It was an eventful week for the Martensville Chiefs, who hit the road for games in Saskatoon and Regina.
On Thursday, the Chiefs faced the Saskatoon Quakers in a hard-fought matchup. After falling behind 2–0 early, Martensville rallied to tie the game 2–2. A late misplay behind the net allowed the Quakers to score the go-ahead goal, and an empty-netter sealed a 4–2 victory. Despite the loss, the Chiefs demonstrated strong resilience and competitiveness, showing progress as the season unfolds.
The team rebounded strongly on Saturday in Regina against the Capitals, who came into the game with a 4–1–1 record. With fathers in attendance for the annual Dads Trip, the Chiefs played inspired hockey, delivering a dominant performance with a 6–2 win over the Capitals.
Looking ahead, the Chiefs return home to the Martensville Sports Centre this Saturday to host the Regina Capitals. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:30pm.
