SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. Ecco Scarpe Saldi . -- Coda Gordon and Colby Cave each had two goals and two assists as the surging Swift Current Broncos beat the Moose Jaw Warriors 7-1 in Western Hockey League action Monday. The Broncos (14-8-1) won their eighth straight game and moved into a tie atop the Eastern Conference at 29 points with Medicine Hat, though the Tigers have played four less games. Brycen Martin had the winning goal in the first period and added three assists for the Broncos. Julius Honka added a goal and two assists and Connor Sanvido also scored. Brett Lernout and Graham Black had two assists each. Travis Brown had the lone goal for the Warriros (7-12-4), spoiling Landon Bows shutout bid at 11:58 of the third period. Bow finished with 25 saves. Zachary Sawchenko stopped 15 of 18 shots for Moose Jaw before being replaced by Justin Paulic to start the third period. Paulic stopped 10 of 14 shots in relief. The Broncos converted four of their seven power-play chances, while Moose Jaw went 1 for 7. --- Wheat Kings 5 Hurricanes 3 BRANDON, Man. -- Richard Nejezchleb scored three goals as the Wheat Kings beat Lethbridge. Peter Quenneville and Jens Meilleur, into an empty net, also scored for Brandon (10-11-0), while Jordan Papirny made 26 saves. Kolten Olynek, Jamal Watson and Macoy Erkamps scored for the Hurricanes (2-17-3). Corbin Boes stopped 38 of 42 shots. --- Silvertips 4 Giants 3 (OT) EVERETT, Wash. -- Ivan Nikolishin scored 67 seconds into overtime as Everett edged Vancouver 4-3. Dacry DeRoose scored his first goal of the season for the Silvertips. Joshua Winquist and Carson Stadnyk also scored for Everett (14-3-30, who after a scoreless first period led 2-1 after two. Dalton Sward, Carter Popoff and Trent Lofthouse replied for Vancouver (8-12-2). Daniel Cotton turned back 21 shots for Everett, while Payton Lee made 22 saves for Vancouver. --- Ice 5 Hitmen 1 CALGARY -- Jaedon Descheneau had two power-play goals and an assist in Kootenays win over Calgary. Tim Bozon and Rinat Valiev each had a goal and an assist, while Jon Martin rounded out the scoring for the Ice (11-8-2). Calder Brooks scored for the Hitmen (10-6-4). Wyatt Hoflin made 29 saves for Kootenay, and Mack Shields stopped 28 shots for Calgary. Ecco Outlet Online . An unconventional night for Texas-El Paso nearly led to the Miners getting a huge upset. Down by 14 with 2:21 left, the Miners went on a frantic closing spurt that fell just short, and UTEP was beaten by No. Ecco Scontate Outlet . Calgarys Bo Levi Mitchell and Montreals Troy Smith will be the starting quarterbacks in a CFL season-opener for the first time in their careers. Both want to reinforce their No. 1 status. You can watch the game live in the first half of a doubleheader on TSN and TSN GO at 3:00pm et/Noon pt. http://www.eccooutlet.it/ . -- Keith Aulie has joined the Tampa Bay Lightning.Lexington, KY (SportsNetwork.com) - Kentucky and Providence were both undefeated coming into Sundays meeting at Rupp Arena, and it was virtually even for 20 minutes before the top-ranked Wildcats pulled away. Willie Cauley-Stein and Karl-Anthony Towns each recorded 11 points and six rebounds, and Kentucky held the Friars to 16 points after the break en route to a 58-38 win. The Wildcats (7-0) saw five other players finish with six points, including Andrew Harrison, who added four assists and four steals. We needed to face a team like (Providence), Cauley-Stein said. The game could have gone either way, but we found a way to win. Tyler Harris and Carson Desrosiers each netted 10 points for the Friars (6-1), who made just 4-of-24 (16.7 percent) in the deciding second half. Kris Dunn shot 1-of-7 from the floor and committed 10 of Providences 18 turnovers. We just didnt have good ball movement, so thats on me, Providence head coach Ed Cooley said. Im excited to movve my team forward. Ecco Scarpe Scontate. While the final numbers were unsightly, the Friars opened the contest by making seven of their first 10 shots. They led 19-15 following two Harris free throws with 6:49 remaining in the first half, but baskets were much tougher to come by the rest of the way. Kentucky went into halftime holding a 26-22 lead and never trailed after the break. For a 14-plus minute stretch that went into the second half, the Friars connected on just 1-of-16 shots, and a Towns three-point play gave Kentucky a 33-25 lead with 14:04 to go. A quick 9-0 run capped by an Alex Poythress layup in transition extended the Wildcats cushion to 44-29, and the hosts cruised from there. Game Notes Providence fell to 2-12 all-time against No. 1 ranked teams ... Kentucky beat its first six opponents by an average of 36.8 points ... Providence came in averaging 74.2 ppg ... Kentucky outscored the Friars in the paint, 38-12. ' ' '