1-HUMBOLDT BRONCOS (25-10-2-1) … 2nd last week
Their fans should be happy this week after they felt slighted last week. No regulation losses in their last nine.
2-YORKTON TERRIERS (26-10-1-2) … 1st last week
They’ve opened the door for Melville to challenge for first.
3-MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES (24-12-2-2) … 3rd last week
Their fans can call the Humboldt fans this week because they maybe deserve a higher ranking after beating the Broncos IN Humboldt and also, soundly, beating Notre Dame over the weekend.
4-FLIN FLON BOMBERS (24-14-0-0) … 5th last week
Here’s to hoping the slump is over after a 7-1 pounding over Weyburn.
5-NIPAWIN HAWKS (20-13-1-4) … 7th last week
Much better showing against elite teams this week as they drop a one goal decision to Humboldt, but defeat Yorkton.
6-NOTRE DAME HOUNDS (22-13-0-3) … 4th last week
Three straight losses after Christmas Break as knocked them down to third in the Sherwood.
Their fans should be happy this week after they felt slighted last week. No regulation losses in their last nine.
2-YORKTON TERRIERS (26-10-1-2) … 1st last week
They’ve opened the door for Melville to challenge for first.
3-MELVILLE MILLIONAIRES (24-12-2-2) … 3rd last week
Their fans can call the Humboldt fans this week because they maybe deserve a higher ranking after beating the Broncos IN Humboldt and also, soundly, beating Notre Dame over the weekend.
4-FLIN FLON BOMBERS (24-14-0-0) … 5th last week
Here’s to hoping the slump is over after a 7-1 pounding over Weyburn.
5-NIPAWIN HAWKS (20-13-1-4) … 7th last week
Much better showing against elite teams this week as they drop a one goal decision to Humboldt, but defeat Yorkton.
6-NOTRE DAME HOUNDS (22-13-0-3) … 4th last week
Three straight losses after Christmas Break as knocked them down to third in the Sherwood.
7-BATTLEFORDS NORTH STARS (19-15-2-2) … 6th last week
Kicking and scratching, but winless in three.
8-LA RONGE ICE WOLVES (16-20-0-3) … 9th last week
Four straight wins and they’ve added a 20-year-old defenseman to make sure there are no easy games for opposing clubs.
9-MELFORT MUSTANGS (14-19-1-2) …. 10th last week
No regulation losses in their last three, that includes a lopsided win over Kindersley last week.
Kicking and scratching, but winless in three.
8-LA RONGE ICE WOLVES (16-20-0-3) … 9th last week
Four straight wins and they’ve added a 20-year-old defenseman to make sure there are no easy games for opposing clubs.
9-MELFORT MUSTANGS (14-19-1-2) …. 10th last week
No regulation losses in their last three, that includes a lopsided win over Kindersley last week.
10-KINDERSLEY KLIPPERS (14-19-3-2) … 8th last week
Above .500 in their last ten, the Klippers are starting to separate from the fifth and sixth place positions in the Sherwood standings.
Above .500 in their last ten, the Klippers are starting to separate from the fifth and sixth place positions in the Sherwood standings.
11-ESTEVAN BRUINS (13-22-2-0) … 12th last week
Dylan Smith comes back and pays immediate dividends as the Bruins get back in the win column.
12-WEYBURN RED WINGS (11-24-0-2) … 11th last week
They’ve now dropped five in a row and have fallen four points back of a playoff spot with no games in hand.
Dylan Smith comes back and pays immediate dividends as the Bruins get back in the win column.
12-WEYBURN RED WINGS (11-24-0-2) … 11th last week
They’ve now dropped five in a row and have fallen four points back of a playoff spot with no games in hand.
WHO’S HOT
Eli Lichtenwald, Nipawin (3-3-2-5) … He’s back (maybe a bit bigger) and better than ever.
Sean Aschim, Melville (5-4-7-11) … It’s no coincidence that as Aschim heats up, so do the Mils.
Lucas Froese, Melville (5-3-5-8) … Even the Mils will admit they didn’t know how good he was until he left the line-up.
Brody Luhning, Battlefords (8-3-7-10)… With a shortstaffed defense, Luhning has stepped it up.
Tad Kozun, Nipawin (7-5-5-10) … I’m guessing he’s happy to see Lichtenwald out there.
Colby Daniels, Kindersley (13-8-14-22) … Rosters stabilize, for the most part, after December 1st and Daniels has been the SJHL’s best.
Connor Creech, Battlefords (3-1, 1.72, .943) … a mid-December injury is the only thing that has cooled him off in the last two months.
Davis Jones, Nipawin (7-4, 1.99, .931, 1SO) … Three Hawks on this list. They must be playing well.
Jesse Wilkins, Melfort (2-0-0-1, 1.95, .942) … Patrick Johnson is back, but Wilkins isn’t giving up the crease.
Sean Aschim, Melville (5-4-7-11) … It’s no coincidence that as Aschim heats up, so do the Mils.
Lucas Froese, Melville (5-3-5-8) … Even the Mils will admit they didn’t know how good he was until he left the line-up.
Brody Luhning, Battlefords (8-3-7-10)… With a shortstaffed defense, Luhning has stepped it up.
Tad Kozun, Nipawin (7-5-5-10) … I’m guessing he’s happy to see Lichtenwald out there.
Colby Daniels, Kindersley (13-8-14-22) … Rosters stabilize, for the most part, after December 1st and Daniels has been the SJHL’s best.
Connor Creech, Battlefords (3-1, 1.72, .943) … a mid-December injury is the only thing that has cooled him off in the last two months.
Davis Jones, Nipawin (7-4, 1.99, .931, 1SO) … Three Hawks on this list. They must be playing well.
Jesse Wilkins, Melfort (2-0-0-1, 1.95, .942) … Patrick Johnson is back, but Wilkins isn’t giving up the crease.
(Nathan can be reached at nathanfournier@mainehockeyjournal.com)
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