The Southwest Booster

Raiders finally earn first league win

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The Swift Current Kabos Raiders finally picked up their first league win of the season Wednesday in a 4-2 victory over the Notre Dame Hounds.

The Raiders won for the first time in 15 Saskatchew­an Bantam AA Hockey League games despite missing two of their top forwards, Tyde Hutchinson and Caleb Stevenson, due to injury.

Cayden Price scored twice and added an assist to lead the Raiders to victory. Price is now second in team scoring with 12 points in 15 games after scoring his second and third goals of the season.

Dayne Stenson scored the game winning goal midway through the third period after Notre Dame had tied the game 2-2 only 4:08 earlier. Tanner Kendall also scored after being called up for the game.

Jackson Tonnies, Mason Peterson, and Jesse Wellsch all picked up assists in the win.

Kyle Shapka and Thomas Dechant replied for the Hounds, who dropped to 0-15-0 in the loss.

The Raiders improved their record to 1-13-1 in the win. They will be off from league play until December 18 when they host the Regina Pat Blues at 8:15 p.m. at Fairview West Arena.

The Raiders were in Prince Albert this past weekend for the 16-team Bantam AAA Showcase.

The Raiders opened the tournament Thursday with a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg Sharks. Stenson scored his second goal of the game with 1:10 left in the third period to clinch the win. Braden Levac also had a goal and an assist in the win. Kendall, Logan Fritzke, and Hunter Lamb all added assists.

Friday, the Raiders lost 7-1 to the Sask Valley Vipers to open their day. Dryden Smith’s unassisted goal was the only offense for the Raiders.

They dropped their second game of the day by an identical 7-1 count to the Humboldt Broncos. Price scored the lone goal with an assist from Andrew Doulias.

Saturday, the Raiders concluded their tournament with a 4-3 loss to the Norman Wolves. Callen Boutin, Peterson and Stenson all scored in the loss with a single assist from Lamb.

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