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The Canora Cobras continued their strong start to the SEHL season, winning 10-1 in Preeceville Dec. 13, and 8-5 at Theodore the next evening.

In a back-and-forth battle between the local Brandon Zuravloff rink and the Rick Kinaschuk foursome of Benito, Man., Zuravloff pulled out the win in an extra end.

Sunday afternoon the teams met a second time at the Westland Insurance Arena.

Since there are a lot of players in Canada, Luigi Di Serio said the Crusaders have a good pool of domestic talent from which to build a team.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed former college standout receiver/return Ja’Marcus Bradley. Bradley, who is 6-foot-1-inch, most recently was on the Pittsburgh Steelers practice roster.

The daylong event welcomed teams from Saskatoon, Warman, Aberdeen, Delisle, and the Battlefords.

The hosting Ice Hawks found a tough opponent in the visiting Blizzards.

Rowyn Johnson of Norquay scored five goals and the Parkland Prairie Ice played two solid all-around games in two straight shutout wins over Estevan.

Canora continues to play well on the road after a 9-6 win against the Selects at Cote Arena on Dec. 7.