2025-26 Manitoba Bisons/CW Hockey

Hollywood · January 30, 2026, 5:38am

January 29, 2026: BLUEGARS WIN CROWCHILD CLASSIC

MOUNT ROYAL COUGARS 2
CALGARY DINOSAURS 1

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ MRU: Team Website
➤ UofC: Team Website

Quick Summary
MRU: V. Watterodt (07:58 1st) , C. Hanus (05:54 2nd)
Calg: J. Poole (14:13 1st)
Goal: MRU: Farkas (24 shots, 23 saves), Calg: Tetachuk (41 shots, 39 saves)

The Bluegars were only up 2-1 after two periods, despite holding an edge in play. Then they dominated the 3rd period, outshooting Bedrock U 15-3. However, there were no goals. This puts the Bluegars temporarily into first place, two points ahead of the Dinos and Banjo-Mutts. The game stories are not yet uploaded, and I am not staying up late.

OUT EAST

Thu Jan 29 Concordia 3 Ontario Tech 1

Links:
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule

Hollywood · January 31, 2026, 8:03am

January 30, 2026: BISON COMEBACK FALLS SHORT

ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 4
MANITOBA BISONS 3

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre : Game Report
➤ UofA: Team Website
➤ UofM: Team Website

Quick Summary
Alta: V. Lamanna (10:46 1st) , A. Hall (14:15 1st) , N. Boyko (17:51 1st) , A. Hall (04:17 2nd)
Man: E. Alarie (15:41 1st) , T. Willick (12:03 3rd) , K. Coyle (17:33 3rd)
Goal: Alta: Kruger (20 shots, 17 saves), Man: Holt (36 shots, 32 saves)

The Bisons had their 5th straight 4-3 game, but this one was a loss. The Evil Monkeys turned up in their green jerseys, which are now their “Big A” look. Why would you sooner be a “Big A” than a Monkey? Weird!

Here’s how they lined up:

Scratches:
G: 34 Plowman
D: 5 Bielik - 27 Turner
F: 10 Bouvier - 11 Purdom - 16 Joss - 25 Dekay
No longer on roster: 12 Trimble

ALBERTA
Goal:
30 Kruger (1 Lawczynski)

Defence:
27 Yakimchuk - 5 Davidson
4 Gustafson - 19 McGregor
25 Dewitt - 52 Belcourt

Forwards:
12 A Hall - 9 J Hall - 14 Melnyk
8 Boyko - 17 Thacker - 20 Lamanna
23 Tkach - 26 Popwich - 36 Ruptash
15 Laventure - 16 Joly - 18 Duguay

Scratches:
G: 31 Sim - 35 Barwick
D: 3 Sexsmith - 7 Pederson - 22 Thornton - 24 Ward - 40 Liberman
F: 13 Visser - 29 Pacheco - 64 Ruiz

This game had a lot of stages, and the Apes’ powerplay was the difference. The Evil Monkeys powerplay looked like the old days. It really turned the game in their favour as they led 4-1 and outshot the Bisons 29-7 after two periods. They scored on their first 3 of 5 powerplays in those periods.

The 3rd period saw the Bisons find their form, outshooting the Monkeys 13-7 and scoring twice. Eric Alarie opened scoring for the Herd in the 1st period (his 8th on the season), but it was their 3rd pair defencemen who made it a nail-biter. Tanner Willick scored his first as a Bison, and Kaycee Coyle scored his 4th. The Bisons continue to shuffle their forward lines every game so it seems.

OUT-OF-TOWN SCOREBOARD

REGINA COUGARS 5
SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES 4

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofR: Cunningham backstops Cougars to 5-4 road win over No. 3 Saskatchewan (with boxscore)
➤ UofS: Huskies’ Late Rally Falls Short in 5–4 Loss to Regina (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
Reg: K. Runke (02:19 1st) , J. Borysiuk (15:16 1st) , B. Barnett (04:37 2nd) , R. Silzer (08:35 2nd) , E. Pearce (16:26 2nd)
Sask: C. Hayes (08:44 1st) , G. Kinniburgh (03:18 2nd) , C. Petruic (02:21 3rd) , L. Keeler (11:58 3rd)
Goal: Reg: Cunningham (50 shots, 46 saves), Sask: Kooy (14 shots, 11 saves), Maier L (11 shots, 9 saves)

This stunning upset gives the Banjo-Cats their first win over the Banjo-Mutts in 17 games, the last win being on January 14, 2022. Before that, it was 18 straight losses going back to a win on February 13, 2016. No doubt the whole team is square dancing to their favourite banjo tunes and emptying several jugs of moonshine as they ride home in the back of their haywagon.

The Banjo-Mutts trailed 5-2 after two periods and then pulled out all stops in the 3rd, outshooting the Kittens 23-4. But all they could do is make it close. Since this one was on when the Bison game took place, I never saw any of it.

The result leaves the Mutts two points out of first place, behind MRU. They and Calgary still have two games in hand.

MACEWAN GRIFFINS 3
U.B.C. THUNDERBIRDS 8

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ MacU: Team Website
➤ UBC: Team Website

Quick Summary
MacU: S. Simard (02:38 1st) , E. Sundar (18:58 1st) , V. Scott (11:20 2nd)
UBC: S. Mutala (08:10 1st) , C. Douglas (16:49 1st) , J. Weir (17:56 1st) , J. Weir (00:32 2nd) , J. Williams (05:17 2nd) , N. Sullivan (07:24 2nd) , J. Williams (02:39 3rd) , J. Wright (03:05 3rd)
Goal: MacU: Ward L (33 shots, 27 saves), Onyskiw (14 shots, 12 saves), UBC: Mirwald (23 shots, 20 saves)

This game was total domination by thye T-irds. They scored 8 powerplay goals on 10 chances. There was low-level chippiness until the end of the 3rd period, where each team had two 10-minute misconducts. Also, there was a significant delay here due to a broken pane of glass. The game was played at the Father David Bauer Arena, UBC’s older and former home rink.

NEXT UP

Sat Jan 31 Alberta at Manitoba 2:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 MacEwan at U.B.C. 3:00 PST/5:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Saskatchewan at Regina 7:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Calgary at Mount Royal 7:00 MST/8:00 CST

OUT EAST

Fri Jan 30 Laurier 5 Brock 4 (ot)
Fri Jan 30 Carleton 1 U.Q.T.R. 3
Fri Jan 30 Toronto 3 Lakehead 6
Fri Jan 30 McGill 6 R.M.C. 1
Fri Jan 30 Toronto Metropolitan 0 Waterloo 3
Fri Jan 30 York 1 Western Ontario 5
Fri Jan 30 Concordia 2 Queen’s 0
Fri Jan 30 Guelph 1 Windsor 6
Sat Jan 31 Nipissing at Queen’s 2:00 EST/1:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Ontario Tech at R.M.C. 2:00 EST/1:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Toronto Metropolitan at Western Ontario 3:00 EST/2:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 York at Brock 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Laurier at Windsor 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Ottawa at U.Q.T.R. 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Guelph at Waterloo 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Toronto at Lakehead 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sun Feb 01 Nipissing at Ottawa 3:00 EST/2:00 CST
Sun Feb 01 McGill at Carleton 7:00 EST/6:00 CST

Fri Jan 30 Saint Mary’s 5 Moncton 3
Fri Jan 30 New Brunswick 2 St. F.X. 3
Fri Jan 30 U.P.E.I. 5 Dalhousie 4
Sat Jan 31 U.P.E.I. at St. F.X. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 New Brunswick at Dalhousie 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Moncton at Acadia 7:00 AST/5:00 CST

Links:
➤ USports: Presto Schedule & Results
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule
➤ AUS: Schedule & Results

OUT WEST

Fri Jan 30 N.A.I.T. 5 Portage College 4
Fri Jan 30 Concordia-Edmonton 3 Red Deer Poly 6
Sat Jan 31 S.A.I.T. at UA-Augustana 6:00 MST/7:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Portage College at N.A.I.T. 6:00 MST/7:00 CST
Sat Jan 31 Red Deer Poly at Concordia-Edmonton 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Sun Feb 01 S.A.I.T. at UA-Augustana 1:00 MST/2:00 CST

Non-Conference Games
Fri Jan 30 Chinese National Team 1 Briercrest College 5
Sat Jan 31 Chinese National Team at Briercrest College 11:00 MST/12:00 CST

Fri Jan 30 Vancouver Island 4 Victoria 2
Sat Jan 31 Victoria at Vancouver Island 7:15 PST/9:15 CST
Sat Jan 31 Simon Fraser at Logan Lake 7:00 PST/9:00 CST

Links:
➤ ACAC: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: Schedule & Results : YouTube

Hollywood · February 1, 2026, 7:44am

January 31, 2026: BISONS PICK UP A SPLIT

ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 2
MANITOBA BISONS 3

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre : Game Report
➤ UofA: Team Website
➤ UofM: Team Website

Quick Summary
Alta: A. Thacker (01:09 1st) , A. Hall (11:18 1st)
Man: J. Hooker (03:41 1st) , L. Brennan (02:22 2nd) , S. Bruce (08:51 3rd)
Goal: Alta: Kruger (24 shots, 21 saves), Man: Kieper (33 shots, 31 saves)

The Bisons bounced back to gain a split on Saturday afternoon, and with this outcome both the Bisons and Evil Monkeys have leapfrogged MacEwan in the CW standings. The Bisons did their usual line shuffling, but the only players added to the roster were (as usual) Zach Turner on the blueline and Ethan Dekay up front. Since the Willick/Coyle pairing did so well on Friday night, it was Sam Borschowa exiting the defence. Andrew Boucher came out of the forwards. The goaltending rotation seems to be a year-end thing. Since all three have similar junior credentials, that makes some sense as the team has to now have one eye on next year. Alberta’s lines were unstable on Friday, but things were more regular on Saturday. Here’s how they lined up:

**MANITOBA
Goal:
30 Kieper (34 Plowman)

Defence:
13 Brenton - 8 Toth
4 Bonni - 6 Coyle
27 Turner - 22 Willick

Forwards:
9 Alarie - 20 Zaplitny -17 Bruce
21 Pasternak - 18 Hooker - 24 Brennan
23 Lane - 19 Arpin - 14 Swetlikoff
25 Dekay - 29 King - 28 Behun

Scratches:
G: 31 Holt
D: 3 Borschowa - 5 Bielik
F: 10 Bouvier - 11 Purdom - 16 Joss - 26 Boucher
No longer on roster: 12 Trimble

ALBERTA
Goal:
30 Kruger (1 Lawczynski)

Defence:
27 Yakimchuk - 5 Davidson
4 Gustafson - 19 McGregor
25 Dewitt - 52 Belcourt

Forwards:
12 A Hall - 9 J Hall - 36 Ruptash
29 Pacheco - 23 Tkach - 26 Popwich -
20 Lamanna - 8 Boyko - 17 Thacker
16 Joly - 18 Duguay - 14 Melnyk

Scratches:
G: 31 Sim - 35 Barwick
D: 3 Sexsmith - 7 Pederson - 22 Thornton - 24 Ward - 40 Liberman
F: 13 Visser - 29 Pacheco - 64 Ruiz**

The TSN Turning Points in this game were the two-man advantage power plays each side had. At 8:23 of the 2nd period, Caden Zaplitny took a 4-minute penalty, then Ben Bonni took a minor at 11:00 minutes. However, after going 3-for-5 on Friday, and scoring once more on a 1st period PP, the Monkeys couldn’t cash in.

The Bisons, however, had overlapping powerplays 8 minutes into the 3rd period and Skylar Bruce converted a tic-tac-toe passing play from Dawson Pasternak and Captain Hooker to give the Bisons a 3-2 lead they would never relinquish. It was his 8th of the season.

Earlier, Hooker and Lucas Brennan both scored their10th goals of the season for the Bisons. Hooker also had his 10th and 11th assists, and Pasternak had his 18th and 19th assists.

Matthew Kieper made a couple of 5-alarm saves in the Bison goal. I suspect that they will keep the goaltender rotation going for their final four games.

OUT-OF-TOWN SCOREBOARD

SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES -
REGINA COUGARS -

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofR: Saturday basketball, hockey games postponed
➤ UofS: Huskie Men’s Hockey & Basketball Postponed, Women’s Hockey Rescheduled vs Regina

A travel advisory in Banjoland has halted their Saturday schedule. Apparently, the outhouses are frozen solid. The men’s hockey game will go Sunday at 7:00 CST.

MACEWAN GRIFFINS 4
U.B.C. THUNDERBIRDS 6

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ MacU (Friday late): Penalty parade costs Griffins dearly as they concede six PPGs to UBC in 8-3 defeat (with boxscore & video)
➤ UBC (Friday late): T-Birds score six on the power play to rout Griffins (with boxscore & video)
➤ UBC (Saturday): ‘Birds sweep Griffins to clinch first place, home ice throughout Canada West playoffs (with boxscore & video)

Quick Summary
MacU: E. Sundar (00:14 1st) , S. Simard (00:42 1st) , C. Cabana (02:20 2nd) , D. Jean Jr. (18:39 2nd)
UBC: S. Mutala (01:17 1st) , C. Douglas (07:38 1st) , J. Williams (12:28 2nd) , J. Wright (15:11 2nd) , S. Atkinson (02:58 3rd) , L. Kindree (19:55 3rd)
Goal: MacU: Onyskiw (32 shots, 26 saves), UBC: Schwebius (23 shots, 19 saves)

This one was much closer than Friday’s game. After getting home from the Bison game, then watching the end of the Jets game, I had this one on my tablet. The game got off to a crazy start, with The Family Guys scoring twice in the first minute, and the T-irds mounting a rally at 1:17. In the end, things calmed down and an empty-netter put it away.

CALGARY DINOSAURS 3
MOUNT ROYAL COUGARS 4
(in a shootout)

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofC (Thursday late): Cougars fend off Dinos, 2-1, inside the 'Dome (with boxscore)
➤ UofC (Thursday late): Crowchild Classic attendance record broken for second consecutive year
➤ MRU (Thursday late): MHKY: Cougars shut down Dinos, earn Crowchild Classic redemption (with boxscore)
➤ MRU (Saturday): MHKY: Cougars sweep Dinos with massive win in a shootout (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
Calg: B. Lee (14:58 1st) , H. Pakkala (12:53 2nd) , H. Pakkala (18:20 2nd)
MRU: J. Lies (00:51 2nd) , J. Wiens (01:48 2nd) , M. Ladyman (07:49 3rd)
Goal: Calg: Stankowski (28 shots, 25 saves); MRU: Farkas (21 shots, 18 saves)

The Bluegars escaped with a narrow sweep of their Cowtown rivals. This one went to seven rounds of shootout, with only one goal. Hayden Pakkala had his 12th and 13th goals in a losing effort. MRU has a bye next week. Each side has a series with Saskatchewan, and Calgary ends at home against the Bisons.

NEXT UP

Sun Feb 01 Saskatchewan at Regina 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Regina at Manitoba 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Calgary at Saskatchewan 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 U.B.C. at Alberta 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 MacEwan at Trinity Western 7:00 PST/9:00 CST

STANDINGS

Remaining Games After Sunday:
UBC - at Alberta; bye
Alberta - host UBC; H&H MacEwan
MacEwan - at Trinity; H&H Alberta
Trinity - host MacEwan; at Regina

MRU - bye; host Sask
Calgary - at Sask; host Manitoba
Sask - host Calgary; at MRU
Manitoba - host Regina; at Calgary
Regina - at Manitoba; host Trinity

OUT EAST

Sat Jan 31 Nipissing 4 Queen’s 0
Sat Jan 31 Ontario Tech 2 R.M.C. 1 (ot)
Sat Jan 31 Toronto Metropolitan 3 Western Ontario 2
Sat Jan 31 York 3 Brock 1
Sat Jan 31 Laurier at Windsor ppd to Feb 04
Sat Jan 31 Ottawa 3 U.Q.T.R. 6
Sat Jan 31 Guelph 4 Waterloo 2
Sat Jan 31 Toronto 0 Lakehead 4
Sun Feb 01 Nipissing at Ottawa 3:00 EST/2:00 CST
Sun Feb 01 McGill at Carleton 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Wed Feb 04 Brock at Western Ontario 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Wed Feb 04 Laurier at Windsor 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Thu Feb 05 Nipissing at Ontario Tech 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Thu Feb 05 Toronto Metropolitan at Guelph 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Thu Feb 05 Queen’s at R.M.C. 7:30 EST/6:30 CST

Sat Jan 31 U.P.E.I. 6 St. F.X. 4
Sat Jan 31 New Brunswick 6 Dalhousie 0
Sat Jan 31 Moncton 4 Acadia 3
Wed Feb 04 Dalhousie at Moncton 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 St. F.X. at Dalhousie 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Acadia at U.P.E.I. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Saint Mary’s at New Brunswick 7:00 AST/5:00 CST

Links:
➤ USports: Presto Schedule & Results
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule
➤ AUS: Schedule & Results

OUT WEST

Sat Jan 31 S.A.I.T. 7 UA-Augustana 3
Sat Jan 31 Portage College 4 N.A.I.T. 7
Sat Jan 31 Red Deer Poly 6 Concordia-Edmonton 3
Sun Feb 01 S.A.I.T. at UA-Augustana 1:00 MST/2:00 CST
Wed Feb 04 UA-Augustana at N.A.I.T. 6:00 MST

Non-Conference Games
Sat Jan 31 Chinese National Team 1 Briercrest College 6
Thu Feb 05 Chinese National Team at Concordia-Edmonton 4:00 MST/5:00 CST

Sat Jan 31 Victoria 2 Vancouver Island 3 (ot)
Sat Jan 31 Simon Fraser 2 Logan Lake 3
Fri Feb 06 Logan Lake at Simon Fraser 7:00 PST/9:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Logan Lake at Okanagan 5:30 PST/7:30 CST

Links:
➤ ACAC: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: Schedule & Results : YouTube

Hollywood · February 2, 2026, 5:43am

February 1, 2026: A SUNDAY SPECIAL, BANJO STYLE

SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES 4
REGINA COUGARS 0

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofR: Team Website
➤ UofS: Team Website

Quick Summary
Sask: C. Bertholet (05:22 2nd) , L. Keeler (07:05 2nd) , C. Stebbings (13:28 2nd) , C. Roulette (06:49 3rd)
Reg: none
Goal: Sask: Thomson (28 shots, 28 saves), Reg: Cunningham (26 shots, 22 saves)

Time for a very rare Sunday night Hollywood Report.

Everybody managed to save their moonshine for the post-storm party, and the Saturday games continued a day late. After an upset on Friday night, the Banjo-Cats were not expected to make it a double. However, it must be said that they played well, in fact outshooting the Banjo-Mutts 28-26.

I am wondering about the Mutts’ goaltending plans. Veteran Jordan Kooy and rookie Bryan Thomson were a good combo, then they added Nolan Maier from the ECHL at Christmas. It looked like Thomson was destined to be #3 in the pecking order. This shut-out should change that. Here are their comparative stats lines:
Thomson: 6-2-0 - .916 S% - 2.35 GAA
Kooy: 7-2-2 - .901 S% - 2.88 GAA
Maier: 4-1-0 - .876 S% - 3.19 GAA
Venne: 0-0-0 - 1.000 S% - 0.00 GAA

This puts the Mutts one point ahead of Calgary with the two sides facing off next weekend in Saskatown. They are now two points behind MRU, who are idle next week. This is quite a race for first place.

LATE LINKS

There were a lot of missing game reports after the Saturday games. New posts have now arrived from Manitoba, MacEwan, and Calgary. Here they are. Some pretty good work here, albeit late.

Links:
➤ UofM: Bisons win second home game of the season, 3-2 over Alberta (with boxscore)
➤ MacU: Powerplays continue to be the theme as Griffins lose tight one to Thunderbirds (withy boxscore & video)
➤ UofC: Cougars slip past Dinos in OT

OUT EAST

Sun Feb 01 Nipissing 2 Ottawa 4
Sun Feb 01 McGill 6 Carleton 1

OUT WEST

Sun Feb 01 S.A.I.T. 2 UA-Augustana 3

Hollywood · February 5, 2026, 7:26pm

Preview: February 6-7, 2026: REGINA at MANITOBA

REGINA COUGARS (4-20-0, 6-22-2, OHT35 #32)
MANITOBA BISONS (11-11-2, 16-18-2, OHT35 #14)

Friday, February 6th at 7:00 CST at Wayne Fleming Arena, Winnipeg
Saturday, February 7th at 5:00 CST at Wayne Fleming Arena, Winnipeg

Live Links:
➤ Video: CanadaWest TV
➤ Hockey Tech Game Centre: Friday ∞ Saturday

Manitoba Links:
➤ GoBisons: Seniors night highlights conclusion of home schedule for men’s hockey
➤ CW: Stats ∞ Schedule/Results/Links

Other Links:
➤ UofR (Sunday): Cougars fall to Huskies in rescheduled matchup at the Brandt Centre
➤ YouTube: CBC YouTube Channel
➤ CW: CBC Game of the Week Schedule
➤ USports: Men’s Hockey Page ∞ Top 10
➤ USports: Schedule/Links ∞ Standings
➤ CW: Home Page ∞ Season Schedule
➤ CW Hockey Tech: Daily Schedule
➤ CW: Stats ∞ Schedule/Results/Links

Last series:
➤ Nov 28/25: UM 3 UR 2: Game Centre
➤ Nov 29/25: UM 4 UR 3: Game Centre

These two teams are in close races, but those races have no significant prize for the winner. The Bisons are in the race for 5th, against the two teams from Edmontown. However, they would still finish 4th in the East Division no matter what they do from here on in. Meanwhile, the Banjo-Cats are in the race for 8th, against Holy Trinity. Nobody wants to be last overall.

These teams must be getting sick of one another. These will be their 9th and 10th games against one another, including four exhibition games. Thus far, Regina has just one win in an exhibition game. All eight games between these teams have been decided by one goal.

The Banjo-Cats have occasional dud games. This semester, they lost twice to Calgary, split with Alberta, were whipped 9-2 and 12-1 by MRU, then split with Sask last weekend. Since the new year, the Bisons are 5-2-1, with all games decided by one goal.

The Saturday game is the annual Seniors’ Game. The Bisons have five slated to graduate: Jonny Hooker, Evan Toth, Jackson Arpin, Michael King, and Codey Behun. Captain Hooker has 10 goals and 11 assists in 24 games this year. Toth is a top four defenceman, Arpin, King, and Behun are 3rd or 4th line forwards.

ELSEWHERE IN THE CW

CALGARY DINOSAURS (17-6-1, 23-7-2, OHT35 #4)
SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES (17-5-2, 23-7-4, OHT35 #6)

Links:
➤ UofC: Team Website
➤ UofS: Team Website
➤ Huskie Fan (Sunday): Huskies get back to business with shutout win over Cougars

I see that Huskie Fan is back to posting stories after going on hiatus in early November. They also have an audio link.

This is the battle for 1st in East Division. Right now, the idle Bluegars lead with 38 points, and the Banjo-Mutts have 36 points, and the Bedrock Dinos have 35. The Dinos could have their first place hopes dashed this weekend. Calgary beat Sask in their previous two games. Sask has split four games with MRU, and MRU has a 4-2 edge on Calgary. I’ll have to delve into the tie-breaker scenarios after this series is completed.

U.B.C. THUNDERBIRDS (21-2-3, 25-3-4, OHT35 #1)
ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS (10-10-4, 13-14-4, OHT35 #24)

Links:
➤ UBC: Team Website
➤ UofA: Team Website

The T-irds have assured themselves of 1st in the West Division and in the conference overall. They have a bye next week, and then a bye through the quarter-final round. So these are their last prep games for the playoffs. The Evil Monkeys are facing the prospect of a sub-.500 season and having to win three away series in the playoffs.

In my opinion, the Monkeys would be happy to get 5th in the conference and 2nd in their division so that they could claim to be the best of the so-so teams. They are one point up on MacEwan right now. With MacEwan playing Holy Trinity, the Monkeys will need to pick up some points against UBC. That season-ending series with MacEwan could be for all the marbles.

MACEWAN GRIFFINS (9-10-5, 12-14-5, OHT35 #23)
TRINITY WESTERN SPARTANS (3-19-2, 7-21-2, OHT35 #33)

Links:
➤ MacU: Team Website
➤ TWU: This Week in Sparta

This battle of the CW’s newest programs is a “must win” for The Family Guys. They would hope for four points here so that they could leapfrog Alberta going into next week’s 2nd place decider. Holy Trinity is trying to escape the cellar in their “race” with Regina.

This the CBC Game-of-the-Week, available free on Friday night on CBC’s YouTube Channel and CBC Gem.

COMPLETE SCHEDULE

Fri Feb 06 Regina at Manitoba 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Calgary at Saskatchewan 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 U.B.C. at Alberta 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 MacEwan at Trinity Western 7:00 PST/9:00 CST CBC Gem & YouTube
Sat Feb 07 Regina at Manitoba 5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Calgary at Saskatchewan 5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 U.B.C. at Alberta 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 MacEwan at Trinity Western 7:00 PST/9:00 CST

OUT EAST

Wed Feb 04 Brock at Western Ontario 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Wed Feb 04 Laurier at Windsor 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Thu Feb 05 Nipissing at Ontario Tech 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Thu Feb 05 Toronto Metropolitan at Guelph 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Thu Feb 05 Queen’s at R.M.C. 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Fri Feb 06 Waterloo at Brock 6:00 EST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 York at Toronto Metropolitan 6:15 EST/5:15 CST
Fri Feb 06 Toronto at Laurier 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Ottawa at R.M.C. 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Carleton at Concordia 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Lakehead at Windsor 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Fri Feb 06 McGill at Queen’s 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Sat Feb 07 Ottawa at Ontario Tech 3:00 EST/2:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 U.Q.T.R. at Nipissing 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Waterloo at Laurier 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 McGill at Concordia 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Guelph at York 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Lakehead at Western Ontario 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Toronto at Windsor 7:30 EST/6:30 CST

Wed Feb 04 Dalhousie at Moncton 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 St. F.X. at Dalhousie 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Acadia at U.P.E.I. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Saint Mary’s at New Brunswick 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Acadia at New Brunswick 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Saint Mary’s at U.P.E.I. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Moncton at St. F.X. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST

Links:
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule
➤ AUS: Schedule & Results

OUT WEST

Wed Feb 04 UA-Augustana at N.A.I.T. 6:00 MST/7:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Red Deer Poly at Portage College 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 N.A.I.T. at UA-Augustana 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 06 Briercrest College at S.A.I.T. 8:00 MST/9:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Red Deer Poly at Portage College 1:00 MST/2:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Briercrest College at S.A.I.T. 2:15 MST/3:15 CST

Non-Conference Games
Thu Feb 05 Chinese National Team at Concordia-Edmonton 4:00 MST/5:00 CST

Fri Feb 06 Logan Lake at Simon Fraser 7:00 PST/9:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Logan Lake at Okanagan 5:30 PST/7:30 CST

Links:
➤ ACAC: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: YouTube Channel

Hollywood · February 7, 2026, 7:40am

February 6, 2026: BISONS TRAMPLE KITTENS

REGINA COUGARS 1
MANITOBA BISONS 6

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre : Game Report
➤ UofR: Team Website
➤ UofM: Multi-point nights for multiple Bisons, Manitoba beats Regina 6-1 (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
Reg: E. Houk (10:12 1st)
Man: A. Boucher (12:46 1st) , E. Alarie (18:00 1st) , S. Bruce (02:48 2nd) , G. Lane (19:14 2nd) , M. King (02:26 3rd) , C. Zaplitny (03:11 3rd)
Goal: Reg: Cunningham (36 shots, 30 saves), Man: Holt (25 shots, 24 saves)

I missed the first half of this game due to a family dinner. (Homemade prime rib with mashed potatoes and gravy etc. Way better than arena hot dogs!)

After a stretch of too-close-for-comfort games against the Banjo-Cats, the Bisons finally put their hooves down and gave them a good trampling. The Kittens were purring last weekend and looked to be a challenge. But it was not to be. Here’s how they lined up:

Scratches:
G: 30 Kieper
D: 5 Bielik - 27 Turner
F: 10 Bouvier - 11 Purdom - 16 Joss - 25 Dekay

REGINA
Goal:
1 Cunningham (35 Ernst)

Defence:
7 Silzer - 28 Heward
3 Third - 4 Kjemhus
20 Holoien - Fishley

Forwards:
14 Culling - 29 Doucet - 12 Houk
89 Barnett - 23 Pearce - 27 Barlage
22 Wirun - 11 Runke - 21 Borysiuk
18 Whyte - 37 Belitski - 16 Desnoyers

Scratches:
G: 39 Maric - 73 Hawryluk
D: 8 Jasper - 44 Brinson
F: 13 Gulutzan - 17 McMillen - 19 Bjorklund - 24 Wills - 32 Steele

This win moves the Bisons to 12-11-2, for 26 points and closing in on 5th overall.

With the season winding down, we must check out the tiebreakers:

If two or more teams are tied in points then the following tie breaking criteria shall be used to break the tie. A win in regulation time and a win in overtime are treated as equal. A loss in regulation time and a loss in overtime are treated as equal.

Two teams tied:
The following shall determine the final league standings:
a) The best win/loss record in head-to-head games between the two teams.
b) If still tied, the number of wins in league play.
c) If still tied, the best goals for/goals against differential in league play.

Three or more teams tied:
If three or more teams are tied, the following steps shall be used to determine the rank order of the tied teams:
a) The best win/loss record in head to head games between the three or more tied teams.
b) If three or more teams are still tied, the highest number of wins in league play.
c) If three or more teams are still tied, the best goals for/goals against differential in league play.

Note: Once a team is ranked so that it is no longer tied with any other team(s) at any one of these three steps, that team shall be ranked accordingly in the final standings. Any remaining tied teams shall then proceed to step 1 of the appropriate tiebreaker (depending on the number of teams still tied) to continue the process until all teams are ranked in the final standings.

This creates three problems from before:

It does not say what happens with shootouts.
It is not based on points.
The definition of “best” in paragraph 2 (a) is not stated.

OUT-OF-TOWN SCOREBOARD

CALGARY DINOSAURS 1
SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES 4

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofC: Dinos contingent set to compete in 2026 Winter Olympics
➤ UofS: Huskies Clamp Down on Dinos in 4-1 Win (with boxscore)
➤ UofS: Repost from CW : Dawson Holt named WHL Grad of the Month for January
➤ Huskie Fan (Preview): High stakes hockey – Dinos at Huskies
➤ Huskie Fan (Friday): Huskies down Dinos in series opener

Quick Summary
Calg: B. Lee (19:03 2nd)
Sask: C. Roulette (10:58 1st) , R. Pelletier (13:03 1st) , D. Holt (10:18 3rd) , C. Jordan (18:07 3rd)
Goal: Calg: Stankowski (29 shots, 26 saves), Sask: Maier (16 shots, 15 saves)

Since this game was directly opposite the Bison game, I never saw any of it. I did follow along on my phone. Of note, Bedrock U had just eight shots on goal in the last two periods. The Banjo-Mutts were led by two of their premiere scorers, with Conner Roulette notching his 14th and Dawson Holt racking up his 12th.

The Banjo-Mutts are now tied with the Bluegars, three points up on the Dinos.

Now, Sask and MRU are tied and play each other next weekend. In wins & losses, they are two-a-piece thus far. In points, it is 5-4 for Sask. (That may not matter in the tie-breaking formula.) Each side has 18 wins, one in a shootout. In goal difference, MRU is +50 and Sask is +45.

U.B.C. THUNDERBIRDS 7
ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 3

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UBC: Team Website
➤ UofA: Top-seeded Thunderbirds pull away from Bears in third period (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
UBC: C. Douglas (08:53 1st) , T. Thorpe (17:08 1st) , T. Thorpe (18:09 2nd) , B. Kotylak (01:55 3rd) , R. Kotai (11:54 3rd) , J. Lee (17:03 3rd) , J. Lee (18:04 3rd)
Alta: D. Ruptash (10:46 1st) , J. Joly (11:55 1st) , D. Ruptash (02:41 2nd)
Goal: UBC: Mirwald (19 shots, 16 saves), Alta: Kruger (12 shots, 10 saves), Sim L (25 shots, 20 saves)

The Evil Monkeys held leads of 2-1 and 3-2 in this game, and in fact it was 3-3 entering the 3rd period. So that 7-3 final score came from a dominant 3rd period. Chris Douglas of UBC scored his 16th of the season, and Jake Lee scored his 13th and 14th late in the 3rd period.

In the race for 2nd in the West Division, the Evil Monkeys trail MacEwan by one point, and in the race for 5th overall, they trail the Bisons by two.

MACEWAN GRIFFINS 6
TRINITY WESTERN SPARTANS 5
(in overtime)

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ MacU: Team Website
➤ TWU: Spartans Fall in OT to Gryphons (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
MacU: L. Hughes (16:22 1st) , B. Bamber (19:45 1st) , K. Chabot (01:19 2nd) , D. Jean Jr. (06:55 2nd) , S. Simard (18:34 3rd) , K. Dowhaniuk (00:50 1st OT)
TWU: A. Knutson (06:00 1st) , A. Knutson (18:08 1st) , M. Simchuk (13:51 2nd) , C. Lowe (18:10 2nd) , J. Krahn (05:54 3rd)
Goal: MacU: Ward (23 shots, 18 saves), TWU: Savage (37 shots, 31 saves)

This one was a back-and-forth affair all night long. The Family Guys needed a late goal to tie the game and force overtime, and then cashed in. This was one they absolutely needed. They are now one point ahead of the Evil Monkeys. It also allowed Holy Trinity to move a point ahead of Regina in the race for the wooden spoon.

NEXT UP

Sat Feb 07 Regina at Manitoba 5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Calgary at Saskatchewan 5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 U.B.C. at Alberta 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 MacEwan at Trinity Western 7:00 PST/9:00 CST

OUT EAST

Wed Feb 04 Brock 4 Western Ontario 3 (ot)
Wed Feb 04 Laurier 1 Windsor 4
Thu Feb 05 Nipissing 3 Ontario Tech 4 (ot)
Thu Feb 05 Toronto Metropolitan 1 Guelph 3
Thu Feb 05 Queen’s at R.M.C. ppd to Feb 07
Fri Feb 06 Waterloo 1 Brock 5
Fri Feb 06 York 3 Toronto Metropolitan 6
Fri Feb 06 Toronto 4 Laurier 1
Fri Feb 06 Ottawa 5 R.M.C. 2
Fri Feb 06 Carleton 3 Concordia 4
Fri Feb 06 Lakehead 2 Windsor 5
Fri Feb 06 McGill 3 Queen’s 2 (ot)
Sat Feb 07 Ottawa at Ontario Tech 3:00 EST/2:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 U.Q.T.R. at Nipissing 4:00 EST/3:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Waterloo at Laurier 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 McGill at Concordia 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Queen’s at R.M.C. 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Guelph at York 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Lakehead at Western Ontario 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Toronto at Windsor 7:30 EST/6:30 CST

Wed Feb 04 Dalhousie 1 Moncton 5
Fri Feb 06 St. F.X. 3 Dalhousie 6
Fri Feb 06 Acadia 4 U.P.E.I. 1
Fri Feb 06 Saint Mary’s 1 New Brunswick 4
Sat Feb 07 Acadia at New Brunswick 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Saint Mary’s at U.P.E.I. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Moncton at St. F.X. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST

Links:
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule
➤ AUS: Schedule & Results

OUT WEST

Wed Feb 04 UA-Augustana 1 N.A.I.T. 2
Fri Feb 06 Red Deer Poly 2 Portage College 1
Fri Feb 06 N.A.I.T. 1 UA-Augustana 2
Fri Feb 06 Briercrest College 5 S.A.I.T. 2
Sat Feb 07 Red Deer Poly at Portage College 1:00 MST/2:00 CST
Sat Feb 07 Briercrest College at S.A.I.T. 2:15 MST/3:15 CST

Non-Conference Game
Thu Feb 05 Chinese National Team 7 Concordia-Edmonton 4

Note: China goes 3-4 and one game cancelled on their tour of trhe ACAC.

Fri Feb 06 Logan Lake 7 Simon Fraser 8
Sat Feb 07 Logan Lake at Okanagan 5:30 PST/7:30 CST

Links:
➤ ACAC: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: Schedule & Results : YouTube

Hollywood · February 7, 2026, 7:20pm

February 7, 2026: SATURDAY MORNING LINKS

There are three game stories from Friday night that were not uploaded until Saturday morning, one each from Calgary, UBC, and MacEwan.

Links:
➤ UofC: Dinos can’t slow down Huskies (with boxscore)

The Dinos are the Bisons’ opponent next weekend. If they lose today, they will have no chance at first place in their division and would need help to get second and a home series. They were the CW’s “IT” team in November but have been on a slide. They are currently on a 5-game losing streak, against UBC, MRU, and Sask.

Links:
➤ UBC: Program records fall as ‘Birds score five unanswered to dismantle Golden Bears (with boxscore & video)

UBC has now set a program points record. While it is true that the current standings include bonus points for OTLs and the schedule has been expanded from 24 games to 28 games since 1986. Of note, the prior high water marks were 42 points in 2023 and 46 points in 2024, obviously both under the current system. After opening the 2nd semester being swept on home ice by MRU, the T-irds have bounced back with seven straight wins, over Calgary. Trinity, MacEwan, and now Alberta.

Links:
➤ MacU: Dowhaniuk plays OT hero as Griffins win wild one over Spartans to move past Golden Bears into second (with boxscore & video)

MacEwan continues their so-so type of season, with some good games and bad games seeming to pop up randomly. I suspect that they should complete their sweep of Holy Trinity. Not just the weekend sweep, they are now 5-0-0 against them this season. The Spartans usually have one good and one bad game each weekend.

Hollywood · February 8, 2026, 7:32am

February 7, 2026: BANJO-CATS REBOUND FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE SPLIT

REGINA COUGARS 3
MANITOBA BISONS 1

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre : Game Report
➤ UofR: Team Website
➤ UofM: Regina power play helps tell the story for in 3-1 win over Manitoba (with boxscore)

Quick Summary
Reg: P. Jasper (14:58 1st) , C. Wirun (15:43 2nd) , B. Heward (05:17 3rd)
Man: S. Bruce (18:10 2nd)
Goal: Reg: Ernst (34 shots, 33 saves), Man: Plowman (18 shots, 15 saves)

This was a chippy game, which is not what the Bisons needed to achieve a sweep of the Banjo-Cats. The powerplays tipped the balance, with Regina going 2-for-4 and the Bisons 0-for-5. There were also four occasions of offsetting penalties. Regina’s only non-PP goal was the opener, credited to Parker Jasper for his first goal of the season. It was a point shot re-directed by Michael King for an own-goal. At the time, the shots were 9-2 in favour of the Bisons and the game looked like another route in progress. The two power-play goals were just the second goals of the season for both Cole Wirun and Blake Heward. New Feline goaltender Dylan Ernst played very well in goal. He was a 2nd semester addition, playing his 2nd game for the Kittens.

The line-up changes for the Bisons saw Mitchell Joss return to the line-up for just the 2nd time since his 1st semester injury. The goaltending rotation continued, with Cole Plowman starting and Matthew Kieper backing up.

The Bisons thus end their home schedule and stand at an even .500, one point behind 5th place MacEwan.

OUT-OF-TOWN SCOREBOARD

CALGARY DINOSAURS 1
SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES 2

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UofC: Huskies finish off sweep of Dinos (with boxscore)
➤ UofS: Huskies Sweep Dinos on Senior Night to Lock Up Home Playoff Date (with boxscore)
➤ Huskie Fan: Huskies sweep Dinos in weekend series

Quick Summary
Calg: L. Hauer (18:48 2nd)
Sask: L. Kosior (10:05 1st) , D. Holt (19:04 1st)
Goal: Calg: Tetachuk (34 shots, 32 saves), Sask: Maier (30 shots, 29 saves)

The Banjo-Mutts completed a huge sweep to vault over the idle Bluegars into first place in the East Division. They are also assured of no worse than 2nd place. Meanwhile, Bedrock U could still catch MRU. The Bisons are off to Calgary next weekend, and it looks like the Dinos will need a sweep and some help to lift themselves from 3rd place.

U.B.C. THUNDERBIRDS 5
ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 2

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ UBC: T-Birds complete season series sweep of Bears with new program wins record (with boxscore)
➤ UofA: Team Website

Quick Summary
UBC: R. Kotai (13:24 1st) , N. Sullivan (03:03 3rd) , S. Atkinson (03:41 3rd) , S. Mutala (17:58 3rd) , J. Williams (18:21 3rd)
Alta: O. Pederson (09:02 1st) , O. Pederson (11:33 1st)
Goal: UBC: Schwebius (24 shots, 22 saves), Alta: Sim (26 shots, 23 saves)

The T-irds didn’t have much to play for in this one. But they did establish a team record for wins and, with a bye next weekend, they are looking at a 3-week break in the schedule. For the Evil Monkeys, they need a sweep next weekend just to finish .500.

The score is deceptive here. The Monkeys built a 2-0 lead in the first period and UBC’s last two goals were into an empty net. Of note, the T-irds had five different goal-scorers, all of whom are in the double-digits.

MACEWAN GRIFFINS 6
TRINITY WESTERN SPARTANS 1

Links:
➤ Summary: Game Centre
➤ MacU: Team Website
➤ TWU: Team Website

Quick Summary
MacU: B. Bamber (19:40 1st) , E. Sundar (09:35 2nd) , S. Simard (03:45 3rd) , R. Dekowny (07:35 3rd) , K. Chabot (08:04 3rd) , B. Boyle (17:57 3rd)
TWU: A. Knutson (02:01 3rd)
Goal: MacU: Ironside (28 shots, 27 saves), TWU: Sommer (66 shots, 60 saves)

Well, Holy Trinity at least had one good game this weekend. I saw the 3rd period of this one and it was tedious. Whistles every few seconds and the chipiness level was off the charts. Family Guy Kadyn Chabot scored his 18th goal of the season, tops in the CW. Holy Trinity’s goaltenders are often hung out to dry. 66 shots must hurt.

MacEwan is now three points ahead of Alberta in the race for 2nd place in the West Division, and one point ahead of the Bisons for 5th overall. Alberta has won 3-out-of-4 games against MacEwan. So the Monkeys could steal 2nd place if they win both, and no more than one in overtime.

Holy Trinity is one point behind Regina in the race for 8th! Their series next weekend will determine the wooden spoon.

NEXT UP

Fri Feb 13 Trinity Western at Regina 7:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 MacEwan at Alberta 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Saskatchewan at Mount Royal 7:00 MST/8:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Manitoba at Calgary 7:00 MST/8:00 CST

OUT EAST

Sat Feb 07 Ottawa 4 Ontario Tech 3
Sat Feb 07 U.Q.T.R. 2 Nipissing 3 (ot)
Sat Feb 07 Waterloo 3 Laurier 1
Sat Feb 07 McGill 3 Concordia 4 (ot)
Sat Feb 07 Queen’s 4 R.M.C. 3 (ot)
Sat Feb 07 Guelph 6 York 1
Sat Feb 07 Lakehead 5 Western Ontario 2
Sat Feb 07 Toronto 2 Windsor 3
Wed Feb 11 McGill at Carleton 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Thu Feb 12 Brock at Toronto Metropolitan 6:15 EST/5:15 CST
Thu Feb 12 Western Ontario at Guelph 7:30 EST/6:30 CST
Fri Feb 13 Toronto at Waterloo 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 U.Q.T.R. at R.M.C. 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Laurier at York 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Concordia at Ottawa 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Windsor at Lakehead 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Queen’s at Ontario Tech 7:00 EST/6:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Carleton at Nipissing 7:00 EST/6:00 CST

Sat Feb 07 Acadia 3 New Brunswick 6
Sat Feb 07 Saint Mary’s 4 U.P.E.I. 3
Sat Feb 07 Moncton 2 St. F.X. 3 (so)
Wed Feb 11 Moncton at New Brunswick 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Wed Feb 11 Acadia at Dalhousie 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 U.P.E.I. at Moncton 7:00 AST/5:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 Saint Mary’s at St. F.X. 7:00 AST/5:00 CST

Links:
➤ OUA: Daily Schedule
➤ AUS: Schedule & Results

OUT WEST

Sat Feb 07 Red Deer Poly 6 Portage College 3
Sat Feb 07 Briercrest College 5 S.A.I.T. 6
Fri Feb 13 Portage College at Briercrest College 6:00 MST/7:00 CST
Fri Feb 13 N.A.I.T. at S.A.I.T. 6:45 MST/7:45 CST
Fri Feb 13 Concordia-Edmonton at UA-Augustana 7:00 MST/8:00 CST

Sat Feb 07 Logan Lake 6 Okanagan 3
Fri Feb 13 Victoria at Logan Lake 7:00 PST/9:00 CST
Sat Feb 14 Victoria at Simon Fraser 7:00 PST/9:00 CST

Links:
➤ ACAC: Schedule & Results
➤ BCIHL: Schedule & Results : YouTube

Hollywood · February 11, 2026, 4:05am

February 10, 2026: BONUS POST

Many teams were posting late again following the Saturday games, so today I am posting game stories from Regina (who now post a weekend review covering both games), Alberta, MacEwan, and Trinity Western. There are also two additional stories from MacEwan.

And as we enter the final weekend in all three U-Sports conferences I have a complete standings review. The ACAC has two weekends left, and the BCIHL has three weekends left.

Links:
➤ UofR: Saturday win secures weekend road split for Cougars (with two boxscores)

There is much joy in Banjoland South with consecutive weekend splits, against Saskatchewan and Manitoba. I had thought they would be a decent enough opponent this year, though certainly last in the East Division.

Links:
➤ UofA: UBC scores five unanswered in 5-2 win over Alberta (with boxscore)

The Evil Monkeys used to have the best website in the CW. It has certainly slipped. But they put out a decent after-midnight game story here.

Links:
➤ MacU: Griffins torch Spartans with program record 66 shots in 6-1 rout (with boxscore & video)
➤ MacU: Chabot the first Griffin to win a Canada West player of the week honour three times in a season
➤ MacU: Three Stars: Chabot, Obasuyi, Isley earn honours
➤ TWU: Spartans Senior Night Spoiled by Griffins

Both sides filed late game stories, and The Family Guys were definitely the more upbeat. Kaydn Chabot has been leading MacU all year, and in addition to having a good game on Saturday he was awarded with a CW Player-of-the-Week honour and one of Mac’s three stars.

STANDINGS

Note: The top 3 in each division make the CW playoffs, the top 6 in each division make the OUA playoffs, the top 6 in the AUS and ACAC make the playoffs, and the BCIHL playoff is a 5-team page system tournament.