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The Westman Wildcats would like to extend its congratulations to Kaitlyn Crowe, a 4^th year Wildcat from Deloraine, MB, who has committed to attend school at, and play hockey with, the University of Regina Cougars in the fall of 2016. She will be pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree.

Kaitlyn, is an assistant-captain with the Wildcats this year. In 29 league games last year she had 1 goal, 10 assists for 11 points. Overall, in 64 games last season, Kaitlyn scored 4 goals and added 14 assist for 18 points. She is a solid defender who can control the pace of the game with her patient demeanor. She is a model of character, discipline, and work ethic for her teammates.

The University of Regina is a member of the Canada West Conference of the CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport). The University of Regina is public research university located in Regina, Saskatchewan. It is composed of 10 faculties and one school that offer a variety of programs at the certificate, diploma, undergraduate and graduate degree levels. More than 12,000 students are currently enrolled. 


The Westman Wildcats would like to extend its congratulations to Jaedon Cooke, a 3^rd year Wildcat from Souris, MB, who has committed to attend school at, and play hockey with, the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds in the fall of 2016. She will be pursuing a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree.

Jaedon is coming off a season in which she was named 2^nd Team All Star. In 28 league games last year she had 11 goals, 15 assists for 26 points. Overall, in 60 games last season, Jaedon scored 25 goals and added 22 assists for 47 points. She is an explosive skater and a model of character, discipline, and work ethic for her teammates.

The University of British Columbia is a member of the Canada West Conference of the CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport). The University of British Columbia is a global centre for research and teaching, consistently ranked among the 40 best universities in the world. Since 1915, UBC’s West Coast spirit has embraced innovation and challenged the status quo.

The Wildcats dropped a hard fought game, 3-2, on Sunday afternoon in Portage vs the Central Plains Capitals.

The Caps got on the board first with a high knuckleball shot that was deflected, then eluded the Wildcats goaltender and hit the crossbar before dropping into the net. The Wildcats quickly responded with Kenzie Robinson scoring on the powerplay, assisted by Ashton Bell.

In the 2nd period, the Caps took full advantage of a 4 minute powerplay, scoring two goals to take the lead 3-1. Once again, the Wildcats quickly scored on a powerplay of their own with Robinson netting her second goal of the game with Bell receiving the assist again.

The Wildcats had a number of great scoring chances to tie the game up over the rest of the 2nd and 3rd period but were unable to beat the Caps goalie.

Jenna Marshall suffered the loss in net despite playing very well.

The Wildcats defeated Interlake 13-0 in Morden tonight. 

Ashton Bell led the way with 4 goals. Jaedon Cooke had 2. Ganske, O'Hara, Meek, Crowe, Vallotton, Robinson, Roach each had singles. Kaitie Slator picked up the shutout. Handle had 3 assists.

The Wildcats travel to Portage tomorrow to face Central Plains. Game time is 1:15 PM. 

Ashton Bell had 3 goals as the Wildcats defeated Norman 9-0 on Sunday morning in The Pas.

The Wildcats defeated Norman 3-1 on Saturday night in The Pas.

The Wildcats fell 4-3 in a shootout today in Shoal Lake versus Yellowhead.

The Westman Wildcats suffered their first regulation loss of the season at home on Friday night as the were defeated 3-1 by the Pembina Valley Hawks.

The 1st period was a very tight checking affair.  Westman got on the board first on the power play as Andrea Sanderson deposited a rebound into the back of the net with 6 minutes remaining in the period with the assists going to Mackenzie Roach and Mckenzie Meek. 

The Wildcats took 2 of 3 penalties in the period.

Shots on goal in the period were 9-8 Westman.

A poor start to the 2nd period was the difference in the game. The Hawks tied the game 30 seconds into the period while on the power play during a goal mouth scramble.  They would take the lead 2 minutes later on a broken play in the slot.  The Wildcats recovered and managed to sustain some strong pressure in the offensive zone but were unable to tie the game.

Pembina Valley took both penalties in the period and outshot Westman 11-8.

In the 3rd period the Wildcats pushed again for the equalizer but were unable to do so.  The Hawks scored an insurance marker halfway through the period off a deflection to make it 3-1. Each team took a minor penalty.  Westman outshot PV 8-4 in the frame.

Jenna Marshall suffered the loss in net for the Wildcats.