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Promo Code	Discount Percentage	Date	Event
Open	Up to 25%	Fri Dec 02 2022	Swift Current Broncos Tickets
Open	Up to 25%	Sat Dec 03 2022	Swift Current Broncos Tickets
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Open	Up to 25%	Wed Dec 07 2022	Swift Current Broncos Tickets
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Swift Current Broncos
The Swift Current Broncos play in the Western Hockey League. The team was founded during 1967 in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. The Broncos played seven seasons before they were relocated to Lethbridge. The Broncos returned to Swift Current, and played there since 1986, at the Centennial Civic Centre.
The Swift Current Broncos Hockey Club was formed in 1966, and this was in the same year that the Western Hockey League was created. The team had not participated in league play that first year. However, they played exhibition games against other league members and intermediate teams. The Broncos competed in league play in 1967, along with Moose Jaw, Regina, Saskatoon, Weyburn, Estevan, Edmonton and Calgary. The Broncos operated in the league for 8 years and had such players as Joe Zanussi, Gene Peacosh, Kevin Migneault, Brian Spencer, Dave Schultz, Wayne Forsey, Brent Leavins, Terry Ruskowski, Dave “Tiger” Williams, and Bryan Trottier. In 1974 after a great season in which Williams, Trottier, and Ruskowski dominated and the team narrowly missed the league championship, the franchise was moved to Lethbridge.
During the next 12 years the Bronco hockey club operated in Tier II (SJHL). It became increasingly obvious that Swift Current fans would not support Tier II. In 1982 a group headed by John Rittinger sold shares to over 150 businesses and individuals, formed a community organization and began to woo the Western Hockey League for a franchise.Over the next four years the group suffered many frustrations as agreements to purchase various franchises fell through one by one. Brent Bilodeau, Trent McCleary, Andy Schneider, Todd Holt, Tyler Wright, and Rick Girard were key contributors to the success of the 1992-93 team. Girard and Ashley Buckberger were subsequently selected in the 2nd round of the NHL Entry Draft (Girard by Vancouver, and Buckberger by Quebec).