Winterhawks win 7-2, again

Published: Sunday, November 30, 2025 at 7:30 am

Winterhawks Dominate Broncos in Second Straight Victory

The Portland Winterhawks continued their winning streak, securing a decisive 7-2 victory over the Swift Current Broncos. This marks the second consecutive night the Winterhawks have triumphed with a 7-2 scoreline, showcasing their dominance against teams struggling during their US road trips.

Key to the Winterhawks' success was their offensive firepower. Ryan Miller led the charge with two goals, contributing to a three-point performance and extending his league-leading point streak to 19 games. Nathan Brown and Nathen Free also each netted two goals, while Will McLaughlin and Sam Spehar each tallied three points.

The Winterhawks' offensive prowess was evident in their shot totals, outshooting the Broncos 51-23. This follows a similar pattern from the previous night's game against the Regina Pats, where they outshot their opponents 52-27. The Winterhawks established control early in the game, scoring the first three goals in both the first and second periods.

The Broncos, currently at the bottom of the standings, have faced challenges during their US trip, losing four consecutive games. The Winterhawks capitalized on this, securing a crucial victory.

Looking ahead, the Winterhawks face a demanding schedule with seven games in 12 days, including a series of back-to-back games. Despite their strong performance, they remain in third place in the Western Conference, with a relatively narrow lead over teams further down the standings. The Swift Current Broncos, meanwhile, are now at the bottom of the standings.

BNN's Perspective: The Winterhawks' consistent performance is encouraging, but the upcoming schedule will truly test their mettle. While these victories are welcome, the team needs to maintain this level of play to solidify their position in the standings and prepare for tougher competition.

Keywords: Portland Winterhawks, Swift Current Broncos, hockey, WHL, Ryan Miller, scoring, victory, game, points, shots, Western Conference, schedule

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