Raiders look to keep their refound game against top rivals
If their last two games are any indication, the Prince Albert Raiders have rediscovered how to play their brand of Raider hockey—the fast, aggressive, hard-working style the raiders have been known for.
The Raiders beat the Swift Current Broncos 4-2 on Saturday and were outlasted 3-2 to the Brandon Wheat Kings on Monday, in which Raiders head coach Marc Habscheid believed his team “deserved to win.”
The Raiders will likely need that revived style of play to get some points against the Saskatoon Blades. The Blades had their best start in franchise history and were 9-0-1 in their first 10 games. But the Blades have scuffled a little in their last three games, registering two losses and an overtime defeat.
Like the Raiders, the Blades missed their captain Chase Wouters for a three-game absence, after he was suspended for crosschecking Raider Ozzy Wiesblatt awkwardly into the boards in their last meeting March 29.



