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The Prince Albert Raiders (4-6-1-1) are responsible for one of the Brandon Wheat Kings’ (9-2-1) two regulation losses this season, but they will have to play their best game to get another.
After defeating the Saskatoon Blades 3-1 on Sunday, the Wheat Kings are now in first place in the WHL East Division. They are tied with the Blades as both teams have identical 9-2-1 records, but the Wheat Kings have a better goal differential with +23 to +14. The Wheat Kings are also on a six-game heater, the longest current winning streak in the WHL.
They’re led up front by a one-two punch in Nolan Ritchie and Ben McCartney. Ritchie has five goals and 17 points in 12 games, while McCartney has scored seven goals and 16 points. Both are on hot streaks, as Ritchie has a five-game points streak active, while McCartney has at least one point in all but one game so far this season.
Broncos doubled up by Raiders
April 4, 2021
The Swift Current Broncos were unable to secure their first winning streak of the season as they suffered a 4-2 loss to the Prince Albert Raiders on Saturday.
The Broncos lost the special teams battle in the opening frame as they allowed power play goals from Dallyn Peekeekoot and Justin Nachbaur. The Broncos replied with a Sam McGinley goal on a screened point shot.
The Raiders doubled their lead in the second period when Spencer Moe notched his first of the season.
Josh Filmon cut the lead in half with a breakaway goal early in the third period, but Eric Pearce replied with an empty net goal for the Raiders.