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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:  

Cheers and laughs echoed across Curtis Field in Redwood Meadows on April 5, sparked by the Bow Valley Rugby Club women's team’s Prom Dress Touch Rugby games.

What organizers hope will become an annual event was a smash hit ahead of the outdoor rugby season.

More than 40 women took to the slushy field to play a few fun matches—trading their jerseys for gowns, but keeping their cleats.

Over the weekend, players and families of the Agra Risk Wheatland Kings were honoured at their annual awards banquet.

The Strathmore Family Centre Arena hosted more than 130 families and players.

The event featured speeches from the coaching staff and athletes.

Awards were presented to several players:

Kenny M'Pindou, a bobsledder and motivational speaker, is trying to inspire the next generation of athletes, particularly young people with Olympic dreams.                                                                                                                                                                                  Over the past two years, he has been visiting school after school, where he serves as a mentor, sharing his experiences and guiding students toward their potential.

The 2025 Judo Saskatchewan Provincial Championships have wrapped up, marking the end of the 2024/25 judo season in Saskatchewan. The event was held at Vanier Collegiate, with 219 participants from 13 clubs across the province.

Moose Jaw Koseikan Club proudly retained their title as Provincial Champions for the second consecutive year. Regina's Shinmura Judo Club secured second place, while Swift Current Judo Club finished in third.

After three seasons in green and white, 20-year-old Kindersley Jr. Klippers goaltender Cody Jaman has committed to the University of Augustana Vikings of the ACAC for the upcoming season. 

Coming to Kindersley for the 2022–23 season, Jaman started 89 games in his Klippers career for a 3.55 goals-against average and .900 SV%. Sharing starts for each of the last three years Jaman also started six playoff games, earning a win in Game 4 of this year's first round series against the Melfort Mustangs.

Curling season finds itself quickly winding down, and two Portagers will be coming home with some extra hardware following the Canadian Masters Curling Championship.

Dean Moxham and Dale Michie have been curling together for around 3 decades, and for the first time ever, they got to curl in this championship together.

Moxham outlines the reasons for that.

It came down to a deciding game number five but in that winner take all contest, the Eastman Selects U15 AAA team exploded offensively and Evangeline Golding posted a shutout, winning the championship game 9-0.

Golding admits it's still sinking in that they are league champions. "It's something," the humble star says. "It's really exciting and it's a special memory for myself and my teammates."