The brooms were out for two Humboldt Minor Hockey teams, as weekend games were swept Saturday and Sunday.

In Martensville, the Midget AA Broncos earned a 3-0 win Saturday night.

Austin Hilts scored a pair of goals in the contest, with Justin Pronych adding a power play tally. Dawson Cochrane stopped all shots faced to secure the shutout.

On Sunday, the Broncos stopped in Saskatoon for a meeting with the Screaming Eagles. Humboldt grabbed the lead once again, when Gavin Ingram found the back of the net just 2:24 into the game.

Morgan Gobeil and Damon Vanderlinde scored goals in the second period to put Humboldt up 3-1 late in the middle session. Saskatoon would strike back with just one second left on a late power play goal to make it 3-2 headed to the third.

In the third period, Hilts would regain the two goal edge for Humboldt before Vanderlinde deposited his second goal to make it 5-2.

The Eagles added another late guy to make the final 5-3 for the Broncos. Ryland Pronych picked up the win.

Through four games, the Broncos sit with a record of 3-1, currently tied for fourth overall. Their next game doesn't come until November 6 when they host the Saskatoon Icehawks in LeRoy.

The Bantam AA Broncos hosted a pair of games in LeRoy against Moose Jaw and Weyburn.

Trailing 1-0 after the first period on Saturday, Kaden Kohle and Noah Barlage chipped in to give Humboldt a then 2-1 lead. Moose Jaw would even the game 95 seconds later.

In the third period, the two sides exchanged goals within two minutes again, as Nolan Allan gave Humboldt the lead before the Warriors quickly tied the game.

New for 2016-17, the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League has added a five minute overtime session.

Humboldt used that to their advantage just 44 seconds into the extra frame as Kalen Ukrainetz scored the game-winning goal for a 4-3 victory.

Sunday's game was less stressing for the Broncos.

Kaden Kohle scored his first of five goals 45 seconds into the game, as the Broncos shutout Weyburn 9-0.

Logan Stumborg contributed a pair of goals, with Luke Stadnyk and Noah Barlage adding other tallies.

Goaltender Derek Tarnowski was tasked to make just eight saves in the shutout win.

Seven games into the season, Humboldt is 5-1-1 for 11 points, which has them fourth in the North Division. Next up is another game in LeRoy on November 6, when they host Notre Dame.