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The high school football season in Moose Jaw has ended after this past weekend.

Three teams reside here in Moose Jaw: the Central Collegiate Cyclones, Peacock Collegiate Tornados, and the Vanier Vikings. We sat down with the head coaches of each team to get their take on the season.

Central Collegiate Cyclones (5A 12-A-Side)

The Cyclones were one of the best teams in the league with a 6 - 2 record to close out the regular season. After placing second place in the standings, the Cyclones prepared themselves to make a playoff run.

Princess Auto Stadium is going to be full of the CFL's loudest fans on Saturday as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Final. 

The Bombers shared on Instagram that the game is sold out. "Saturday's Western Final is sold out!!"

While kickoff isn't until 5:30 p.m., the team shared that the tailgate will be open early. "Tailgate opens at 2 p.m.! Come watch the Eastern Final with friends!!"

Athletes of the Cochrane Endurance Project (CEPR) earned a record five medals and U14 girls team gold at the Athletics Alberta cross-country provincials at Echo Dale Regional Park in Dunmore (Medicine Hat) on Nov 2. 

Head coach Travis Cummings says the club had some outstanding results with several of their athletes looking to secure spots on Team Alberta in nationals later this month.

"Overall, everyone raced really well," says Cummings. "It was a beautiful day, it was a good course, and it was a highly successful day.

Princess Auto Stadium is going to be full of the CFL's loudest fans on Saturday as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Final. 

The Bombers shared on Instagram that the game is sold out. "Saturday's Western Final is sold out!!"

While kickoff isn't until 5:30 p.m., the team shared that the tailgate will be open early. "Tailgate opens at 2 p.m.! Come watch the Eastern Final with friends!!"

The Horizon Central Athletic Association Junior Volleyball season wraps up today with the District Championships. It’s the finest junior volleyball action with teams from throughout the district.  

In the Junior Girls category, teams from Annaheim, Lanigan High, St. Brieux and Wadena Comp will square off in Annaheim. 

Junior Boys competition takes place at Humboldt Collegiate featuring Bellevue, Englefeld and HCI. 

CurlManitoba is looking forward to a busy 2024-25 curling season. Association president Lynn Fallis-Kurz will join Clayton Dreger on This Week in Curling which airs Tuesdays at 5:15 p.m. on CJRB Radio 1220.

CurlManitoba is looking forward to a busy 2024-25 curling season. Association president Lynn Fallis-Kurz will join Clayton Dreger on This Week in Curling which airs Tuesdays at 5:15 p.m. on CFAM Radio 950.

Team Manitoba will play its final preliminary round game today (8 a.m.) against Ontario Blue at the 2024 U18 Women's National Hockey Championship in Quispamsis, New Brunswick. Manitoba has an 0-2 record after losing 3-0 to Quebec on Monday. Elyse Denbow of Plumas made 36 saves in net for Team Manitoba.

Team MJHL will face Team SJHL tonight (7:30 p.m.) in Warman, Saskatchewan in the first of two games at the Western All-Star Showcase. Serving as a pre-selection camp for Team Canada West, forty of the top 19U prospects from the Manitoba Junior Hockey League and Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League started on-ice sessions Monday and will play two games during the Showcase in front of Team Canada West staff and scouts from all higher levels of hockey (NCAA/WHL/U Sports/NHL, etc.). A total of 30 players will be invited from the western CJHL leagues (AJHL, SJHL, MJHL, SIJHL).

Dwight Sawatzky and Easton Lounsbury each had a goal and an assist in the Pembina Tigers 4-2 victory over the Mountain Mustangs in the lone Zone 4 High School Hockey League game Monday night in Swan Lake. Brad Sloane and Russell Wall also scored for the Tigers. Reid Budd and Miguel Collet replied for the Mustangs. Pembina goaltender Jamie Park made 14 saves while Nolan Grenier faced 56 shots in net for Mountain.