East 59ers win Ladies Fastpitch League title for a third time
Star ball player Mandy Laninga helped lead the East 59ers to a Ladies Fast Pitch League title, and she believes there's more great things coming for the team, as well as the league.
East 59ers history
Audio: Broncos wrap large camp with intrasquad game
A competitive training camp has wrapped up for the Swift Current Broncos.
They brought in over 135 players through five days as the Broncos build a team for this season and the future.
Manitoba podcaster shining light on women in sport
Lyss Houde has been a growing voice in hockey throughout Manitoba for a while now, and the gifted host has taken her talents to the world of podcasting where she is talking about important issues with people who are educated and passionate about the game.
How it all got started
Heppner reflects on Team MB at Canada Summer Games
It was an incredible run for Team Manitoba, led by Dwight Heppner, as the team finished 5th at the Canada Summer Games, which were held in St. John's, Newfoundland.
East coast vibes
Kickers get back into win column
The Hanover Kickers bounced back after two back to back losses, defeating the Kildonan Cavaliers 6-4.
Both teams had reduced benches. Despite that, we played one of our most controlled games this season.
The first half started out with both teams exchanging goals early on. Then late in the half, the Kickers added one to pull ahead 3-2 at half.
The 2nd half was much the same in that Kildonan scored twice, but the Kickers again won the half but putting away three goals.
Final score was Kickers 6 vs Cavaliers 4.
Colts start new season with strong win over Weyburn
A great way to kick off a new day.
The Swift Current Comp Colts started a new era of their football program with their first victory over Weyburn since 2019.
The Colts handled the Eagles 21-6 in their first 5A high school football game of the 2025 season.
It was also a debut victory for Colts Head Coach Andrew Herrick as he takes over after a two-decade run from Derek Murdoch at the helm.
Murdoch remains on staff as an assistant.
Prairie rivalry heats up at the Labour Day Classic
Labour Day is usually recognized as the unofficial switch from summer to fall and in the Canadian Football League (CFL), the Labour Day long weekend signifies a change in the regular season.
Three of the top rivalries in the league will be showcased this weekend as the playoff race hits another gear.
Elke values opportunity to meet prospects, veterans at Warriors Training Camp
The 18th overall pick at the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft, Kash Elke, is in town for his first WHL training camp.
“This organization is awesome,” said Elke. “Just getting to meet some of the new guys [and] getting to meet the vets, overall, the weekend has been great.”
In 29 games with the Humboldt Broncos U15AA team last season, Elke tallied 33 goals and 33 assists for a total of 66 points.
Elke describes himself as a big, 200-foot hybrid player with great vision who can make anything happen around the ice, similar to current Warriors’ captain, Lynden Lakovic.
Excitement in the air as Weyburn Red Wings open 2025-26 training camp
The sounds of skates carving ice and pucks hitting boards have returned to Whitecap Resources Centre, as the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings opened their main training camp Friday morning. A mix of returning veterans and new prospects is on the ice, all looking to start the new season on the right foot.
For 20-year-old forward Ashtyn Shields, who is entering his second season with the team, the feeling around the rink is palpable.
Two local minor ball players attend Baseball Sask camp
A pair of Swift Current Minor Baseball players were a part of Baseball Saskatchewan's 13U AAA Select Development Camp last weekend.
Catcher/first baseman Ben Reiter and shortstop/pitcher Jett Girodat were among the 48 players from across the province to attend the camp.
Mark Reiter said Girodat and Ben were selected for the program based on their performance at tryouts and throughout the season.
"Their participation highlights the continued growth of baseball in Swift Current," he noted in an email to Swift Current Online.