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Kelly Carrington Staff Writer November was a busy month in the SJHL as 13 transactions were made among the teams. Flin Flon pulled the trigger on four transactions this past month. On Nov. 13, Flin Flon traded 1992-born Bomber veteran Dylan MacNab to the Neepawa Natives of the MJHL for future considerations. Head coach and GM Mike Reagan acquired 1993-born Paul Lamereaux from the Canmore Eagles on Nov. 22 for the rights to 1993-born Austen Herbert. The same day, the Bombers traded Lamereaux to the Spruce Grove Saints of the AJHL for future considerations. The most recent trade for the Bombers came on Nov. 24 as veteran 1993-born Justin Schoffer was traded to the Kindersley Klippers for future considerations. November's transactions around the SJHL were: Nov. 29 La Ronge Ice Wolves trade 1992-born Nathan Boyer and 1992-born Brennan Ritchie to the Melville Millionaires for 1994-born Rhett Kehoe, 1996-born Kade Kehoe and future considerations. Humboldt Broncos trade the rights to 1993-born Luke Lee Knight and 1993-born Riley Kieser to the Lloydminster Bobcats of the AJHL for 1994-born Justin Lund. Nov. 27 Estevan Bruins trade 1993-born Roger Tagoona to the OCN Blizzard of the MJHL for future considerations. Battlefords North Stars trade 1993-born Justin Waskewitch to the OCN Blizzard (MJHL) for future considerations. Nov. 22 Estevan Bruins acquire 1993-born Leighton McLachlan from the Druemheller Dragons (AJHL) for future considerations. Nov. 21 Battlefords North Stars acquire 1993-born Joren Johnson from the Trail Smoke Eaters of the BCHL for future considerations. Nov. 19 Humboldt Broncos acquire 1993-born Chris Manhas from the Kindersley Klippers for future considerations. Nov. 16 Melfort Mustangs acquire 1993-born Brady Goebel from the Whitecourt Wolverines of the AJHL for future considerations. Nov. 7 Estevan Bruins trade 1993-born Brendan Wilde to the Neepawa Natives of the MJHL for future considerations.
