Canada Summer Games: Saskatchewan Women's Baseball and Volleyball teams head to quarterfinals

Team Saskatchewan's Women's Baseball team suffered their first loss at the Canada Summer Games on Thursday.

Nova Scotia beat Saskatchewan 9-7.

Humboldt's Camden Suchan got the start for Saskatchewan,

She pitched 6 innings, allowed 4 earned runs on 11 hits and had 7 strikeouts. 

Suchan also had a hit and a walk at the plate.

Saskatchewan will now meet Ontario in the quarterfinals on Saturday morning.

In Women's Volleyball

Saskatchewan completed a perfect round robin beating Manitoba 3-2. (23-25, 25-18, 18-25, 25-23, 15-13).

Sports Round-Up: Friday, Aug. 22

Team Sask's Lila Stewart struck gold again in diving, taking top place in the women’s 1m springboard event. This follows Tuesday’s gold medal in artistic and yesterday’s bronze in 3m springboard.

Team Sask heads into Day 14 of competition with 11 medals total -- 3 gold, 3 silver, and 5 bronze.

Here's Day 13 at a glance, courtesy of Team Saskatchewan:
 

ARTISTIC SWIMMING

Big day ahead for local athletes as Summer Games enters Friday competition

Team Sask entered Friday with 11 medals (3 gold, 3 silver, 5 bronze) at the Canada Summer Games in St John's, Newfoundland.

The latest tally came on Thursday night when Lila Stewart struck gold for the second time in diving, taking top place in the women’s 1m Springboard event. The medal followed up Stewart's gold medal performance in Artistic back on Tuesday, and a bronze medal in 3 metre springboards on Wednesday.

Returning players, new pickups key to scoring success this Bruins season

The Eagle Sky Estevan Bruins are getting ready for a whole new hockey season, with their first matches beginning this September. The team is preparing to hit the ice with a couple of new faces following trades over the offseason.

Marty Martinson, the Bruins' play-by-play commentator and marketing director, talks about how the club is preparing for the preseason.

Quarterfinal showdown for Grizz - Lions tomorrow

After a solid season, everything is on the line Saturday for the Bow Valley Grizzlies men’s rugby team.

The Grizz are hosting the Division 2 quarterfinals against the Foothills Lions Aug. 23 at the Mitford pitch. Kickoff is at noon.

Coming off a bye, the Grizz dropped their final regular-season game to the Banff Bears, 37-20. The win secured Banff top spot in the Division 2 standings and reclaimed the Grizzly Bear Cup, which Bow Valley had held for the past two seasons.

Baumann bringing the Thunder for 2025 season

The Regina Thunder have kicked off the CJFL season with a 2-0 record on the road, earning wins against the Edmonton Huskies and Calgary Colts. A former Peacock Collegiate Tornado has played a key role in those victories.

Linebacker Devin Baumann has made a strong impact for the Thunder, recording 11 total tackles, two tackles for loss, and a blocked punt that he returned for a touchdown last weekend against the Colts. In previous seasons, Baumann was known primarily as a special teams standout. This year, however, he’s stepped into a full-time starting role on defense.