league with 12 points (4g-8a) and Dureau is one back with 11 (7g-4a) and now leads the league in goals.

Landon Kosior and Luke Nkwama also had a goal and an assist each, and Bryan Thompson made 34/37 saves.

Keenan Taphorn (1g-1a), Kishaun Gervais and Carson Henry responded for the Terriers (3-2-1-0).

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Estevan swept their home and home with Weyburn, winning Saturday’s rematch 3-1.

Emerik Demers was back in goal, stopping 34/35 shots, a night after Boston Bilous blanked the Wings.  Kade McMillen, Eddie Gallagher and Tanner Mortenson scored for the Bruins (4-1-1-0).

Joseph Young made 40/43 saves for the Red Wings (0-3-2-0) while Kyle Bailey opened the scoring with his first SJHL goal.

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The Humboldt Broncos improved to 4-1-0-0 with a 3-1 decision over the visiting Notre Dame Hounds.

Jarrett Penner and Stephane Huard Jr each had a goal and an assists.  Samuel Marburg rounded out the scoring and Tanner Marshall made 26/27 saves.

Raythan Robbins was busy at the other end with a 52/55 save performance for the Hounds (1-2-0-1) while Connor Nolan picked up their lone goal.