(Photo courtesy SaskatoonBlades.com)

Saskatoon, SK – Braylon Shmyr had a hat trick and an assist to lead the Saskatoon Blades past the Regina Pats 7-3 on Saturday night in Western Hockey League action.

Wyatt Sloboshan, Nick Zajac, Connor Gay and Colton Waltz supplied the rest of the offence for the Blades (18-28-4), who snapped a four-game skid.

Riley Woods, Robbie Holmes and Jared Freadrich scored for Regina (21-22-7), which got three assists from Adam Brooks.

Evan Smith made 29 saves for the win in net. Tyler Brown took the loss after kicking out 12-of-17 shots in 40 minutes of work. Jordan Hollett came on in relief and turned aside 6-of-8 shots.

Saskatoon scored once on two power-play chances while the Pats were 1 for 4.

The Pats have nearly a week off game action before they resume their push to the playoffs against the Medicine Hat Tigers on Friday, February 5 on 620 CKRM and Access 7.  For tickets to Friday’s 7 p.m. puck drop visit reginapats.com/craven.

(With files from Canadian Press, ReginaPats.com)

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Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Lol… 4651… way to go saskatoon sports fans!!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Who won the game?

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Huge crowd for a Blades game, must have given away 2,000 tickets.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Usually blades draw 1500 fans

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

That's just for the warm up.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Lol…. Patsies draw 6000 to one game and think they are kings -even though 2000 were freebies. At least the Blades know they are bad, you guys are just in denial – especially after that terrible game on Saturday

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

They will fold

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

My god people can we put this debate to bed in regards to attendance. BOTH cities suck when it comes to supporting their respective junior hockey teams. Regina average's 4133 per game and Saskatoon is 3995 so you can see they both suck at supporting. The Riders needs the whole province to succeed as the Rush will need the whole province to be successful. Stop comparing Calgary and Edmonton as both of these cities have the entire population of Saskatchewan within a 1 hours drive of each of their rinks. Can we just debate the games instead. Ron F. –… Read more »

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

This is the first year since 2007-2008 that the pats average attendance is higher than the Blades. Congrats.

william weppler
8 years ago

And now…getting back to the game. Blades were hungrier tonight and made the boys look very bad. Defense was attrocious as well as back checking. Hobbs/Williams – need you badly. No blame on the tenders for this disaster. When a call up (Holmes) outshines some of the vets there has to be some concern from the caoches and those vets. R Woods continues to impress…great decision by the coaches to send him down earlier for conditioning, add'l ice time as well as get his offensive confidence back. The good thing is the weekend didn't change much in the overall standings… Read more »

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Saskatoon just isn't a good sports city… in fact, it's not a good city at all.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Regina, the city that rhymes with a smelly onion.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Regina, the home to the greatest professional sports franchise in the world!!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

We here in Saskatoon were told recently that all the Regina Pats were seen climbing trees in the park because they wanted to PLAY WITH THE LEAFS.

Dan ( season ticket holder)
Dan ( season ticket holder)
8 years ago

Time to start sitting some of the veterans as the lack of effort is complete bull crap. Young guys coming in and performing as they have, WOW!!!!!!!!! If this team has to rely on two players such as Hobbs/Williams,to carry us through every game than we have a bigger issue than being a young team.( Durant gets hurt riders die) same thing with the Pats.Hope not. If the coaches and ownership is building a team for the future with these kind of thoughts and letting players not be accountable for there lack of performance on the ice than were in… Read more »

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

I'm a season ticket holder of 6 seats as well. Have to admit, was rethinking automatic renewal for next year too.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

how come anytime the Pats have a good crowd – it has to be that they gave away tickets? where do people come up with these ideas that the organization is always giving away tickets?

the owners are crooks and they charge too much – but they also give away thousands of tickets per game. something doesn't add up with that thought process.

give credit where it is due. queen city owners are making the appropriate steps to make the team relevant again in regina.

i wish them the best of luck with the rebuild, on and off the ice.

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Typical Canadian sports fan, I only support winning teams

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Well said by the last report…many people really looking at next year…but like they said last year "If you don't like it…don't buy tickets"

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Won't be renewing our Season Tickets in Section 109.
Ray

Anonymous
Anonymous
8 years ago

Ray, what row and seats you at? I'll try them out for Fridays game. Turn them over now, I'll pay you difference for rest of season. Good riddance!