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You can start marking your calendar for the 2025-26 Swift Current Broncos season.

The WHL released their pre-season and regular season schedules today.

Swift Current opens their season Friday, September 19th at home against the Regina Pats.

The Broncos then welcome the defending WHL Champion Medicine Hat Tigers for a playoff re-match on September 26th.

Swift Current makes their six-game U.S. Division road swing from November 26th through December 5th.

They have a seven-game homestand from January 17th to February 6th.

A Ponoka curler has been selected as one of the recipients of the Spirit of Sandra Scholarship, awarded by the Sandra Schmirler Foundation to support young leaders in curling and community service.

Emma Deschiffart skipped her team at the 2024 Canadian U20 Championships and volunteers with the Little Rocks youth program at her local curling centre. She will attend the University of Alberta this fall, pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce with a specialization in accounting.

A former equipment manager of the Humboldt Broncos has added another championship to his résumé.  

Ramandeep “Chico” Dhanjal was on the bench with the Abbotsford Canucks of the American Hockey League (AHL) as they claimed the Calder Cup defeating the Charlotte Checkers in a thrilling six-game series on Monday night.  

The Swift Current 57's look to build on their successful weekend as they start a six-game WCBL road swing through Alberta tonight.

The Florida Panthers may have hoisted the Stanley Cup, but their farm team won’t be getting their hands on the Calder Cup.

The Abbotsford Canucks erased a two-goal deficit to beat the Charlotte Checkers 3–2 on the road last night, wrapping up the AHL championship series in six games.

It marks the first Calder Cup title for the Vancouver Canucks' affiliate. Meanwhile, the Checkers are still chasing their second title since winning in 2019.

While the recent rainfall is more than welcome across the province, it's been putting a solid dent in first pitch plans for local baseball teams.

One of those teams in particular, the WCBL's Saskatoon Berries, played a doubleheader over the weekend against the Energy City Cactus Rats. After their Saturday game at Cairns Field was rained out, in Ernie Banks fashion on Sunday it was a great chance to play two, and the Berries walked away with a pair of wins 4-3 and 4-0 to send fans home happy after a long day at the ballpark.

The CCA Rodeo returns to southwest Saskatchewan this week for an iconic annual Frontier Days rodeo that's sure to bring in the spirit of the wild west.

The Plewis Automotive Group CCA Rodeo is set to take place at the Kinetic Exhibition Park's Magnus Area in Swift Current with nearly a dozen events beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.

John Uglem, rodeo director, shared that the 4th Barrel Beer Gardens will also be open during each rodeo, and they might have slack on Saturday at 9:00 a.m., but it isn't confirmed.

Two Moose Jaw teams were in action against the Wynyard Blues last night in the Rambler Park Fastball League. The Giants were first up and nabbed an 11–5 win, but the Blues answered that loss by shutting out the Canadians 11–0 in the late game.

Only one Western Canadian Baseball League game last night: the Brooks Bombers beat Lethbridge 10–5.

The Moose Jaw Miller Express are back at it this evening. They look to snap a two-game skid as they kick off their series against the Gulls in Sylvan Lake.

No surprises for Kindersley Jr. Klippers fans as the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League unveiled the date and opponent for each team's 2025-2026 home opener on Monday. 

As usual the Klippers will travel to face the Battlefords North Stars to open the season on Friday, September 19, and then on Saturday, September 20 the Klippers welcome in the rival North Stars to complete the annual season-opening home and home.

It was a winning weekend for both local roller derby teams as they took to the track for their final games of the season. 

The junior Ra Ra Riots team participated in a scrimmage which saw the polar bears skate away with a win against the black bears with a final score of 237 to 193. 

The Redneck Betties faced their Calgary friends the Jane Deeres in a season first match up between the two with the Betties winning it all 251-124.