It was a milestone night at The Cage on Saturday as hometown captain Finley Radloff reached an impressive career benchmark, skating in his 200th regular season SJHL game — all proudly in a Nipawin Hawks jersey.
Radloff becomes just the twelfth player in franchise history to reach the 200-game mark with the Hawks, cementing his place among some of the organization’s most dedicated and long-serving players. Since making his debut, the captain has been a consistent presence on and off the ice, embodying the work ethic and leadership that define Hawks hockey.
Through 200 regular season games, Radloff has recorded 61 goals and 50 assists for a total of 111 points, while also accumulating 234 penalty minutes. His contributions go far beyond the scoresheet, bringing energy, physicality, and leadership to every shift.
Head coach and general manager Tad Kozun spoke about the significance of the milestone.
“200 games is something to be very proud of and a great accomplishment for a player in our league. For Finley, being able to do it in his hometown while wearing the ‘C’ for the past two seasons has shown what it means to be a Hawk, and we are happy he is here for his entire career of junior hockey.”
A proud product of the community he represents, Radloff’s achievement is one shared by teammates, coaches, billets, and fans who have watched his journey from rookie to captain. Reaching the 200-game milestone entirely with one organization speaks to his commitment to the Hawks and the pride he carries wearing the jersey.
The Nipawin Hawks organization is so incredibly proud of Finley and all he has accomplished. His dedication, leadership, and passion for the team and community continue to set the standard for what it means to wear the Hawks crest.
*Photo Credit : RIchard Peterson Photography
