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TUESDAY TICKER

By Craig Stein

Dino Antoniadis opened the scoring early, and forced overtime late, to help the Yorkton Terriers to a 4-3 shootout win in Notre Dame on Tuesday night.

Branden Klatt sandwiched a second period marker between Antoniadis’ two goals, and AP call-up Casey McDonald scored the winner in the shootout, after he was denied on a penalty shot late in the third period.  Ben Laidlaw stopped 30/33 shots in goal for the Terriers (11-9-1-0).

Jarrett Penner and Nolan Renwick each had a goal and an assist for the Hounds (10-11-2-3), while Charles Martin rounded out the scoring and Andrew Henderson made 26/29 saves.

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Justin Ball scored twice to lead the Melfort Mustangs to a 4-1 win in Battlefords.

Ball’s 19-goals have him tied for the 2nd in the league while his 34-points have him 4th.  Braeden Young (1g-1a) and Zack Smith also scored and Shawn Parkinson made 34/35 saves to win his second straight start since joining the Mustangs (14-6-1-0).

Regan Doig had the lone marker for the North Stars (12-7-1-3) who out-shot the Mustangs 35-19.  Despite Melfort and Battlefords’ excellent records, they each sit 3rd in the ultra-competitive Sherwood and Global Ag Risk Solutions Divisions respectively.

Melfort’s back at in Wednesday in Kindersley.

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Patrick Pugliese made 24/25 saves and the Nipawin Hawks snuck out of La Ronge with a 2-1 decision.

Arik Breton (1g-1a) opened the scoring with five seconds left in the first period and Jordan Simoneau scored midway through the second and that stood up as the winner for the Hawks (15-7-0-1).  Simoneau has five goals and seven points in his last five games.

Zach Bannister scored a powerplay goal late in the second period to cut Nipawin’s lead in half, but that was it for the scoring for the Ice Wolves (6-18-0-0), who have now just seven in a row.

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