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=**Warriors Collide With Oil Kings**= =**18 October 2012**=

**A rematch of the 2012 Eastern Conference Final goes tonight in Edmonton as the Warriors (5-4-0-1) kick off a two game Alberta road trip with a tilt against the Oil Kings (5-3-1-2).**
=== **The Warriors are coming off of a five game home stand where they posted a 3-1-1 record; their most recent game was a 5-2 win Tuesday night against Everett. The Oil Kings on the other hand are winless in their last three, the last being a shootout loss to Kamloops Wednesday night.** === === **Sam Fioretti leads the Warriors offence with ten goals and 18 points while Michael St. Croix leads the Oil Kings with nine assists and 14 points, TJ Foster is the Kings goals leader with nine and 13 points.** === === **This also marks the second straight game that features top five 2012 NHL draft picks, Morgan Rielly was selected fifth overall by Toronto by Edmonton’s Griffin Reinhart went fourth overall to the Islanders.** === === **Last season Moose Jaw went 1-2-1 against Edmonton, they posted a 0-1-1 record on the road. Catch all the action with James Gallo starting with the PreGame Show at 6:40pm on Country 100, DiscoverMooseJaw.com, and mjwarriors.ca. After the game the tribe will head south to Lethbridge where they’ll wrap up the weekend with a bout against the Hurricanes Saturday night.** ===

=Ottawa 'on track' to rejoin CFL by 2014= posted Oct 10, 2012 11:57 AM ET

Last Updated: Oct 11, 2012 7:07 AM ET
The CFL is another step closer to returning to the nation's capital. Commissioner Mark Cohon announced on Wednesday that Ottawa is on track to be added as the ninth team in the league for the 2014 season after a city council vote passed that will see Lansdowne Park redeveloped. "Today's positive City of Ottawa council vote means a beautiful new stadium and as early as 2014, a proud new franchise that will make its community proud and our league even stronger," Cohon said in a release. "This is a great day for our league and, for all of us who understand its' important place in the culture of Canada, a great day for our country." The proposal launched by the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group, which expects to see construction on the site begin within a week, with the goal of having the stadium ready for football use by 2014. "Our dream of a Canadian Football League franchise, which has always been the heart of this plan, is becoming a reality and we are absolutely thrilled and humbled," said Roger Greenberg of the OSEG. "Now it's time to accelerate the important work of not only building a landmark destination that inspires and excites our city and region, but a business organization and football team that can and will compete for the Grey Cup." Ottawa will be eligible to have a representative join the CFL's board of governors and fully participate in the Canadian draft in 2014.

Tornadoes Set To Head To Weyburn On Thursday
october4th/12 [] The Peacock Tornadoes seem to be getting stronger every week as they now sit at 3-1 on the year with two straight wins in the Moose Jaw High School Football League. "We've got some people in the same spots for a couple of games in a row, which we didn't have at the start," explained head coach Blake Buettner on the team's current winning streak. "That helps with some familiarity on who you're playing beside and just the execution of the playbook, so that's been a real benefit. The Tornadoes will put that winning streak on the line Thursday afternoon when they head to Weyburn to face the 1-3 Eagles. The game features two teams heading in different directions as Weyburn has lost three games in a row after opening the season with a win over Estevan. Buettner says he expects the Eagles to be hungry coming into their meeting, "They're at home and they're a good team. They had a good start and then the last couple of games have struggled a little bit, but they've shown what they can do from the start of the year and we expect them to be tough. "They're a well coached team and they have good athletes, so playing at home and with it getting down to the end of the year, we expect a battle." On Peacock's side, they're really starting to find an extra gear on offence in recent weeks having put up 75 points over the last two games. The turning point being the addition of running back Nathan Fall, who has given balance to the offence and really opened up the passing game. Buettner says that bodes well for them with the weather starting to turn, "I think you want to have a balanced attack so if the conditions turn bad you want to be able to run the ball as well as pass, so we're trying to have that balance." The Tornadoes are in Weyburn on Thursday in one of three games on the schedule with Vanier battling Central at Gutheridge Field and Yorkton is in Swift Current in the other two.

novmber 30th/11 Tuesday, 29 November 2011 22:57 Warriors Fall In SO To Giants []

The Moose Jaw Warriors couldn't complete the comeback Tuesday night at Mosaic Place, falling 4-3 in a shootout to the Vancouver Giants The Giants, featuring Team Canada head coach Don Hay and World Junior hopeful Brendan Gallagher, posted a 3-1 lead on the Warriors early in the second period. Two unanswered for the tribe from Eric Arnold and Cody Beach tied things up for Moose Jaw, but they couldn't solve Adam Morrison in the shootout and Matt Bellerive finally ended the game in round five. i pick it becuse i was at the game = = Mark - 4/10 You are missing some information. I want you to tell me 3 points from your words not cut and paste. As well, just because you were at the game doesn't mean you were interested. Why do you like the Warriors and follow their progress over the season? = = =novmber 7th;2011= Warriors Post OT Win Over Hitmen Monday, 07 November 2011 03:17 [] - The Moose Jaw Warriors came from behind Sunday night to beat the Calgary Hitmen 3-2 in overtime at Mosaic Place. - The Hitmen took a 2-0 on goals from Jaynen Rissling and Brady Brassart. The Warriors notched their first of the game at 14:45 when Cody Beach scored on the power play. Sam Fioretti tied the game with three minutes to go in the first on a goal mouth scramble - The teams produced 19 shots in the second, but neither was able to find the back of the net. =october 31;2011= discovermoosejaw.com [] YWCA Fire Site Construction - Flames reaching into the night sky. Embers floating onto neighbouring homes causing more damage. Walls collapsing and smoke rising hundreds of feet into the air. For many, the 2009 YWCA Fire is still a vivid memory but for one group, they're making new memories as construction is well underway at the site of the old YWCA building. - Construction is underway on Ominica Street West and Doug Trithardt of G.E Noren & Partners explains that they are the ones working on the site to turn an empty lot into a worthwhile investment - It's an office building for our firm." said Trithardt. "We've decided that we're going to be here for the long term and have decided to invest in our own building." =october 26th,2011= Warriors Look To Sink Raiders

discovermoosejaw.com [] - For the first time in close to two weeks the Moose Jaw Warriors will step onto the ice for game action at Mosaic Place. - The last time fans saw their team in action was back on October 14th when they beat Swift Current. Last week they lost three games on a Central Division road trip. - Tonight they take on Prince Albert, who they beat 6-5 in a shootout in their only meeting back on September 30th. - becuse i like sports =october 20th,2011= Zombies Roam MJ Park [] discovemoosejaw - Zombies are hot right now. From television shows to movies, video games and comic books, the zombie genre is infecting the entertainment industry. The trend has even hit Moose Jaw. - Another movie is being filmed in the Friendly City and it's not for the faint of heart. 13 Eerie is a classic zombie movie currently being produced down in the old Moose Jaw Wild Animal Park. It's a story about seven forensic undergrad's that are marooned on an island during a university field project. What they don't know is that the island was formerly used as an illegal biological testing ground for life-term criminals left for dead. But they aren't. - President & CEO of Mind's Eye Entertainment Kevin Dewalt is the producer for the movie and says the old zoo was a perfect location to shoot. "The fact that I'm born and raised in Moose Jaw, I have these fond memories of the Moose Jaw Animal Park. As a kid I used to come here all the time with my parents and brothers and sisters and I just threw out I wonder what happened to the Moose Jaw Animal Park." =october 14th,2011= discovermoosejaw || [] - Hockey fans in Moose Jaw have a chance to get in the fight starting Friday night. The fight against breast cancer. - The Moose Jaw Warriors have launched a campaign called "Stick it to Cancer". They're selling special toques with all funds raised going to purchase a pump that will allow patients to receive treatment in their home. - This campaign is a special one for Assistant Coach Mike Vandenberghe. "Three of my five sisters have been diagnosed with breast cancer and two of them have just finished their treatments for it so it got a little close to home."
 * Warriors Stick it to Cancer

=october 13th,2011= [] =discover moose jaw= Beach Ready To Return - Opening night the Moose Jaw Warriors lost one of their key players. Cody Beach was issued a seven game suspension for a check to the head and has been forced to watch from the sidelines that last two weeks. - He says it's been frustrating watching from the stands. "Tight games you want to be out there to be that difference maker. Sitting with (Quinton) Howden the last few games, we're both nervous when it comes down to that. We want to be that guy needing to score the goal or stopping the team. Once we get back we got to be that guy that takes advantage of the opportunity." - Beach says that he's learned his lesson, and has been working hard on adjusting his game. "I play a certain way and I don't think that will ever change. I just need to be a little cautious going into certain areas and double thinking in your brain before doing it."

october 6th,2011 =discovermoosejaw= [] Warriors Calm Hurricanes - The Moose Jaw Warriors extended their winning streak to four games last night with a tight 3-2 win over the Lethbridge Hurricanes. - Moose Jaw turnovers in the second were costly as they turned into a pair of goals for Hurricanes forward Brady Ramsay. - Tied at two in the third the teams battled back and forth. With Lethbridge on a power play at the mid way point, Brett Lyon created a turnover and rushed up the ice, eventually feeding Sean Aschim for the eventual game winner.

The tribe came out strong, scoring first period goals from Kendall McFaull and Morgan Rielly =**october 5th,2011**= =discovermossejaw= [] Warriors Ready For Hurricanes - The Moose Jaw Warriors put their three game winning streak on the line tonight when they hook up with Lethbridge for the first time this season at Mosaic Place. - This game will mark the debut of newly acquired goalie Luke Siemens, who practiced with the tribe for the first time yesterday. - Siemens knows that there's going to be a lot of eyes on him. "Obviously I want to do good. I'm not going to put extra pressure on myself and think 'what are these guys going to think of me'. I'm just going to play my game." - The Delta, BC product was picked up from Everett Monday, and he says the chance to be a number one goalie is an opportunity he's worked hard for.

=**october 4th,2011**= ** discover moose jaw ** [] - There's a new man in the blue paint for the Warriors, as they've acquired 19 year old goalie Luke Siemens from Everett. - Headed to the Silvertips is 18 year old forward Matt Grant, along with third round picks in 2012 and 2013. - He's a good size, hard worker, competes hard, and has some experience," said Director of Hockey Operations Alan Millar. "He's one of those guys that's bided his time in the league, played behind some good goaltenders, and he's ready to take that step and be the number one guy here for us."

** october 3,2011 ** ** discover moose jaw **

[] Warriors Hot Rolling Into Week - The Moose Jaw Warriors opened their five game home stand with a pair of wins on the weekend.

- Friday night they erased two two goal deficits to come from behind and beat Prince Albert 6-5 in a shootout. Saturday night, Torrin White and Sean Aschim had two goals each in a 7-4 win over Swift Current. - Warrior goalie Spencer Tremblay picked up his first WHL win Saturday

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september 30th,2011 McIlrath Coming Back To MJ - Moose Jaw Warrior Dylan McIlrath's run with the New York Rangers is over after the team reassigned him to the tribe following Friday night's preseason game in Sweden - McIlrath picked up one penalty in the Rangers 4-2 win over the Frolunda Indians - The 19-year-old defenceman had been with the team all throughout training camp looking to crack the roster after being selected 10th overall in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. september 29,2011 []

september28,2011 [] discovermoosejaw.com - The week long layover for Warriors hockey ends as they open their weekend schedule with a battle against the Prince Albert Raiders. - The last last the tribe played at home was the regular season and home opener against Brandon on September 22nd. Their last game was last Friday's road win against the Wheat Kings. - Sophomore Forward Sam Fioretti says they've working hard at trying to stay sharp. "We've had a great week of practice, very high intensity, we're looking forward to getting out there." - Fioretti says their play inside of their zone was one of the focal points this week during practice. "We were kind of soft and not knowing where we were supposed to be in the defensive zone. We worked a lot on it during the week so it should help."

discovermoosejaw.com Howden Headed Back To MJ - Quinton Howden will have one more season in the WHL before moving onto the pros. - The star forward has been sidelined for the last two weeks after suffering a concussion in a Panthers rookie game, and apparently now Florida is sending him back to the Warriors - "We know that things probably didn't go exactly the Quinton would have hoped at the camp specifically as a result of the injury he got early on," said Warriors Director of Hockey Operations Alan Millar. "We're thrilled to have him back, first and foremost as a leader on our team. Secondly as one of the top players in the league. - Millar says it's unfortunate for Quinton to not be in the NHL, but says another year in junior could be a good thing. "I think in the big picture this will benefit him. It's another year in the league for Quinton to be a top player, probably score 40 to 50+."

september 27,2011

[|www.discovermoosejaw.com] Warriors Comment On Beach Suspension - Warriors Director of Hockey Operations Alan Millar is weighing in on the recent seven game suspension handed to forward Cody Beach. - The incident happened in the third period of last Thursday's WHL regular season opener. Beach hit Wheat Kings forward Bruno Mraz, who was tied up with a Warrior coming out from behind the net. He was issued a five minute major and a game misconduct for checking to the head. - The team found out about the suspension on the weekend, and Millar says they weren't surprised with the amount of games. "We suspected something in the six to ten game range based on what we had gone thru with the league in terms of the '7 Point Plan'," said Millar. "All the direction we had from the league, we knew that the issue of checking to the head, concussions, player safety is at the forefront right now."

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September 22,2011

WHL Looking Forward To Mosaic Place Opener - WHL Commissioner Rob Robison was in town Wednesday for the Moose Jaw Warriors annual season ticket holder BBQ. -

The league used the event to officially launch the 2011-2012 regular season, but Robison was also in town to take part in the opening night festivities at Mosaic Place.

- He spoke to fans says this is the start of a new chapter for the city. "It's just going to showcase the city in such a way, it's going to elevate everything. Not only from the Warriors hockey club improving them on a solid footing on long term, but it's going to attract a number of events

[|www.discovermoosejaw.com] September 08,2011

Fantuz Returns to Mosaic Stadium

- Fantuz was released by the NFL's Chicago Bears last week - Quarterback Darian Durant says tossing to Fantuz felt like old times - He says he's ready to go to the Banjo Bowl

McFaull Flys to Jets Camp dicovermoosejaw.com september 09,2011

-The 19 year old from Rosetown skated Thursday with the team and leaves today for his first camp with the Winnipeg Jets.

-Kendall McFaull was a late pick of the Atlanta Thrashers two years ago, and with the team now relocated to Winnipeg, he's Jets property.

-Cody Beach and Joel Edmundson are attending St. Louis Blues camp. Dylan McIlrath and Collin Bowman are at Rangers camp, and Quinton Howden is at Panthers camp

Stothers Liked What He Saw on Weekend september 13,2011 dicovermoosejaw.com - The Moose Jaw Warriors are 4-1 on the pre season after sweeping Brandon in a weekend home and home series. - Friday night in Brandon, Eric Arnold and Sebastian Svendsen had two goals each in 6-4 win. Saturday night at Mosaic Place, Svendsen and Braiden Doucette had three assists in a 6-4 win. - The tribe was without a number of veterans in both games, and Head Coach Mike Stothers says everyone stepped up and contributed.

Warriors On Ice for NHL Rookie Games september 14;2011 dicovermoosejaw.com - Two current Warriors and one former Warriors took part in NHL Rookie games last night at the Young Stars Tournament in Penticton, BC.  - Kendall McFaull and the Winnipeg Jets fly over San Jose 4-0. Former Warrior Thomas Heemskerk allowed four goals on 16 shots. - Dallas Ehrhardt was a -2 for Calgary in a 4-3 overtime loss to Vancouver - As well, Quinton Howden will see action down in Florida as the Panthers take on Nashville.

september 14;2011

Warriors NHL Rookie Game Updates - Plenty of NHL Rookie games with Warrior connections Tuesday... - Kendall McFaull was pointless for the Jets in a 2-0 loss to Edmonton at the Young Stars Tournament in Penticton, BC. - Turning to the Traverse City Prospects tournament, Dylan McIlrath and Collin Bowman were pointless in the Rangers 4-3 overtime loss to Carolina. As well, Cody Beach was pointless in St. Louis' 6-1 win over Dallas. - //**At the Young Stars Tournament**//... Dallas Ehrhardt and the Calgary Flames take on the Edmonton Oilers, while former Warrior Thomas Heemskerk and the Sharks take on Vancouver.

[] september 20;2011 Riders Improve to 4-7 - It wasn't pretty by any means, but the Saskatchewan Roughriders got the job done on Saturday afternoon at Mosaic Stadium in knocking off the Toronto Argonauts 30-20 to improve to 3-0 since the return of Ken Miller. - The Riders faced adversity in this game as they struggled to find a groove early and fell behind 9-0 midway through the second quarter, but head coach Ken Miller says their ability to battle back and out score the Argos 30-11 the rest of the way will really help them going forward. - I think it was really important for us to win that game, had we lost I don't know how I would have approached this session or the session with the team, but having though through and having got the win, I think it will harden us, make us a little more realistic and maybe prepare us as we go down this stretch run," said Miller during his post-game meeting with the media.

september 21;2011 Warriors McFaull Still Flying w/ Jets - As we get ready to open a new WHL season on Thursday, it's still not known at this time how many and which Warriors will be back in time from NHL main camps. - There is currently five players with the pros... Dylan McIlrath and Collin Bowman are skating with the Rangers; Cody Beach is with St. Louis; Quinton Howden is skating with the Florida Panthers; and Kendall McFaull is a province away with the Winnipeg Jets. - We had the opportunity to catch up with McFaull Tuesday, and he says the seeing the fans reaction to the return of the Jets has been amazing. - know for the first practice we were in a Junior A rink, and it was packed. There was 2000 plus fans there waiting for us to get on the ice and the went nuts. They were chanting 'Go Jets Go', it was probably the first time I stepped onto the ice for practice and had shivers." - According to McFaull that was just the first of many exciting moments. He says skating at the MTS Centre, the home of the Jets, was a surreal experience.