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Our home tournament is scheduled for January 9th!! We hit the road for an away tournament in unity on January 30th!! Here’s to a great season!!!

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Coach – Ryan Shell
Ass’t Coaches – Duane Murphy & Jerry Shepherd
Manager – Kiley Richmond (306.834.8610)

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Coach: Duane Bazylinski
Asst. Coach: Brad Neumeier
Asst. Coach: Dewight Walz
Manager: Maureen Walz

The Kerrobert/Luseland Peewees got off to a great start with a 12-1 win over Kindersley 2. They are looking forward to a new and fun season!
The Peewees pulled off a big win against the North Battleford 4 team on Sunday, with a score of 10-1!

The K/L Peewees had their 1st tournament of the year in Dalmeny on Nov. 14. They came out on top of their pool with 2 straight wins over Biggar and the Saskatoon Wild Outlaws. From there, they went on to the A Finals where it was a battle to the end with Warman scoring in the last minute and a half to win at 3-2. Great effort, boys!

Our second league game was a battle in a different way. It was a rough game with many penalties given out to the opponents, but our boys can hold their heads high knowing they don’t have to follow suit. They kept playing the way hockey is meant to be played, and came out on top with a big score of 11-1!

The peewees had a very successful home tournament . They won all their games with scores of 11-0, 4-0, and 12-4. The skills competition was also a lot of fun for both players and spectators! Thanks to all those who came to watch and/or who helped out!!

Our third league game was played against North Battleford #4, with a big score of 15-2. Keep it going, Boys!

Hard fought game against Macklin, with a close score throughout the game. Unfortunately, it was the opponents who scored in the last couple minutes of the game to win by one goal.

Great weekend at the Warman tournament with a lot of fun and both some wins and some losses to finish the peewee team with second in the B Final.

The peewee team had their last league game for 2015 against Biggar with an 8-1 win. Looking forward to the new year!!

The new year started off with a mini tournament in Kindersley, where our boys played both North Battleford and Unity provincial teams. The boys got off with a slow start and lost to the NB team, but picked it up in the afternoon with an easy win against Unity.

The league games continued on Jan. 3 with a big win over the Unity White team 17-0.

Our second weekend saw us in Kindersley, once again, for a three day tournament. Our first game was against the Saskatoon Renegade Rangers, which we won 9-2. Then, on Saturday, we played Kindersley #1 with a 13-1 win, and Regina with an 8-2 win. Sunday took us into the finals against Saskatoon Wild Panthers where we came off with a shut out for our goalie, Avery Kohlman, at 8-0! So it was a highly successful weekend of being undefeated! Great job boys!

Our exhibition game against Rosetown the following weekend saw us with 2 of our key players missing. The boys started off slow and were down 2-5 at one point in the game.However, they pulled things together in the third period and finished with a respectable tie at 6-6.

The Peewee team continues to have a great season, so far! They have pulled off a few more wins in league games, with the Macklin game being an exciting, close game. They won the first round of provincials against Goodsoil and are now approaching their second round which will be against Dodsland/Eston.Good luck, boys!!!

The peewees finished off at the top of the North League and will now start their league playoffs by crossing over to the South league, where they will play Dinsmore in the first round.

The second round of provincials against Dodsland/Eston ended in our favour with two straight wins. We now come up against Macklin for the third round, which should prove to be some exciting hockey! Come on out and cheer on our boys!!

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Coach – Garry Anderson
Asst. Coach – Brad McDonald
Manager – Chandra Schraefel 834-7783

Congratulations to the 2016 Midget D Provincial champions!! KDL took the title with a convincing win over the Carnduff Red Devils. Farewell to veterans Cole Kissick, Dylan Turk, Derek Schraefel, Zach Ross, Tyler Neumeier, Ryder Kissick, Tylo Anderson, Wyatt Knorr, Jaden Zunti, Mathew Duhaime, and Robbie Kohlman – it`s been a good run!

The Macklin Mohawks proved too much for the KDL Midgets in the best of three series for the league championship. Their big and capable goalie stopped all but one of the many KDL scoring attempts in front of a huge crowd in Macklin for the second game on March 10, allowing the Mohawks to finally take the league trophy with a 7-1 victory.

KDL won the northern semi-final two-game, total-point series against Porcupine Plain 14 to 5. Sam Walz stood tall in net for both games, and almost all the players got their number on the game sheet, either with points or in the numerous visits to the sin bin! The team advances to the Provincial D final against Carnduff.

Kindersley tried but couldn`t overcome the scoring power of the KDL Midgets in game two of the best of three series in Kindersley on Feb. 29. KDL advances to the league final versus Macklin with the 4-1 win over Kindersley.

Friday, Feb. 26 saw the Midgets on a bus to Edam to take on the 3 Stars in Game One of the provincial D quarter-finals. The boys must have had a good bus ride, as they came out on the ice flying, took Edam by surprise with two quick goals, and never looked back. 11-3 was the final score in that game, with Osterhold, Schraefel, Kohlman, Adam Duhaime, and Knorr all netting markers and Ryder Kissick, Roblin, and Neumeier doubling up. Assists went to Zunti, Ryder Kissick, Mathew Duhaime, McDonald, Kohlman, Reiber, and Anderson had four. Two nights later Edam arrived for more punishment by the Tigers. This time the score was 10 to 3 for the home team, with goals by Schraefel, Kohlman, Ryder Kissick, Cole Kissick, Neumeier, Roblin, McDonald, and Woodward. Helpers came from Ross, Roblin, Neumeier, Greschner, Ryder Kissick, Cole Kissick, Mathew Duhaime, Kohlman, Reiber, Woodward, and Johnson. The Midgets advance to the semi-finals against Porcupine Plain.

League playoffs started off well for KDL. A 9-3 win over Kindersley in the Kerrobert arena had the crowd buzzing. Cole Kissick, Ryder Kissick, and Robbie Kohlman each found the back of the net twice, and Wyatt Knorr, Matthew Roblin, and Tylo Anderson contributed markers. Assists went to Roblin, the two Kissicks, Mathew Duhaime, Kohlman, Knorr, Anderson, Neumeier, and Ross. Shout out to Cole Kissick who had a six-point game! Fewer trips to the sin bin definitely made a difference in KDL`s play! KDL returns to Kindersley for game two of the best of three series on Feb. 29, after two provincial games, one in Edam on Feb. 26 and one in Kerrobert on Feb. 28.

This past week was a scorefest for the KDL Midgets, with big league game wins over Kindersley on Feb.9 and Rosetown White on Feb.12. KDL has finished first in the league, followed by Macklin, Eatonia/Leader, and Kindersley. League playoffs will begin now – stay tuned for dates and times!!

KDL redeemed themselves in Game 2 of the first provincial round when they schooled Eatonia/Leader with a 7-1 win in Eatonia on Jan. Zack Ross opened the scoring with help from Roblin and Johnson. Cole Kissick and Robbie Kohlman found the net twice and Ryder Kissick and Tylo Anderson each had markers. Ross, Roblin, Anderson, Neumeier, Kohlman and Ryder Kissick all got on the scoresheet with helpers. KDL advances to the second round vs. Edam, who will be in Kerrobert on Feb. 28 at 6 pm for game two of that series.

Ryder Kissick led the way with a hat trick in a 4-3 league game win over Dinsmore at home on Jan. 30. Wyatt Knorr got the other goal, and helpers came from Anderson, Schraefel, Neumeier, Osterhold, and Adam Duhaime. Only five trips to the sin bin this game!!

A couple of big wins over Rosetown- Gray had the Midgets sporting big heads and sloppy skills when Eatonia/Leader came calling for the first SHA playoff game Jan. 22. They were hungry and had our boys back on their heels with three unanswered goals in the first period. KDL recovered themselves enough to score two unanswered goals which has them heading to Eatonia on Jan. 28 with a one goal deficit in the two-game total point series. The Tigers pulled up their socks for a league game on Sat, Jan.23 in a rather full Luseland arena, sending Eatonia/Leader home in the fog after a 8 – 4 rousting. Cole Kissick and Tylo Anderson each netted two goals, and Ryder Kissick, Roblin, Zunti, and Neumeier also found the net. McDonald, Ross, Roblin, Reiber, Adam Duhaime upped their points with assists. Let’s hope they keep the momentum going!

The Midgets split their weekend games bringing home a loss and a win. They hadn’t quite worked off the turkey supper when they went to Macklin on Sat. Jan 2. Tylo Anderson netted their only marker in the 4-1 loss, with Ryder Kissick and Derek Schraefel assisting. The penalty box was busy that night, giving Macklin three power play goals.
The players were inspecting the penalty box in Eatonia quite a bit on Sunday as well, but they managed to help Sam Walz with his shutout in the 4-0 win. Knorr, Greschner, Anderson, and Ryder Kissick all found the back of the net with help from Schraefel, McDonald, Kohlman, Adam Duhaime, and Neumeier. The Tigers are now at 6 wins, 1 loss and have played half of their regular season games.

Provincial playoffs begin Jan. 20 – stay tuned for game dates!!

KDL continues to light it up in the league with some high-scoring games. Rosetown White went down hard in Biggar on Nov.29. Nearly every player upped their points in the 15-1 win. Dec.5 was a road trip to Eston where Cole Kissick snagged 5 of the 8 goals in the 8-2 win. Eston returned to Kerrobert on Dec. 11 and were hit even harder, going down 11-0. The box scores, stats and more are available at the HiWay 14 league site, www.hi-way14hockeyleague.ca.

KDL was apparently still pretty hungry when they traveled to Dinsmore on Sunday, Nov. 22, to take on their young Midget players. Robbie Kohlman and Tyler Neumeier both had two markers, and Jaydon Woodward, Tylo Anderson, and Zack Ross rounded out the scoring with one each. Wyatt Knorr, Ryder Kissick, Cole Kissick, Mathew Duhaime, Ross and Anderson all made the game sheet with helpers. Sam Walz got the shut-out. Great passing and unending effort proved successful yet again!

Macklin came to town for the Midget season opener on Nov. 20. It seemed like a pretty even game, with back and forth goals, until the third period when KDL carried it away with five unanswered goals. Tylo Anderson was on fire, with five goals including the unassisted game winning goal. Ryder Kissick assisted his other four plus one for Tyler Neumeier. TJ Greschner, Zack Ross, and Adam Duhaime rounded out the scoring, with Jon McDonald, Wyatt Knorr, and Cole Kissick helping out. The whole team was fired up for the game, and seemed to enjoy being back on the ice and serving Macklin their first loss of the season in front of a large crowd. First-year Kyle Turk performed the net-minding duties. Our next home game is Friday, Dec. 11 when Eston comes to town.

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