Cam Perlinger (14) of the West Central Peewee Wheat Kings celebrates as the puck goes by goalie Miller Klein and into the Saskatoon Thunder net. Teammate Cole Reschny scored it, one of four goals he had in the game. Thunder players Kayson MacDonald (8) and Brayden Smith (9) watch. The peewee Wheat Kings hosted the Thunder in an exhibition game in Rosetown on Sunday, beating them 8-5. Their next league action is a three-game home stand in Kinderlsey on Nov. 23-25.
Crossroads staff
West Central Wheat Kings bantam and peewee teams both played Saskatoon teams in Rosetown on Sunday and recorded a loss in league play and a win in exhibition, respectively.
The bantams play in Martensville on Thursday, Swift Current on Saturday and Moose Jaw on Sunday.
The next league action for the peewees is a three-game home stand in Kindersley on Nov. 23-25, hosting the Prince Albert Knights on Friday and Saturday and the Humboldt Broncos on Sunday.
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The Saskatoon Generals drubbed the Bantam Wheat Kings 9-1, while their peewee counterparts beat the Saskatoon Thunder 8-5.
The Generals led the peewee Wheat Kings 2-0 and 5-1 by periods.
Owen Wagner scored from Ethan Hilbig in the second period to close the score to 2-1 but that was as close as the Wheat Kings got.
Mason Bueckert with two, Seth Dragan, Gavin Grainger, Hunter Dodge, Presley Toth, Connor Gabriel, Carter Hanson and Joshua Zakreski got the Generals goals.
Wheat King goalie Avery Kohlman played the entire game, as did Taylor Petrie in the Generals goal.
Cole Reschny scored four goals, his last one being into an empty net at 18:53 of the third period. Kayden Cey got two goals and Carter Ralston and Ethan Sautner got the other Wheat King markers.
Rhett Ewen had two goals for the Thunder with Brodie Scopick, Gunner Gabruch and Tyson Buczkowski contributed the others.
Paige Fischer started in goal for the Wheat Kings and for a hometown audience, stopping 28 shots.
Her teammates fired 35 shots on Thunder netminder Miller Klein.
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