Get the latest Western Hockey League scores from Wednesday's games, including the Broncos' victory over the Wheat Kings, the Hitmen's win against the Oil Kings, the Warriors' narrow victory over the Pats, the Royals' triumph over the Giants, and the Raiders' success against the Blades.
BRANDON, Man. — Brady Birnie scored twice for the Swift Current Broncos in a 5-2 win over the host Brandon Wheat Kings in the Western Hockey League on Wednesday. Dawson Gerwing, Peyton Kettles and Rylan Gould also scored for the Broncos (18-16-1) with goalie Reid Dyck repelling 32 of 34 shots for the win. Brandon (17-11-5) got goals from Marcus Nguyen and Nolan Flamand. Wheat Kings netminder Alex Garrett turned away 14 of 18 shots.
\HITMEN 4 OIL KINGS 1 EDMONTON — Ottawa Senators prospect Carter Yakemchuk led Calgary to victory with a goal and two assists. Hunter Aura had a goal and an assist and Ben Kindel and captain Carson Wetsch also scored for the Hitmen (19-11-4). Goalie Anders Miller turned away 25 of 26 shots. Landon Hanson scored Edmonton's (18-14-2) lone goal and Ethan Simcoe repelled 25 shots in the Oil Kings net.\WARRIORS 4 PATS 3 REGINA — Rilen Kovacevic scored the game-winning goal at 19:22 in the third period as the Moose Jaw Warriors edged the Regina Pats. Ethan Semeniuk, Brayden Schuurman and Landen McFadden scored for Moose Jaw (10-21-4). Warriors goaltender Brady Smith stopped 33 shots. Caden Brown, Zach Pantelakis and Anthony Wilson replied for Regina (9-20-6). Pats netminder Madden Mulawka made 19 saves.\ROYALS 5 GIANTS 2 LANGLEY, B.C. — Brayden Boehm scored twice as the Victoria Royals downed the Vancouver Giants. Cole Reschny, Hayden Moore and Teydon Trembecky also scored for Victoria (18-11-7). Royals goaltender Jayden Kraus stopped 17 shots. Brett Olson and London Hoilett countered for Vancouver (17-14-4). Giants goaltender Matthew Hutchison saved 16 of 20 shots before Burke Hood saved 25 of 26 in relief.\RAIDERS 6 BLADES 3 SASKATOON — Aiden Oiring scored twice as the Prince Albert Raiders defeated the Saskatoon Blades. Niall Crocker, Tomas Mrsic, Brayden Dube and Riley Boychuk also scored for Prince Albert (17-12-3). Raiders netminder Max Hildebrand stopped 34 shots
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