Category Archives: Local Sports

Since the implementation of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Bantam Draft back in the summer of 2015, no team has won more games (332) or championships (three: 2017, 2019, 2023) than the Battlefo...

The SJHL champions and Centennial Cup silver medalists, Melfort Mustangs, were celebrated late Wednesday afternoon in an impressive show of support by the community. A parade and free barbecue were he...

Nearly 10 months after the North Battleford Beavers snapped a 26-year championship drought, defeating the rival Unity Cardinals to win their first North Sask River Baseball League (NSRBL) title since ...

The Red Pheasant Lady Rebels recently took home the Women's Division championship at the recent Fred Sasakamoose "Chief Thunderstick" National Hockey Championship in Saskatoon. Seemingly a team of des...

A first of its kind lacrosse program in Saskatchewan, that was created to help get girls more active in sports, has experienced a very successful start.Over the weekend the Flatland Coyotes sent three...

It's known as one of the hardest trophies to win in Canadian hockey and it proved to be just that for the Melfort Mustangs who fell 1-0 to the Collingwood Blues at the Centennial Cup in Oakville, Ont....

The Melfort Mustangs are now just one win away from their first National Championship in club history.This will be the organization's biggest game since 1996 - the last time they made it to the Centen...

A trip to the national championship game was on the line and the Melfort Mustangs did not disappoint Saturday night. The team defeated the Calgary Canucks 2-1 at the Centennial Cup in Oakville, Ont. t...

The fourth annual Fred Sasakamoose "Chief Thunderstick" National Hockey Championship kicked off on Thursday in Saskatoon with more than a handful of local teams competing for their shot at national gl...

Boasting quick hands, quick feet, and a motor that never quits, there are few players who can jet up-and-down ice, and inspire their teammates to give it their all at both ends of the rink, like North...