The Blizz are now riding a four-game win streak after winning back-to-back thrillers against the Winnipeg Blues and the Selkirk Steelers. Friday's game saw the Blues get off to a fast start; Defenseman Tate Dolinsky scored his goal nineteen seconds in, and Campbell Epp's goal came in a little bit after the halfway point. Shortly after Epp's goal, Quincy Supprien and the Blizz power play unit got on the board to cap off the first. Early in the second, the Blizz power play unit and Fredonia State commit Brett Ward got to work again and were able to tie things up. The Blues were able to add one more to the tally early into the back half of the second; Evan Gradt and the Blue's penalty kill unit were able to capitalize and net a shorthanded goal to round out the second. Near the seven-minute mark, Miguel Bouvier and the Blizz power play unit orchestrated a power play goal to tie things up and send the game to overtime. It took Keenan McNeill just under a minute to set up Quincy Supprien, who fired one into the net to seal the victory in extra time.

Saturday's game was just as exciting, if not more thrilling, for the Northern Manitoba Blizzard and its fans in attendance. Miguel Bouvier registered his second-weekend goal on the power play to get the ball rolling. Just before the midway mark, Selkirk forward Landon Jamieson cashed in a power-play goal to tie things up. Moments later, Cheechoo Lathlin put the Blizz back in front with his goal to wrap up the first. In the opening minutes of the second, another Selkirk power-play goal was placed in the net, this time by Cole Babych. Just past the ten-minute point, Brett Ward earned his second power-play goal of the weekend; a few shifts later, Landon Jamieson was able to even the score once again for Selkirk after the puck ricocheted off his shoulder and got past Blizz net minder Taye Timmerman. Hugo Larkin was able to assist Miguel Bouvier in a shorthanded goal to finish the second period strong. Right out of the gate in the third, Owen Branson balanced the scoreboard with the period's lone goal and sent the game to overtime. After a quiet overtime period, the game would eventually be decided in a shoot-out. After multiple attempts from both sides, it would be Tyler Dahms who potted a goal to win the game for the Blizz. The Blizz play three games on the road this week; tomorrow, they'll play against division rival Dauphin; on Friday, they'll go toe-to-toe against the Steinbach Pistons; and on Saturday, they'll match up against the Winnipeg Freeze.