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SOURCE EMBROIDERY POWER RANKINGS (Nov 27)

By Mike Stackhouse

1-MELFORT MUSTANGS (19-6-1)
Nine straight wins and a clamping the lid tight on their defensive play have gone hand in hand.

2-HUMBOLDT BRONCOS (19-7-2-1)
Addition of Warkentine, who has 7-goals in 5-games, has given them an added dimension on offense to go with Michael Clarke.

3-NIPAWIN HAWKS (18-8-0-1)
They’ve only scored 73 goals this season (La Ronge has scored 70), but when you have the Hobbs-Pugliese combination in goal, you don’t need much offense.

4-BATTLEFORDS NORTH STARS (15-8-1-4)
Something to watch going forward is they’ve played 19 games at home and just nine on the road, where they are 4-3-0-and-2.

5-FLIN FLON BOMBERS (15-8-0-2)
They were roughed up this week and sport an abnormally strong road record.  They haven’t really used their home ice to their advantage.

6-KINDERSLEY KLIPPERS (14-8-2-1)
Ty Enns has provided some much needed offense with 4-points in 2-games since his arrival.

7-YORKTON TERRIERS (14-10-1)
A team to really watch this week as their goals against issues are obvious.  If they can fix it without dealing from their core, they could go on a run.

8-NOTRE DAME HOUNDS (13-13-2-3)
Jarrett Penner and Sho Takai have taken advantage of their opportunities and their mobile defense is the envy of the league.

9-ESTEVAN BRUINS (13-15-1)
The recent goals against issues are a mystery.  The roster doesn’t appear to have many holes on paper but they are struggling to put the defense and offense together on the same night.

10-MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES (8-16-2-2)
An easy out?  Not so fast. They are 5-1-2-and-1 on home ice.  They’ve already played 19 games on the road.

11-WEYBURN RED WINGS (9-14-2-0)
Showing some signs of improved play.  They are 1-7-and-1 against the Sherwood Division and 3-2-and-1 against their own division.

12-LA RONGE ICE WOLVES (6-22)
Eleven straight losses and their playoff chances are already endangered.

WHO’S HOT
Michael Clarke, Humboldt (10-7-11-18)
Carson Albrecht, Melfort (10-8-8-16)
Justin Ball, Melfort (10-9-6-15)
Branden Klatt, Yorkton (9-8-5-13)
Marshall Wilton, Notre Dame (7-5-6-11)
Kayle Tosh, Melfort (8-1-9-10)
Brayden Camrud, Humboldt (7-4-6-10)
Cade Kowalski, Weyburn (6-3-5-8)
Calvon Boots, Flin Flon (6-5-3-8)
Shawn Parkinson, Melfort (6-0, 1.06, .958)
Hunter Arps, Melfort (3-1, 1.62, .950)
Colby Entz, Melville (3-0, 2.00, .930)

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