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The Moose Jaw Miller Express picked up a 12-7 win over the Mavericks in Medicine Hat on Friday night. 

Moose Jaw opened the scoring in the top of the third inning. Thomas Soto singled to left field to drive in Andy Rivas, and William Edwards singled to right field to bring Soto home. The Mavericks replied in the bottom half of the inning with a single run. 

Two days of fastball action came to a close last night at Tom Laing Park, even if the ending was a bit delayed. Due to rain last night that ended up postponing the matchup on the other diamond between the Weyburn Beavers and the Saskatoon Berries, the final matchup of the 62nd annual Borderline Men's Fastball tournament had to be halted after the first few innings. The Gladmar Braves had the jump on the Weyburn Renegades 3-0 in the championship final before the rain started to fall. 

A bronze for the Swift Current Sonic at U17 B Softball provincials over the weekend.

The Sonic were dominant in going 6-1 at the tournament, but their only loss was 14-4 against Macklin in the semifinal.

Bree Pavely pitched four shutout innings in a 14-0 win over the Valley Vipers to secure bronze.

She also went 3 for 3 with 3 runs scored at the plate, while Lyla Thiessen went 3 for 3 with 3 RBIs and 2 runs scored.

A return home resulted in a win and a loss over the weekend for the Swift Current 57's.

Wilmer Henriquez's two-run home run as all the offence they needed in a 2-1 win over Weyburn on Friday.

Ryker Ratcliff allowed only 4 hits and a run in getting the win on the mound.

Casey Prychak then went 3 for 5 yesterday against Brooks, but Swift Current fell 14-8.

Five 57's also helped the East Division win the WCBL All-Star Game 10-3 over the West on Saturday in Okotoks.

Another near 400-yard night from Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris helped the Roughriders to a 33-27 road win against the BC Lions on Saturday night.

Harris finished the game with 395 yards on 23/30 attempts, throwing three touchdowns and one interception. The passing performance helped keep up with a good game on the other side from BC quarterback Nathan Rourke who finished with 337 yards, three touchdowns and one pick himself. 

With files from Shawn Mullin/Swift Current Online

The Humboldt Golf Club hosted Golf Saskatchewan amateurs last week Tuesday through Friday. A few tournaments were in play, both the women's and men's mid-am, and amateur events.

Kyle native Chloe Wills played well to become the 2025 Saskatchewan Women's Amateur golf champion. The leader after all three rounds, it was still a tight finish as Wills beat Ella Kozak of Yorkton by one shot to claim the championship, adding to the U17 and U15 titles already on the young golfer's resume.

The Moose Jaw Major All Stars are heading to the Little League National Championship in Victoria from July 29 to Aug. 7. The All Stars won their Saskatchewan Little League provincial title with a three-game sweep of Regina North. Moose Jaw won Game 3 on Friday 8-5.

The Moose Jaw U15 'B' Ice also won the softball Saskatchewan provincial championship over the weekend.

The Swift Current Stock Car Racing Association was set for another double-header this past weekend, although Saturday's races and power wheel demolition derby were cancelled due to the rain.

The Swift Current Motor Speedway hosted the stock car races on Friday evening with a full lineup of cars, in addition to the kids' bike races and a visit from the classic Legend Cars. 

SUNDAY, JULY 20TH

Manitoba Junior Baseball League
Playoffs - Best of 5
Game 3
Pembina Valley 9 Elmwood 3
Elmwood leads series 2-1

Canadian Elite Basketball League
Winnipeg Sea Bears 94 Montreal Alliance 81

The Rocky View Rage's season has come to an end.

The Jr. B Tier 2 squad was eliminated in the first round of playoffs after a tough season on the floor.

The Calgary Axemen used home-floor advantage to their full benefit, taking Game 1 with a 13-3 win on July 17, then clinching the series with a 14-7 victory on July 19.

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