Local Sports

MONDAY, APRIL 7TH

NHL
Winnipeg 3 St. Louis 1

MLB
Toronto 6 Boston 2

TUESDAY, APRIL 8TH

MJHL
Semi-Finals - Best of 7
Game 3
Dauphin at Portage - 7:30 PM (listen here)
Dauphin leads series 2-0

The Western Hockey League champion Moose Jaw Warriors are the Golden West Radio – DiscoverMooseJaw Team of the Year for 2024.

There have been times in the past when we’ve had to take time to look back at the accomplishments of local teams and make tough decisions on which team was the best.

This year, there was no question. We didn’t even have to have a meeting.

Our local Western Hockey League team won 44 of their 68 regular season games.

After years of hard work and dedication, things are really starting to escalate for Morden Minor Soccer as more opportunities for players have those around the programs very excited. 

It was an amazing season for the Killarney Shamrocks of the Tiger Hills Hockey League, who after winning the league championship, battled the SEMHL champion Ste. Anne Aces in a series that won't soon be forgotten.

While the results at the end were not what they were looking for, there's nothing but great memories and smiles for the Shamrocks.

After an incredible regular season, a grueling playoff run and more incredibly huge overtime games than ever before, the Ste. Anne Aces came out on top and were crowned Provincial Champions, something Kevin Lansard says he will cherish forever.

The Winkler Flyers struggled to find the back of the net for a second consecutive game as they lost game two of their semi-finals series 3-1 on Sunday.

By the numbers, the first period was more of a tight checking, if not cautious approach by both teams.

The Northern Manitoba Blizzard displayed a patient game while the Flyers didn't make any mistakes either, bring a 0-0 draw through the first twenty minutes.

After five seasons with the Swift Current Broncos, Reid Dyck is headed south for a fresh start.

The graduating goaltender has committed to play for Colgate University in the NCAA.

Another Estevan hockey team has closed up shop for the season, after being part of a great playoff run. The U18 AA Estevan Apex Bruins managed to make it to their league finals, before losing in two games to the Martensville Marauders.

The first game saw them fall 2-1 in overtime back in March, before they lost another game this weekend.

Head Coach Aren Miller talks about what went well and what didn't for the team.

It's locker clear-out day for the Swift Current Broncos.

The 2024-25 HCAA District Archery Championships took place at the Watson School. 

Six individual and two teams claimed championships.  

Here are the results: