Saskatoon Berries gear up for playoffs as regular season winds down
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On Monday, the Saskatoon Berries faced off against the Moose Jaw Miller Express in their final regular season game.
On Monday, the Saskatoon Berries faced off against the Moose Jaw Miller Express in their final regular season game.
Like their season, the game had a slow start but gained momentum in the latter half, with the Berries emerging victorious with a 4-3 win. The team is now gearing up for the playoffs.
Berries coach Joe Carnahan said clinching the playoff spot was just the first of many goals for the organization.
"I mean, at the start of the season that's always our goal, and we have more goals that we want to achieve throughout the playoffs, and that's step one. We're glad we've got that, but we're also looking forward to reaching some of our other goals," said Carnahan
Next up, the Berries will face the Medicine Hat Mavericks in the East Division semi-final on Wednesday.
The team has recently played against the Mavericks, splitting the games with a loss and a commanding 11-3 win.
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