Carrier-Pasap carries Thom Trojans to victory

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Brody Carrier-Pasap scored 37 points to lead the Thom Trojans to a 77-66 win over the Laval Lions in Wednesday’s RIBL senior boys action.

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Brody Carrier-Pasap scored 37 points to lead the Thom Trojans to a 77-66 win over the Laval Lions in Wednesday’s Regina Intercollegiate Basketball League Senior Boys action.

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Matthew McCluskey advanced Laval by 16 points.

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In other Senior Boys action, the Martin Monarchs took 26 points from Ty Thomson in an 81-78 win over the Sheldon-Williams Spartans and Riley Clanton scored 25 points for the Miller Marauders in their 85-70 win over the Campbell’s tartans.

In an older girls game, Lesya Miles scored 20 points for Campbell in his 62-51 win over Miller.

SWETLIKOFF SHINES

Regina native Blake Swetlikoff scored a goal and an assist for the Lethbridge Hurricanes and was honored with the second star on Wednesday after a 4-1 Western Hockey League win over the Moose Jaw Warriors.

Swetlikoff has 12 points, including four goals, in 11 games since being acquired by the Spokane Chiefs on Jan. 6. The 19-year-old center had 19 points, including five goals, in 34 games at the time of the deal.

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Also on Wednesday, Jake Sloan and Ethan Ernst each scored two goals for the Tri-City Americans in their 6-1 win over the visiting Swift Current Broncos.

Meanwhile, Regina-born defenseman Landon Kosior was named the first star for a second straight season after helping the Prince Albert Raiders defeat host Vancouver Giants 4-1. He had one goal and one assist and was plus-3.

On Tuesday, Kosior had one goal and three assists in a 6-3 away win against the Victoria Royals.

STORMY NIGHT

Pilot Butte Storm improved his Bill Johnston Division record to 25-7-0-2 by beating the Richardson Pioneer Southern Rebels 5-2 in the Prairie Junior Hockey League in Assiniboia on Wednesday.

Kayden Reeder, Adam Husli, Dylan Simank, Riley Woykin and Jaxon Henry scored for the storm. Logan Fontaine and Jordan Johnson answered for Assiniboia.

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