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Walking up to the SLS Sports Field, the changes ahead of the Bow Valley Bobcats’ season opener are immediately noticeable.

The Bobcats face the George McDougall Mustangs tonight in the second game of a doubleheader on Ed Eggerer Field.

Head coach Dustin Paul says the energy has been high since camp opened last week.

The Moose Jaw Warriors opened their 2025 main training camp on Wednesday as they prepare to put together their roster for the upcoming Western Hockey League season. 

With roughly 110 players vying for a spot, it's one of the largest camps the team has ever held. 

The High School Football season starts this Friday, right before the school year gets underway. Fall Camp has been in full swing for all three Moose Jaw teams for the last week or so.

We will be highlighting how each squad's camp has been going and what's to come for this season.

Central Collegiate Cyclones

The Central Collegiate Cyclones begin their football season this Friday in Regina with a matchup against Balgonie at Leibel Field. After a condensed training camp due to an early start, the team is shifting focus to game prep.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28TH

American Association Baseball
Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks 5 Winnipeg Goldeyes 4

FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH

American Association Baseball
Sioux City Express at Winnipeg Goldeyes - 7:00 PM

MLB
Milwaukee at Toronto - 6:07 PM

The U18 AAA Eastman Selects are coming back to Steinbach for the upcoming 2025-26 season, and the whole group is excited to get things going inside their new home, the Southeast Event Centre.

New home sweet home

From playing rugby in Souris, to travelling around the world playing the game she loves, Emily Tuttosi has become an inspiration for athletes all around Manitoba.

Around the world

Power lifting sensation out of Killarney, Carmen Heaphy, has been working hard for years, and all that hard work as given her a chance to compete at the Western Canadian Power Lifting Championships in Nanaimo, British Columbia later this year, but she still has bigger goals.

There isn't anything quite like Friday night high school football.

The Swift Current Comprehensive High School Colts open their football season this evening against Weyburn.

"It's almost tough to describe," said Colts defensive backs coach and former player Tyson Congdon. "Getting to open your season on a year that we're pretty excited about at home against a team that we really would like to beat, that's going to be pretty special for the guys."

We'll have the game on Country 94.1 FM with Local Sports Live at 5:20 PM.

The Saskatchewan Senior Fitness 55+ Provincial Games wrapped up yesterday after three days in Swift Current.

"I feel really good," said Chair of the local organizing committee Teagan Gader. "I heard a lot of compliments. I think everything ran pretty smooth."

With several hundred people participating in the game the committee was happy to showcase Swift Current.

It's a new era in the Canadian Hockey League, and with that comes a new approach to training camp for the Swift Current Broncos.

Now that loss of NCAA eligibility is no longer an impediment for players interested in major junior hockey, Broncos GM Chad Leslie brought in a larger crop of rookies and free agents at camp.