        The Wawota Flyers had returned to the Big Six championship in hopes of earning another title after getting past Redvers in the semis. The Wheat Kings came in as a new team this season in the Big Six and in an unexpected turn of events during the semi-finals took out Bienfait – who were sitting first after the regular season.
               The first match-up came on Saturday, March 11, where Wawota won 5-4 over Yellow Grass. On Monday, March 13, Wawota earned a 6-5 win over Yellow Grass. Back on home ice Wawota dominated the Friday, March 17, game as they pulled away with a 7-2. The fourth game of the series was do or die for Yellow Grass who played hard, but were unable to capitalize on their efforts. In the end Wawota earned a 4-1 win to end the series and earn the champion title for the second year in a row.
               The game was exciting for fans, the approximately 980 people through the doors in Weyburn were watched as the teams battled.
               The Flyers took to an early lead scoring a goal in the first period with Riley Riddell capitalizing on a two on one opportunity after being set up by Devin Stewart.
               In the second period the teams battled and Kevin Lincoln found the back of the net off of an assist from Riley Riddell and Brent Struble. Yellow Grass answered back with 29 seconds left on the clock as Mike Onstad earned a goal off an assist by Corey Koski.
               Heading into the third, the score was held at 2-1 for the Flyers until the final minute of play. Ryan Taylor stepped in to score twice – once at 1:02 and again at 0:39 – the first goal was assisted by Drake Bodie, while the second was unassisted clinching the final and setting the score: 4-1 for the Flyers.
               Over the years this marks Wawota’s eighth title in the Big Six.
