Local Sports

The Eatonia Fox Valley River Kings are Hi-Way 14 League U13 Champions.

They tied the Elrose team 2-2 Thursday evening, after beating them in game one 4-3. 

The U13 ‘A’ Humboldt Broncos will try and finish the season off on the best possible note as they travel to Moosomin on Saturday to meet the Rangers.  

Last weekend, Humboldt opened the final series with a 5-3 win.  

Opening faceoff for tomorrow’s game is 2:30. If Moosomin beats Humboldt, then the two teams will battle in a ten minute “mini game” immediately following Game 2.  

Bragg Creek's Dylan Holloway notched two goals last night, including the game-winner, to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-2 comeback win over the Nashville Predators, Mar. 27.

Powered by a season-high eight straight wins, the Blues have a grip on the final wild card spot in the NHL's Western Conference with a five-point lead over the Vancouver Canucks and are just two-points behind the Minnesota Wild. They eliminated the Predators from the NHL playoffs with the win.

Aurdrie's Jake Neighbours also had an assist in the win.

The last weekend of March will serve as the final days for the local senior hockey leagues.  

Fresh off winning the Senior ‘C’ Provincials last weekend in Wilkie, the Foam Lake Flyers will resume the Long Lake Hockey League Championship finals tonight against the Drake Canucks. 

The countdown is on for the BKT World Men’s Curling Championship, and Team Brad Jacobs is looking forward to representing Canada on home soil. 

Skip Brad Jacobs will be representing Canada along with third Marc Kennedy, second Brett Gallant, and Regina native Ben Hebert at lead. 

The USask Huskies men’s volleyball team has been in rebuilding mode for a number of years, and those efforts have paid off, thanks in part to recruitment of strong candidates like Humboldt’s own Jay Eichorst. This year, Eichorst contributed to the strongest finish for the Huskies in USport volleyball in years. The club took the bronze medal at USport nationals, hosted by Brandon University last weekend. 

The Under 18 AA Southeast Apex Gold Wings stand to take home the provincial championship this Sunday at home against the Warman Wildcats. The Wildcats took the first game in the best of three series with a 3-1 win in Midale. The Gold Wings then tied it up in Warman with a come-from-behind 4-2 victory.  

Head coach for the Gold Wings, Rodney Reid, says this weekend's game doesn’t have much added pressure for the team, noting his confidence in their work this year. 

The first day of the 2025 Senior Curling Provincials is in the books, with a lot of action on the sheets in Weyburn.  

The first draw of the tournament was at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, with three games on the men’s side.  

The Okotoks Bisons' streak as Heritage Junior Hockey League champions has come to an end.

A 2-1 Sylvan Lake win at the Murray Arena on Thursday saw the Wranglers reclaim the title for the first time in 15 years.

Game 4, despite being the lowest scoring of the final series, saw the most shots on goal, with the Wranglers firing 29 attempts at Bisons netminder Connor White, and the Herd pelting visiting goalie Kaden Toussaint with 46 shots.

The Regina Pat Canadians completed a three-game sweep of the Moose Jaw Winmar Warriors in the Sask Male Triple "A" championship final.

The Pat Canadians beat Moose Jaw 3-1 last night, earning a spot in the Western Canadian Regional playdowns in Kenora, Ontario next week.

Curling takes centre stage at Moose Jaw's Temple Gardens Centre this weekend with the BKT World Men's Curling Championship getting underway. Team Canada opens up against Japan tomorrow afternoon.