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Dauphin fans were finally able to breathe at the end of the third period after a bizarre 60 minutes of hockey between the Clippers and Major Pratt Trojans. The Clippers won 7-5 and solidified their position in the playoffs with the victory.
The Clippers scored 5 consecutive goals to give themselves a comfortable lead, but Major Pratt showed a lot of fight in a comeback attempt including a short handed marker when Dauphin had a two man advantage in the last minute of the second period. They scored again 25 second into the third to make it 6-4, but that's as close as the Clippers Parkland rival would get.
The Clippers host the Boissevain Broncos in their regular season finale Saturday at 4:00. Dauphin can still improve their position in the standings finishing as high as 6th.
SCORING SUMMARY
1st PERIOD
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 6:52 - NICK MACHIBRODA from DRAYSON KRUK and TYLER ROBAK
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 9:25 - TY HASSEL from LOGAN STOREY and NICK MACHIBRODA
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 14:04 - RILEY HAMMOND from DRAYSON KRUK
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 18:23 (PP) - TY HASSEL from TYLER ROBAK and BRAYDEN PATTERSON
2nd PERIOD
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 1:18 (PP) - TY HASSEL from RILEY HAMMOND
MAJOR PRATT TROJANS
MAJOR PRATT TROJANS at 14:14 - ETHAN WOITAS from ADAM ROBIDOUX and CODY FUZ
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 14:34 -
MAJOR PRATT TROJANS at 19:29 (SH) -
3rd PERIOD
MAJOR PRATT TROJANS at 0:25 -
DAUPHIN CLIPPERS at 4:52 - COLE PRECOURT
MAJOR PRATT TROJANS at 12:59 (PP) -
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Last week we announced three members of the Dauphin Clippers had made the cut for the Manitoba U18 Rugby 7s team who will compete at the National Championships in Vancouver next month.
Today after the noon Ag Show on CKDM, Sports Director Dane Nichol sits down with Dauphin Clippers head coach Rod Carberry and Clippers players Kaila Stratuliak, Kalee Dyck, and Gabrielle Robbins.
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The Parkland Rangers earned a big 3-2 win against the Brandon AAA Wheat Kings to bring them to within one point of the last playoff spot.
The Rangers scored a goal in each period en route to the win. Carter Cockburn, Mark Liwiski, and Tanyon Koshowski were the goal scorers. Koshowski recorded the game winner.
Quinn Munro turned aside 28 shots picking up the win.
The Rangers are in action against Eastman Saturday, before hosting the Southwest Cougars Sunday, who sit one point ahead of them in the standings.
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The Parkland Gators attended the Selkirk swim meet February 4-5.
In total 17 swimmers made the trip to Selkirk to compete for the Gators.
Top 10 finishes or best finish:
Girls:
*Rhea Amendt: 8th 100 free
*Norah Gulak: 4th -100 back, 100 free; 5th - 50 back, 400 free; 7th 50 free
*Mila Heschuk: 12th 100 free
*Sophia Heschuk: 4th- 100 free, 400 free; 9th - 50 breast; 10th -50 free
*Dayna Lytwyn: 4th - 50 breast; 6th -50 back; 8th- 50 free
*Ava Paziuk: 7th - 100 free
*Kara Paziuk: 7th - 50 back; 8th - 100 free; 9th - 50 free
*Shengli Peterson: 10th - 50 breast, 100 free
*Taryn Rathwell: 1st- 400 free; 2nd - 800 free; 3rd- 50 free, 100 back
*Sammi Rea: 2nd- 50 back, 100 back; 3rd- 50 fly, 100 free; 4th- -50 free
*Kiara Wilson: 1st - 50 free, 100 free; 2nd- 100 back, 50 breast, 50 fly
*Mia Zamrykut: 1st- 400 free, 100 fly; 2nd- 50 back, 100 breast
Boys:
*Kelton Amendt: 1st- 50 breast; 2nd- 50 fly, 50 back, 100 free; 4th - 50 free
*Brendan Cruickshanks: 2nd- 50 breast, 50 back, 100 free, 50 free; 3rd- 400 free
*Deacon Fidierchuk: 1st 100 free, 800 free; 2nd - 400 free; 4th 50 back; 5th - 50 breast
*Lars Gudbjartson: 2nd- 100 free; 3rd- 50 back, 100 back; 4th - 50 free
*Mylo Zamrykut: 1st - 50 back, 100 free; 2nd- 100 back; 3rd- 50 free
Gators coaches would like to congratulate Kara Paziuk for receiving her first 'A' time, and Shengli Peterson for competing her first meet.
Up next is Short Course Provincials in Winnipeg on February 17-19. Swimmers who have obtained an A time qualify to attend Provincials.
The Gators Provincial team is made up of Kelton Amendt, Kenzie Amendt, Parker Beers, Emyrsen Carefoot, Brendan Cruikshanks, Deacan Feiderchuk, Sophia Heschuk, Ava Paziuk, Kara Paziuk, Taryn Rathwell, Sammi Rea, Kiara Wilson and Mia Zamyrkut.
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A Parkland goaltender is MJHL's newest player of the week.
Grandview's own Brett Evans was recognized by the league this week. The 18-year-old net minder won in back-to-back games helping to give the Stamps some cushion in the playoff race. Evans posted a 2.00 goals-against-average, and a .950 save percentage.
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Four Parkland Curling teams have secured berths for the Asham Under 18 Provincial Championships from March 2-5 at the Springfield Curling Club.
Tyson Beyak of the Winnipegosis Curling Club and his team of Osten Sahulka, Garret Benson, and Eric Preston have qualified in men's play.
In women's play, two Dauphin teams, both skipped by Jensens will make appearances. Hanne Jensen and her team of Lauryn Kuzak, Sara Kohan, and Gracey Gulak, and Emma Jensen, and her team of Jaycee Terrick, Kaitlyn Szewczyk, and Kylie Talbot both qualified.
And in mixed doubles Karter Meyn and Amelia Riehl of the Swan River Curling Club will represent the Parkland next month.
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