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The Westman Wildcats defeated the Melville Prairie Fire 3-0 in the opening game of the Central Plains Showcase today in Portage.  

After a scoreless opening period, the Wildcats opened the scoring at the 15:06 mark of the 2nd period as Haley Wickham buried a rebound into the open net. Jori Hansen-Young and Paige Hubbard each picked up an assist on the play.  

The Wildcats would open up a 2-0 lead as Alecia Simpson buried the first of her career from the slot at 18:1. Haley Wickham and Kaydence Shewchuk each pick up an assist.  Aly O'Hara would seal the deal with 4:10 remaining to make it 3-0. Ashley Spence picked up the lone assist on the goal. 

Kaitie Slator picked up the shutout victory in net.

The Wildcats play tomorrow at 8:15 AM vs Interlake and at 3:00 PM vs Winnipeg. 

The Wildcats Jamboree will take place at the Hartney Arena
October 7th, 2017
Camp registration fee is $40.00
Cheques made payable to:  Westman Wildcats

Tentative Schedule for Jamboree
Confirmed schedule will be posted on the website closer to the date and email sent directly to all registered.

Each participant would receive
-       45 minutes of on ice instruction
-       45 minutes of Games/Dryland activities
-       a t-shirt
-       Meal and time to meet with hockey players and hockey talk
-       Free pass to a Westman Wildcats game that evening vs Eastman Selects at 7:30pm


 Group 1                9 to 12 years of age
12:00pm         Registration
1:00 – 2:00pm   On Ice
2:15 – 3:15pm   Games
3:30 - 4:30pm   On ice scrimmage
4:30pm          Picture with Midget Wildcats
4:45pm          Meal and Hockey Talk
7:30pm          Westman Wildcats vs Eastman Selects

Group 2                  4 to 8 years of age
1:00pm          Registration
2:00 – 3:00pm   On Ice
3:15 – 4:00pm   Games(Off ice)
4:00pm          Meal and Hockey Talk
4:30pm          Picture with Midget Wildcats
7:30 pm         Westman Wildcats vs Eastman Selects

The Westman Wildcats would like to extend its congratulations to Tori Williams, a 4th year Wildcat from Souris, MB, who has committed to attend school at, and play hockey with, the Mount Royal University (MRU) Cougars in the fall of 2018.  

In 28 league games last year Tori had 5 goals, 12 assists for 17 points. Overall, in 57 games last season, Tori scored 16 goals and added 21 assists for 37 points. During her Wildcats career, she has played 175 games and recorded 60 points. 

From MRU coach, Scott Rivett, “We feel Tori is going to have the ability to step into our line up and contribute right away. She is tremendous kid who is a dynamic skater and likes to join the attack which will fit into our style of play on the big ice. She sees the ice well and has the ability to move pucks out of her zone with ease. We are excited to welcome Tori to our program.” 

Mount Royal University is a member of the Canada West Conference of the CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport). It offers 13 Bachelor’s degree programs and has approximately 12,000 full and part time students. At Mount Royal you are not just another number. Instead, your professors and fellow students will know your name. You can be yourself.

The Wildcats and Fraser Valley Rush battled to a 2-2 tie in their final game of the tournament.

1st Period

6:23 - Clyne from O'Hara 

Shots - 8-5 in favour of Rush

Penalties - 1 each

2nd Period

12:43 - O'Hara, unassisted 

11:15 - Rush goal

Shots - 10-5 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 2 each

3rd Period

12:17 - Rush goal

Shots - 10-8 in favour of Rush

Penalties - 0

Aly O'Hara was player of the game