A three game road swing by the Yorkton Terriers netted the team a single point thanks to an overtime loss.
The OT loss gives the Terriers 20-points, based on a record of 9-20-1-1, and third place in the Viterra Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, one-point better than basement dwelling Melville.
Weyburn tops the Viterra with 46-points, with Estevan sitting second with 31-points.
As for the road trip, it started Friday in Flin Flon where the Terriers jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a Kailum Gervais goal 8:08 into the first.
The one-goal lead would hold until late in the second frame when Joseph Leonidas knotted the score with a powerplay goal for the Bombers. It came at the 17:19 mark.
The tie would hold through the rest of regulation time, pushing the game to a five-minute, sudden death, four-on-four extra period.
Brandon Switzer would give the home team the full two-points with the winning goal at 2:28 of extra time.
Matt Kustra took the loss in the Yorkton net facing 32-shots, but helping salvage a single point for the OT loss.
Brenden Newton faced 36-shots in guarding the Bomber net for the win.
The Terriers were in Nipawin for action Saturday.
McKenzie Welke opened the scoring with a goal for Yorkton at 14:47 of the opening frame.
Adam Santoro made it 2-0 at 18:51.
But the lead evaporated in the second as Zach McNeill scored powerplay markers at 8:37 and 9:58 to knot the score heading to the third period.
It took until the 13:45 of the third before Nicholas Riemer broke the tie to give the hometown Hawks their first lead of the contest. The goal would prove to be the game-winner as it was the only marker of the period in the 3-2 Nipawin win.
Kustra was in the Terrier net, again, this time facing 28-shots in the loss, while Hawks netminder Kristian Stead had the win, also facing 28-shots.
The Terriers next action was Sunday afternoon in Melfort.
Tristan Frei gave the Mustangs a 1-0 lead 7:34 into the second period.
Travis Mayan made it 3-0 with goals at 8:47 and 10:59 of the third.
McKenzie Welke finally gave the Terriers a goal at 15:31 of the third, and Carson Welke, added a powerplay goal at 19:26, but that would be as close as Yorkton would get.
Jakob Severson was in the Terrier net for the loss facing 35-shots.
Evan Plotnik had the win for Mustangs facing 21-shots.
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The Terriers host the Notre Dame Hounds at the Farrell Agencies Arena Friday, and then travel to Weyburn for action Saturday, for their last action before the SJHL seasonal break. By Calvin Daniels
Staff Writer
A three game road swing by the Yorkton Terriers netted the team a single point thanks to an overtime loss.
The OT loss gives the Terriers 20-points, based on a record of 9-20-1-1, and third place in the Viterra Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, one-point better than basement dwelling Melville.
Weyburn tops the Viterra with 46-points, with Estevan sitting second with 31-points.
As for the road trip, it started Friday in Flin Flon where the Terriers jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a Kailum Gervais goal 8:08 into the first.
The one-goal lead would hold until late in the second frame when Joseph Leonidas knotted the score with a powerplay goal for the Bombers. It came at the 17:19 mark.
The tie would hold through the rest of regulation time, pushing the game to a five-minute, sudden death, four-on-four extra period.
Brandon Switzer would give the home team the full two-points with the winning goal at 2:28 of extra time.
Matt Kustra took the loss in the Yorkton net facing 32-shots, but helping salvage a single point for the OT loss.
Brenden Newton faced 36-shots in guarding the Bomber net for the win.
The Terriers were in Nipawin for action Saturday.
McKenzie Welke opened the scoring with a goal for Yorkton at 14:47 of the opening frame.
Adam Santoro made it 2-0 at 18:51.
But the lead evaporated in the second as Zach McNeill scored powerplay markers at 8:37 and 9:58 to knot the score heading to the third period.
It took until the 13:45 of the third before Nicholas Riemer broke the tie to give the hometown Hawks their first lead of the contest. The goal would prove to be the game-winner as it was the only marker of the period in the 3-2 Nipawin win.
Kustra was in the Terrier net, again, this time facing 28-shots in the loss, while Hawks netminder Kristian Stead had the win, also facing 28-shots.
The Terriers next action was Sunday afternoon in Melfort.
Tristan Frei gave the Mustangs a 1-0 lead 7:34 into the second period.
Travis Mayan made it 3-0 with goals at 8:47 and 10:59 of the third.
McKenzie Welke finally gave the Terriers a goal at 15:31 of the third, and Carson Welke, added a powerplay goal at 19:26, but that would be as close as Yorkton would get.
Jakob Severson was in the Terrier net for the loss facing 35-shots.
Evan Plotnik had the win for Mustangs facing 21-shots.
