Saints Rise to MJHL Lead After Strong Road Wins
The Winnipeg Saints moved to the top of the MJHL after recent road victories at OCN and Swan Valley. Coach Doug Stokes rebuilt with a younger roster, releasing five of 17 returning players to push the team to the top.
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Saints hold top spot as Stokes reshapes MJHL roster
Stokes notes a mix of 12 veterans and 10 newcomers after trades with Saskatchewan. Massicotte Carriere and Goertzen join, boosting a balanced Saints attack led by Dan Watt and Matthew Gingera. Saints lead MJHL scoring but face busy schedule and possible defensive depth adds before playoffs.
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