Sports Update - Friday, November 1st
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira is the West Division finalist for the CFL's Most Outstanding Player Award and Most Outstanding Canadian. Oliveira led the league in rushing yards (1,353) for the second year in a row becoming the first player to accomplish the feat since Andrew Harris from 2017-2019. He also led the CFL in yards from scrimmage (1,829). Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell and Montreal Alouettes defensive lineman Isaac Adeyemi-Berglund are the East Division finalists for Most Outstanding Player and Most Outstanding Canadian.
Sports Update - Friday, November 1st
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira is the West Division finalist for the CFL's Most Outstanding Player Award and Most Outstanding Canadian. Oliveira led the league in rushing yards (1,353) for the second year in a row becoming the first player to accomplish the feat since Andrew Harris from 2017-2019. He also led the CFL in yards from scrimmage (1,829). Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell and Montreal Alouettes defensive lineman Isaac Adeyemi-Berglund are the East Division finalists for Most Outstanding Player and Most Outstanding Canadian.
Sports Round-Up: Friday, November 1
The Moose Jaw Warriors will be looking to break their eight-game losing streak tonight as they face the Royals in Victoria. Puck drop is 8:05, and you can catch all the action with James Gallo on Country 100.
The Warriors will travel to Langley tomorrow to face off against the Vancouver Giants in the last game of their BC road trip.
The Winmar AAA Warriors play the Trojans in Tisdale tomorrow.
Flyers set to finally host home opener tonight
The High River Flyers are well into their 2024-2025 HJHL season with 10 games already played and will finally host their home opener tonight (Nov. 1).
The home opener was delayed due to the Bob Snodgrass Recreational Complex (BSRC) undergoing renovations to the rink. Upgraded boards and a smoother ice rink have now been added and the Flyers are ready to break it in.
CPL Player of the Year Finalists: A Trio of Cavalry Stars in the Spotlight
The Canadian Premier League (CPL) has released their list of finalists for the CPL Player's Player of the Year and three Cavalry FC players have made the list.
The Player's Player of the Year was introduced in 2022 while the Player of the Year award, which is a separate honour started in 2019.
Cavalry FC forwards Ali Musse and Tobias Warchewski (who scored the game-winning goal to advance to the Grand Final) as well as defender Daan Klomp were the names released as finalists.
Scoreboard/Line-up - Friday, November 1st
Thursday, October 31st
Zone 4 High School Hockey League
Morris 5 Portage Collegiate 2
MJHL
Niverville 6 Wpg Blues 2
Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey League
Interlake 6 Eastman 4
57's excited to have Estrella take them back to playoffs
Ruddy Estrella is tasked with getting the Swift Current 57's back into WCBL contention.
Estrella got promoted from assistant to head coach when Jayson Veyna stepped down.
WHL rights for Legionnaires star Egland traded
A local product leading the Saskatchewan Male U18 AAA Hockey League in points had his WHL rights traded to the Regina Pats on Thursday.
Eastend's Jace Egland was acquired by Regina from Wenatchee Wild for a 2026 eighth-round pick.
The 17-year-old forward has scored nine goals, 10 assists, and 19 points in seven games with Swift Current this season. He ranks tied for second in the league for both goals and assists while leading in points by three.
Team Homan heading to semifinals
Canada’s Team Rachel Homan is heading into the 2024 Pan Continental Curling Championships semifinals with a perfect record.
Thursday (Oct. 31) afternoon’s 8-6 win over Team Miyu Ueno of Japan at the Gary Moe Auto Group Sportsplex qualified Team Homan for the 2025 LGT World Women’s Curling Championship in South Korea, and earned a playoff berth.
Team Gushue finishes round-robin undefeated
Canada’s Team Brad Gushue had a perfect run at the 2024 Pan Continental Curling Championships.
Thursday (Oct. 31) morning, the team earned a 7-4 victory against China’s Team Xiaoming Xu during round-robin at the Gary Moe Auto Group Sportsplex.
Team Gushue started the first end with a hammer, scored a deuce on an open hit and capitalized on back-to-back steals in the second-and-third end.