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Brennan Kitchen was nothing short of incredible, and the Dauphin Kings beat the Swan Valley Stampeders tonight, 4-3 in a shootout.
Just 2:50 in, Roblin's Jaden Townsend opened the scoring for Swan Valley.
Rookie Carter Sawchuk tied up the game just under four minutes later as the club's went into the locker room tied at one.
Riley Shamray put the Kings up early in the second before Josh Tripp tied up the contest at two after two.
Once again the two teams traded goals in the third. Eamonn Miller scored his second goal in three games for the Dauphin Kings to put the team up 3-2.
Swan tied it up with just over three minutes left.
After some amazing saves by Kitchen in overtime, the game was shootout bound.
Once again, Kitchen was a brick wall in the shootout. He hasn't allowed a goal in the shootout all season long in three games.
George King and Leeam Tivers scored the Kings shootout goals.
Dauphin's back at it on Wednesday. They head to Swan River to take on the Stampeders.
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Here’s the local scoreboard for November 3.
Hockey:
Midget Parkland Rangers lost to Kenora, 6-3.
The Thistles took a 2-0 lead before Landyn Brasch brought the Rangers within one.
After Kenora extended their lead to 3-1, McCreary’s Hunter Glover brought the Rangers within one again.
Jaegar Lapointe also added one for the Rangers but the Thistles would score three more in the win.
Bantam Rangers led 5-1 after 40 minutes, but ended up falling 6-5 to the Pembina Valley Hawks.
Peewee Grand Plains Ice Dogs beat Rivers, 2-1.
Montana Jubenvill and Brooke Shewchuk scored for the Ice Dogs.
Grand Plains Atom Ice Dogs beat the Oaklake Bandits, 5-3. Kaylee Maguet and Kenzey Garton both had two snipes for the Ice Dogs. The teams other goal was scored by Elisha Caplan.
Grand Plains Novice #2 beat Dauphin #3, 14-3.
Swan Valley Novice #1 beat Roblin, 14-5.
Swan Valley Atom beat Ste. Rose, 18-0.
Volleyball:
Gilbert Plains varsity girls volleyball team lost in A-Side Consolation Finals to Green Valley in three sets.
Dauphin Clippers varsity boys volleyball team lost in 9th place semifinals to Green Valley.
Football:
Dauphin Clippers lost Rural Manitoba Football League semifinal to Swan Valley, 50-6.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers lost 33-24 to Edmonton. They’ll travel to Regina next weekend.
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The Grand Plains Atom Hawks defended their home ice earlier today, by beating the Dauphin AtoMc Jr Kings in overtime, 5-4.
Zak Fillion put the Hawks up 1-0. Cash McCallum responded for the Jr Kings with a goal in the second, but the Hawks also put up two to take a 3-1 lead. The Hawks goals were scored by Laydn Garton and Grady Turetsky.
McCallum continued a brilliant performance for the Jr Kings in the third scoring two more to complete his hat-trick.
Ryzlie Nepinak scored one more for the Jr Kings and Kingston Stirling potted one for the Hawks to send the game into overtime.
It took just 21 seconds in the extra frame to find a winner, as Owen Sigvaldason sealed it for the Hawks.
Here are some other local scores:
Grand Plains Novice Hawks #1 beat Dauphin Novice #1 Jr Kings, 14-3.
Cole O’Connor led the Hawks with four goals and one assist. Matthew Ducheck had three goals and so did Chayce Stoski. Dominic Chartrand also had a solid game scoring twice. Ryan Rourke and Rhett Legaarden rounded out the scoring for the Hawks with one each.
Garret Sahulka, Brandon Wood, and Brody Kaminski scored one each for the Kings.
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The Ebb & Flow varsity boys volleyball team are Champions!
The team went undefeated en route to winning the Lundar tournament.
In the round robin, the team beat Ashern, St. Laurent, Fisher Branch, and Lundar.
They then met Lundar in the finals. The T-Birds dispatched of them 25-11, 19-25, 15-10 to win the tournament.
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are red hot, the Edmonton Eskimos are not.
The Blue Bombers are going to the playoffs, the Eskimos are not.
The clubs will hook up this afternoon to wrap up their respective regular seasons.
The Bombers have won five straight games heading into the contest and clinched a postseason spot against Calgary last week.
Regardless of today’s outcome, the Bombers will either travel to Calgary or Regina next week.
Winnipeg has won their last three games in Edmonton. Overall, the teams have split the season series this years
Kickoff is set for 3:00 p.m., and as always you can hear it right on here on 730CKDM as we’re a proud member of the Blue Bomber Radio Network.
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The Dauphin Kings will look to build some momentum tonight when they wrap up their mini two-game homestand.
The Kings welcome the Swan Valley Stampeders to town as the teams hook up for the third time this campaign.
Dauphin has had troubles with the tough Stamps this season. Swan has won both of the meetings so far against the Kings by 5-3 and 4-3 finals.
If the Kings hope to have success tonight, they’ll have to do a better job shutting down Swan River’s Josh Tripp. Tripp leads the league in points with 27 and has three against Dauphin in two games. Two of the points came this past Tuesday.
After tonight’s tilt, the Kings will play the Stamps once again on Wednesday at the Centennial Arena.
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The Grandview Comets are off and running.
They dropped their season opener last night against Shoal Lake, 5-4 in overtime.
The club returns to the GACC next Friday for their home opener against Russell.
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The Dauphin Clippers won their first regular season game and was it ever a big one.
The club beat the McCreary Mountaineers, 7-0.
Riley Hammond and Kayden Bodnar led the Clippers with two goals each.
Noah Wiens, Logan Storey, and Wade Kopytko scored one each.
The Clippers will play on Sunday at 7:45 at Credit Union Place.
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The Parkland Rangers put forth a good effort, but dropped their game against Kenora tonight, 5-4.
Garrett Hrechka scored the teams first two goals as the clubs were tied at two.
Kenora went on to score the next two goals to take a 4-2 lead.
DJ Taylor-Luke brought the Rangers back within one before Kenora scored another to take a 5-3 lead.
Jayden Jubenvill scored with two seconds left in the 5-4 loss.
The Rangers continue their weekend tomorrow against Kenora.
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The Dauphin Kings scored with 6.8 seconds left to tie it, but fell in overtime 2-1 to the Winkler Flyers.
It was the second meeting in a week between the two clubs and really the only reason the Flyers picked up any points was their goaltender.
Riley Morgan made some big time saves.
Winkler opened the scoring in the second. With lots of traffic in front, Riley Shamray tied the game late.
Winkler scored the overtime winner with just under 30 seconds left to earn the two points.
Dauphin is back at Credit Union Place tomorrow night.
They'll welcome the Swan Valley Stampeders to town.
The puck drops at 7:30.
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It's that time again. The time to win some BIG bucks, and support the Dauphin Kings.
The Kings Tractor Lotto is back and this year it's the 20th Anniversary which means even more money is up for grabs then before.
Well over $100,000,00 is up for grabs this year. It's also a big fundraiser for the Kings as it accounts for roughly 25% of the team's budget for the season.
This year the top prize will be the $100,000,00 or a credit towards a John Deere Tractor from Reit-Syd Equipment in Dauphin. Last year's winner of the 50/50 took home just under $40,000.
This year, the Kings have upped the 50/50 to $140,000 total. That means the winner could take home $70,000.
There will also be a special edition to the lotto this year. Thanks to Reit-Syd Equipment in Dauphin there will be a supplementary draw (3 Draws) for a 2018 John Deere E110 Lawn Tractor with just 1500 tickets available. Tickets for this draw will be just $20.00, and if you buy one, it'll allow you to get into the main 50/50 draw.
There will also be a 2018 John Deere E110 Lawn Tractor added into the main draw.
All of the draws will be done on Sunday, December 9 when the Kings welcome the Swan Valley Stampeders to town. Puck drop for that game is 4:00 p.m.
To buy your tickets today, head to Dauphin Kings Tractor Lotto.
Ticket Prices:
Single Ticket - $100.00.
Three Pack - $250.00.
Supplementary Draw (3 Lawn Tractors) $20.00 per ticket and only 1500 are printed.
50/50 Add-On - $20 for one ticket or $50 for five tickets.
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