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2 months ago | 
bvmsports.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK - The Moose Jaw Warriors organization was saddened to hear about the passing of Barry Webster. "Barry was a Warrior. He played a key role in bringing the team to Moose Jaw. He was committed to this organization and the community for decades. He never missed an AGM and his passion for Warriors hockey was always on display. Barry will be missed by many, our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this time," Warriors President and Governor, Bob Dougall.
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2 months ago | 
discovermoosejaw.com | James Gallo
Red Deer, AB – A two-game Alberta road trip for the Moose Jaw Warriors ended Saturday with a 5-1 loss to the Red Deer Rebels.
Red Deer picked up the game’s first goal eleven minutes into the opening period when a shot from the blue line went off a Rebel between the circles and then bounced to a wide-open Jhett Larson on the left side of the Moose Jaw net.
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2 months ago | 
bvmsports.com | James Gallo
Red Deer, AB - A two-game Alberta road trip for the Moose Jaw Warriors ended Saturday with a 5-1 loss to the Red Deer Rebels. Red Deer picked up the game's first goal eleven minutes into the opening period when a shot from the blue line went off a Rebel between the circles and then bounced to a wide-open Jhett Larson on the left side of the Moose Jaw net.
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2 months ago | 
discovermoosejaw.com | James Gallo
Edmonton, AB – A two-game Alberta road for the Moose Jaw Warriors opened Friday with a 5-1 loss to the Edmonton Oil Kings at Rogers Place.
Edmonton used their speed and special teams to take control of the first period.
Moose Jaw took back-to-back penalties early in the first period, which allowed the Oil Kings to establish their quick style of play and outshoot the Warriors 18-2.
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2 months ago | 
bvmsports.com | James Gallo
Edmonton, AB - A two-game Alberta road for the Moose Jaw Warriors opened Friday with a 5-1 loss to the Edmonton Oil Kings at Rogers Place. Edmonton used their speed and special teams to take control of the first period. Moose Jaw took back-to-back penalties early in the first period, which allowed the Oil Kings to establish their quick style of play and outshoot the Warriors 18-2. The Warriors' penalty did a good job defending the Oil Kings' power play, denying them on both of those opportunities.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
discovermoosejaw.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK – Two third-period power-play goals for the Calgary Hitmen were the difference as the Moose Jaw Warriors suffered a narrow 6-4 loss Wednesday night at the Events Centre.
Calgary controlled the early moments of the game. Their forecheck was fast and gave the Warriors problems as they tried to clear the puck out of their zone.
Three minutes in, the Hitmen broke up a Moose Jaw clearing attempt at the left blueline.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
discovermoosejaw.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK – The Warriors had early moments to take control but could not capitalize, while Edmonton controlled the flow of the game and capitalized on their chances and handed Moose Jaw a 7-0 loss on Saturday.
The early moments of the first period were fast and tight as both teams battled to move the puck toward the net.
Eight minutes into the period, Edmonton landed on a power play and was able to capitalize when Lukas Sawchyn put a shot past Warriors’ goalie Matthew Hutchison.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
bvmsports.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK - The Warriors had early moments to take control but could not capitalize, while Edmonton controlled the flow of the game and capitalized on their chances and handed Moose Jaw a 7-0 loss on Saturday. The early moments of the first period were fast and tight as both teams battled to move the puck toward the net. Eight minutes into the period, Edmonton landed on a power play and was able to capitalize when Lukas Sawchyn put a shot past Warriors' goalie Matthew Hutchison.
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Jan 18, 2025 | 
discovermoosejaw.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK – Second-period missed chances were the difference Friday as the Moose Jaw Warriors fell 5-2 to the Portland Winterhawks at the Events Centre.
Moose Jaw was able to generate a consistent attack in the opening moments. Three minutes in, Ethan Semeniuk led a rush across the Portland line and then dangled his way to the left goal line. It was there where he put a backhand shot past goalie Marek Schneider, his 12th of the year gave the Warriors an early lead.
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Jan 18, 2025 | 
bvmsports.com | James Gallo
Moose Jaw, SK - Second-period missed chances were the difference Friday as the Moose Jaw Warriors fell 5-2 to the Portland Winterhawks at the Events Centre. Moose Jaw was able to generate a consistent attack in the opening moments. Three minutes in, Ethan Semeniuk led a rush across the Portland line and then dangled his way to the left goal line. It was there where he put a backhand shot past goalie Marek Schneider, his 12th of the year gave the Warriors an early lead.
