The 2018 WHL Championship didn’t come cheap. In one form or another, the Swift Current Broncos dealt seven years of 1st round bantam draft picks (Dom Schmiemann, Riley Stotts, Logan Barlage, Joel Sexsmith, and picks in 2018/2019/2020) in the process … Continue reading →
SKINNER!!! @EdmontonOilers prospect @ssskipy_74 records his sixth shutout of the playoffs! @SCBroncos win the #WHLChampionship! 🏆 pic.twitter.com/Vqy348lKGh — The WHL (@TheWHL) May 14, 2018 The Swift Current Broncos are 2018 Ed Chynoweth Cup Champions. Swift Current is Saskatchewan’s first Western … Continue reading →
It was quite a journey to Everett for the Swift Current Broncos last season. The team, staff, media and a surprising number of fans made the trip about as far away from Swift Current as it could get for the … Continue reading →
“This group really does believe.” That’s how Swift Current Broncos Head Coach and Director of Player Personnel Manny Viveiros summed up a remarkable comeback in Game 2 of the WHL Championship Series. Down 3-0 after the first period against a … Continue reading →
The Everett Silvertips lived up to their billing in Game 1 of the WHL Championship Series. A team known for being able to smother their opponent’s scoring ability did just that on the way to a 2-1 win over the … Continue reading →
Apologies again! Life gets in the way sometimes. It has been like two weeks since my last update. The 2019 WHL Final is underway now and I certainly wish both Prince Albert and Vancouver well in that. It can be … Continue reading →
The emotion was always high in the 2018 playoffs for the Swift Current Broncos. From a first round series against a Regina team that knocked 17 of their players out of the playoffs the year before, to a second round … Continue reading →
Apologies to those of you following my look back to 2018 series. The events associated with the radio station officially losing the broadcast rights to the Broncos and as a result me losing my role as broadcaster with the team … Continue reading →
Hockey was secondary tonight as the Swift Current Broncos and Moose Jaw Warriors took the ice. The teams gathered together around the face-off circle to pay tribute in a moment of silence for the victims of yesterday’s Humboldt Broncos bus … Continue reading →
Any of us who have spent a significant amount of time on a hockey bus could picture it. Where everyone was sitting. Coaches cutting video clips, players napping on the floor, showing each other a funny text they got, watching … Continue reading →