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Broncos Win 2008 RBC Cup   ( 5/11/2008 )

Ed Gale scored his sixth goal of the tournament with 3:21 left in the first on the power play as the Humboldt Broncos edged the Camrose Kodiaks 1-0 and were crowned 2008 RBC Cup Champions

Taylor Nelson stopped all 31 shots he saw for the win including am amazing glove save on Joe Colborne with one second left.

Humboldt was 1-7 on the power play, while the Kodiaks were 0-5.

Grauating players for the Broncos are:
Taylor Nelson
Matthew Rintoul
Voldy Dashko
Russ Nielsen
Ed Gale
Jordan Schindel
Laurent Benjamen
Justin Stoski
Brayden Klimosko

Broncos, Kodiaks, Will Have Rematch of 2003 Royal Bank Cup   ( 5/11/2008 )

The RBC Cup final will feature the Humboldt Broncos versus the Camrose Kodiaks.

Tory Allen scored what proved to be the winning goal, and had an assist as the Broncos defeated the Cornwall Colts 6-1. Ed Gale scored twice for the Broncos while Matt Rintoul, Tanner Vandesype, and Laurent Benjamin added singles.

The Broncos scored twice and the power play while Cornwall was 0-8.

Taylor Nelson made 20 saves.

The Kodiaks are in the final after a 3-0 win over the Weeks Crushers Allen York kicked aside 17 shots for the win, while Andrews McWilliam, Jesse Todd, and Dean Petiot supplied the offense.

Potential NHL draft pick Joe Colborne had two assists. Former Nipawin Hawks netminder Alexandre Quessy made 28 saves in a losing cause.

In 2003, the Broncos defeated the Kodiaks 3-1 in Charlottetown.

The RBC Cup final will be live with Darryl Skender on CK750 starting with the pre-game show at 10:30 this morning.

Wacker, Schindel win RBC Cup Awards   ( 5/10/2008 )

Last night was an off day at the RBC Cup in Cornwall.

Some hardware has handed out last night and the Humboldt Broncos had a couple of award winners.

Brady Wacker was named the tournament’s top defenseman.

Forward Jordan Schindel won one of five RBC Cup Legacy Scholarship Awards.

A couple of Kodiaks won awards. Allen York was named top goalie, and Andre Herman won the most sportsmanlike award. Jeremy Welsh of Oakville was named top forward, and Darcy Findlay of the Cornwall Colts took MVP honours.

Former Blade Klotz Turns Pro   ( 5/10/2008 )

The Philadelphia Flyers signed tough Saskatoon Blades forward Garrett Klotz to a three year deal.

In 160 career Western League games, the 19 year old Regina native put up 10 points and 229 penalty minutes.

Klotz played his first season in Red Deer and spent the last two in Saskatoon.

Gatineau Advances to Memorial Cup   ( 5/10/2008 )

We now know the four teams that will be in Kitchener, Ontario Friday for the opening of the Memorial Cup.

The Gatineau Olympiques defeated the Rouyn Noranda Huskies 7-3 to win the Quebec League Championship 4-1.

The Spokane Chiefs made it to the tournament after sweeping the Lethbridge Hurricanes.

The Kitchener Rangers and Belleville Bulls are currently playing each other in the Ontario League final.

Malkin Leads Pens Over Flyers   ( 5/10/2008 )

Two goals by Evgeni Malkin helped Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 4-2 in game one of the N-H-L's Eastern Conference final. Sidney Crosby and Petr Sykora also scored for the Penguins.

Detroit is home to Dallas tonight, with the Red Wings leading the Western Conference final 1-0.
(Canadian Press)

Canada to Battle Germany at Worlds   ( 5/10/2008 )

Canada returns to action today at the world hockey championship, taking on Germany in Halifax at 1:30 Saskatchewan time.

Canada is coming off a shaky 2-1 victory over Norway thanks to a late goal from Rick Nash.
(Canadian Press)

Huskies Send Five to CIS East West Bowl   ( 5/10/2008 )

Running back Tyler O'Gorman and slot back Scott McHenry of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies are going back to the CIS East West Bowl.

O'Gorman had a knee injury last year and was unable to play.

Receiver Travis Gorski, defensive back Jonathan Krahenbil, and line backer Taylor Wallace are all making their first appearances at the East West Bowl.

The game will be at 2:00 this afternoon at McMaster University in Hamilton.

Nipawin and Tisdale Co-Host AAA Midget Baseball Tournament   ( 5/10/2008 )

Six teams will be in Nipawin and Tisdale today for a Triple A Midget baseball tournament.

Three of the teams are from Saskatoon, two are from Moose Jaw, and the North East Selects are made up of players from Nipawin, Tisdale and the surrounding areas.

The Selects will play the Moose Jaw Cardinals in Nipawin, while the Moose Jaw Canucks are up against the Saskatoon Giants in Tisdale.

First pitch for both games is scheduled for 10:00.

Jays Lose Game, Wells   ( 5/10/2008 )

The Toronto Blue Jays and Roy Halladay suffered a 6-1 loss at Cleveland.
The Indians scored all their runs in the seventh inning, to hand Halladay his fourth loss in five starts.

Blue Jays centre-fielder Vernon Wells left in the sixth inning after injuring his wrist while making a diving catch. He'll be examined today, and will not play in tonight's game.
(Canadian Press)