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Women's Hockey:
Friday, Jan. 17: vs. Calgary Dinos 7:00 p.m. Merlis Belsher Place (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Calgary Dinos 7:00 p.m. Merlis Belsher Place (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
This weekend provides the Huskies with a massive opportunity to chase down the conference-leading Calgary Dinos. Saskatchewan (10-6-1-3) will take the ice Friday night seven points back of Calgary (13-5-1-1), as the Dogs look to move into a top-two seed in the Canada West, which would earn the team a first-round bye. The Huskies have been led by Bailee Bourassa, who has registered eight goals in her last eight games, including tallies in three-straight.

Women's Volleyball:
Friday, Jan. 17: vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 6:00 p.m. PAC (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 3:00 p.m. PAC (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
It has been a breakout season for the Huskies women's volleyball team. Saskatchewan (9-5) has as many wins through 14 matches as they did all of last season after the team finished with a 9-15 record. The Huskies will take on the Wesmen (7-9) who are on the team's tails in the standings race. Winnipeg is looking to snap a playoff drought of their own, with their last postseason appearance coming back in the 2011-12 campaign. Saskatchewan has swept the previous two matchups against Winnipeg and has not lost to the Canada West foe in Saskatoon since the 2011-12 season. The Huskies hold a 6-0 record over their last three matchups at the PAC, a trend they will look to continue this weekend.
 
Men's Volleyball:
Friday, Jan. 17: vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 8:00 p.m. PAC (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 5:00 p.m. PAC (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
With 14 games down and 8 to go in the 2019-20 regular season, the Huskies (7-7) have positioned themselves in solid standing as they look to clinch their second consecutive postseason appearance. Fresh off the bye week, the Huskies will look to rebound after a weekend split against MacEwan in their opening matchup of the 2020 calendar year. The pair of clashes will serve as a prime opportunity for the Huskies, who are looking to chase down the Wesmen (8-6) in the standings. With the top eight teams qualifying for the postseason and Saskatchewan entering the weekend sitting in seventh place, a pair of wins would go a long way in providing a little extra cushion in the conference's pecking order.

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Women's Basketball:
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Manitoba Bisons 12:00 p.m. Winnipeg, Man. (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
Sunday, Jan. 19: vs. Manitoba Bisons 12:00 p.m. Winnipeg, Man. (Tickets / Watch Online / Live Stats)
Another weekend, another pair of wins for the Huskies women's basketball team. Saskatchewan remains the lone undefeated team in the nation between conference and non-conference play and will trek to Winnipeg for a weekend series against Manitoba. The Huskies will take the floor on Saturday afternoon with their last loss to the Bisons coming 3,369 days ago on Jan. 31, 2010. The matchup will serve as one final weekend before Saskatchewan's matchup against the Calgary Dinos on Jan. 24 & 25 at the PAC between the two-top teams in the Canada West.
 
Men's Basketball:
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Manitoba Bisons 2:00 p.m. Winnipeg, Man.  ( Watch Online / Live Stats)
Sunday, Jan. 19: vs. Manitoba Bisons 2:00 p.m. Winnipeg, Man.  (Watch Online / Live Stats)
The Huskies (9-3) will face their toughest test of the 2019-20 season so far this weekend in Winnipeg in a clash against the Bisons (11-1). The Huskies split their series last weekend against the Victoria Vikes, winning 78-71 on Friday night, before falling 94-74 on Saturday night. The Bisons will take the court as one of the hottest teams in the country, as winners of their last eight games. Saskatchewan, who will look to break out of their four-game losing streak against Manitoba, will make the trip to the provincial capital for the first time since the 2015-16 season.  
 
Men's Hockey:
Friday, Jan. 17: vs. Calgary Dinos 8:00 p.m. Calgary, Alta. (Watch Online / Live Stats)
Saturday, Jan. 18: vs. Calgary Dinos 8:00 p.m. Calgary, Alta. (Watch Online / Live Stats)
After their weekend sweep in Lethbridge, Saskatchewan officially punched their ticket to the postseason. But first, the Huskies will continue their four-game road swing in the Stampede City against the Dinos in a pivotal Canada West showdown. The two programs have matching 14-4-2 records, and after splitting their matchup in Saskatoon earlier this season, this weekend looms large in terms of playoff positioning. Collin Shirley will look to continue to hot streak for Saskatchewan, who has finished the regular season in the top-two in the conference in four consecutive years after the third-year forward registered a hat trick in the team's 8-5 win Saturday night over the Pronghorns.

Track and Field:
Jan. 17-18: Golden Bear Open, Edmonton, Alta.
After a successful showing this past weekend in the inaugural Sanderson Classic in Saskatoon, the Huskies track and field teams will be back in action this coming weekend when they head to the University of Alberta campus for the Golden Bear Open. The weekend will allow Huskie athletes to familiarize themselves with the surroundings in Edmonton, with the city playing host to the U SPORTS Championship, from Mar. 5-7, 2020.
 
Wrestling:
Jan. 18: at Guelph Open, Guelph, Ont.
The men's and women's Huskies wrestling teams will be back on the road this weekend as they trek east to the University of Guelph. Saskatchewan was competing away from home this past weekend, as they took part in the Golden Bear and Panda Invitational in Edmonton. The Huskies had plenty of podium finishers in a competition filled with Western Canada's finest, with Logan Sloan, Ayobami Peluola, Carson Lee, Hunter Lee, Alexandra Schell and Angele Aalbers each won gold medals in their respective weight classes. The meet will serve as the first the Huskies program has attended east of Manitoba in the last five years.