Insane shot leads 'Foot Wedge Warriors' to Kindo Cup victory

A "mind-blowing" round last Wednesday at the Kindersley Regional Park golf course ended another highly competitive season of men's night play in the West Central community.

The "Foot Wedge Warriors" faced off against "Kyote Ugly" in the Kelly Insurance Kindo Cup final to close out a long season, and it was the Warriors coming out on top after eighteen holes of competition.  

Strathmore Spartans achieve tightest victory in years

The Strathmore Spartans had a tight game against the Drumheller Titans over the weekend.

The game took place up north on Friday (Aug. 29), ending in a 35-34 victory for the Spartans.

According to head coach Danny Warrack, the game became more tense as it progressed.

"We were up 14 points and they cut the lead to eight. In the last minute and a half, we kicked a punt through the end zone, giving us an extra point," said Warrack. "Sure enough, they stormed down the field and scored again. They kicked off, but couldn't get it in the end zone."

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They took him in the first round of the draft, 18th overall, and the Moose Jaw Warriors have signed Lanigan, Saskatchewan's Kash Elke to a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement.

Elke will play this season with the Tisdale Trojans in the U-18 Triple "A" league; but he said that he's looking forward to lacing up his skates for the Warriors in the future.

Klippers young guns take down Broncos 3-1

The Kindersley Jr. Klippers played their first home game of the pre-season on Tuesday night as they welcomed in the division rival Humboldt Broncos.

Icing a young lineup including local AAA players and 2025 draft picks, the Klippers scored each period to earn a 3-1-win against the Broncos ahead of a return trip to Humboldt on Monday for their second last game of the preseason.

Plett loved teammates and memories from Canada Summer Games

17-year-old Jadyn Plett from Mitchell was part of Team Manitoba that participated in the recent Canada Summer Games, and the star says she really enjoyed the experience.

Canada Summer Games

"It was so fun," Plett says of representing Manitoba on the big stage. "It was unreal at first, I don't think I realized how big of a deal that it was to represent Manitoba as the first girls baseball team at the Canada Summer Games. It was a fun, and cool experience."

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