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The Westman Wildcats defeated the Winnipeg Ice 2-0 on Saturday night in Winnipeg. The Wildcats, short a couple of players for the game, played gutsy throughout and managed to kill off 5 power plays throughout the game. Natalie Williamson stopped 21 of 22 shots to pick up the win in net. The Wildcats face Interlake tomorrow at 3:00 PM in Warren. 

1st Period

No scoring

Shots - 10-3 in favour of Winnipeg

Penalties - Westman - 1

2nd Period

12:09 - Wildcats goal - Gervin from Rink and Spence

Shots - 7-4 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 2 each

3rd Period

11:45 - Wildcats goal - Beard from J. Shearer and Ramsey on the powerplay

11:00 - Winnipeg goal

Shots - 8-7 in favour of Winnipeg

Penalties - Westman - 2, Winnipeg - 1 

The Westman Wildcats fell 1-0 to the Pembina Valley Hawks on Sunday afternoon in Hartney.  Jillian Szabo suffered the loss in net for the Wildcats, stopped 16 of the 17 shots she faced.  The Wildcats close out 2019 with two games this weekend, Saturday night vs the Ice in Winnipeg and Sunday afternoon vs Interlake in Warren.

The Westman Wildcats scored two powerplay goals on their first two opportunities of the game to get ahead 2-0 and then scored an insurance marker in the 3rd to go on to a 3-0 victory over the Winnipeg Ice in Hartney on Saturday night.  Natalie Williamson picked up the victory in net, stopping 25 shots she faced.  

1st Period 

14:10 - Wildcats goal - Kolosky from J. Shearer and Gervin on the powerplay

Shots - 9-8 in favour of Winnipeg

Penalties - Winnipeg - 1

2nd Period

13:21 - Wildcats goal - Scraba from Ramsey on the powerplay

Shots - 11-10 in favour of Winnipeg

Penalties - 2 each

3rd Period

10:31 - Wildcats goal - Ramsey from Scraba and Lindberg

Shots - 8-5 in favour of Westman

Penalties - Wildcats - 1

The Wildcats host the Pembina Valley Hawks at 2:00 PM tomorrow in Hartney.

The Westman Wildcats finally scored an "allowed" goal that was not on their own net and defeated the Vancouver Island Seals 7-1 on Saturday morning in Milestone.  Charly Lindberg led the way for the Wildcats, scoring 3 goals.  Shaylee Scraba, Krissy Rink, Brynn Tosh and Rylee Martin also scored for the Wildcats. Natalie Williamson picked up the win in net, stopping 19 of 20 shots.

1st Period 

14:10 - Wildcats goal - Lindberg from Rink on the powerplay

4:18 - Wildcats goal - Scraba from Gervin

Shots - 15-6 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 1 each

2nd Period

17:56 - Wildcats goal - Rink, unassisted

13:47 - Wildcats goal - Lindberg from Hansen-Young on the powerplay

Shots - 15-5 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 2 each

3rd Period

16:11 - Wildcats goal - Tosh from Page

5:20 - Wildcats goal - Martin from Scraba

2:10 - Vancouver Island goal

1:16 - Wildcats goal - Lindberg, unassisted

Shots - 11-9 in favour of Westman

Penalties - Wildcats - 3, Seals - 1

The Wildcats next play the Northern Capitals at 6:00 PM in Wilcox.

The Westman Wildcats fell 7-0 to the Rocky Mountain Raiders on Saturday night in Wilcox.   Two "own-goals" to start the game set the tone for a very rough first period which saw the Wildcats fall behind 4-0.  The ladies regrouped between periods and had some good moments through to the end of the game but the bounces would not fall their way.  Oh well, it is a new day today.  The sun is going to come up again.  The Wildcats will face Vancouver Island at 10:30 AM in Milestone this AM.

The Westman Wildcats and their Saskatchewan sisters, the Swift Current Wildcats, battled to a 0-0 tie this morning in Wilcox.  Natalie Williamson was solid in net, stopping all 23 shots she faced.  Westman took 5 of 9 penalties in the game.  The Wildcats play again at 8:30 PM vs the Rocky Mountain Raiders.  

Despite outshooting their opponent the Westman Wildcats fell 1-0 to the Xtreme on Thursday afternoon in Wilcox.  The Xtreme goal came off of a wraparound late in the opening frame.  The Wildcats appeared to tie it up in the 2nd period on the powerplay but the goal was waved off by the official due to a player's skate being in the crease, thus interfering with the goalie.  Jillian Szabo was solid in the Wildcats net, stopping 19 of 20 shots.

The Wildcats now face their sister team from Saskatchewan, the Swift Current Wildcats at 10:30 on Friday morning.

The Westman Wildcats defeated the Eastman Selects 4-2 on home ice today in Hartney.  Charly Lindberg scored two goals to lead the Wildcats to victory. Natalie Williamson picked up the victory in net, stopping 15 of 17 shots. 

1st Period

11:45 - Eastman goal

9:54 - Wildcats goal - Lindberg from Tosh and Rink

Shots - 7-6 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 0

2nd Period

16:58 - Wildcats goal - Lindberg from Beard

14:57 - Wildcats goal - Gervin from Kolosky and Hansen-Young on the Powerplay

2:52 - Eastman goal

Shots - 9-4 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 1 each

3rd Period

15:40 - Wildcats goal - Scraba from Kolosky and Ramsey

Shots - 11-7 in favour of Westman

Penalties - 0