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Team Saskatchewan's Women's Baseball team is 3-0 at the Canada Summer Games in St. John's. 

 It was a pair of convincing wins on Wednesday.  First, they hammered PEI 22-0, scoring 13 runs in the first inning on their way to the win. 

In the second game they beat New Brunswick 12-1.  Camden Suchan scored a run in the win.  

Team Sask picked up a pair of bronze medals — one in decathlon and the other for three metre springboard diving —yesterday bringing their total medal count to 10: two gold, three silver, and five bronze.

Here's a recap of day 12, courtesy of Team Saskatchewan:

ARTISTIC SWIMMING

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20TH

American Association Baseball
Winnipeg Goldeyes 3 Kansas City Monarchs 3 (13 Innings)

MLB
Pittsburgh 2 Toronto 1

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21ST

CFL
Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Montreal Alouettes - 6:30 PM

The Prairie Dirt Racing Association increases the atmosphere at any track it invades, and Kindersley was the lucky track this past weekend as they hosted two days of racing featuring the series alongside their regular competition.

A busier-than-usual race weekend typically takes an all-hands on deck approach, and the Speedway had some thanks to give on Wednesday once the dust finally settled.

Team Sask picked up two medals at Day 12 of the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St Johns, Newfoundland.

Wednesday's competition culminated with a bronze medal in diving for Lila Stewart, and another bronze in athletics for Logan Kok. Team Sask's ninth and tenth medals, Stewart's podium finish came in the Women's 3m Springboard event, while Kok was a top three finisher in Decathlon. 

The Prairie Dirt Racing Association is set to return to southwest Saskatchewan this weekend for a wild round of races in conjunction with the inaugural Cowboys & Chrome event. 

The Swift Current Motor Speedway will host the races with a full lineup, including the minis, hobbies, street stocks, modifieds, and a brand new kids modified class for ages eight to 14.

There's no shortage of opportunities to curl in Cochrane in the upcoming season.

The Cochrane Curling Club is inviting residents of all ages and skill levels to learn more about the full slate of 15 leagues and programs running weekdays and evenings during an information and registration event on Aug. 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the SLS Centre's On the Rocks Lounge.

Secretary and league coordinator Barb Gibson says it's the ideal opportunity for new residents or people new to the sport to ask questions, explore leagues, and find a spot on the ice.

Ace Graham is a hockey player, as well as a baseball player, and the 11-year-old excels at both, but as he looks into the future, he's looking to build on his baseball career and also be named Sports Illustrated Youth Athlete of the Year.

Starting with hockey, Graham says he got involved because of a family member. "My dad just signed me up, and I just started playing."

While he likes hockey, the 11-year-old star says he is leaning toward baseball. "Two years ago, I liked hockey better, but now I like baseball more."

The Steinbach Pistons have announced that Sam Noad has been named captain for the 2025/26 season.

The right person for the role

Swift Current track stars Rowan Reimer and Carter Tuplin helped Team Saskatchewan Wednesday night qualify for the 4x400-metre men's final at the Canada Summer Games.

Team Saskatchewan finished third in heat 1 with a time of 3:17.38, trailing only Ontario and Alberta. 

Reimer ran the third leg of the race, while Tuplin was the anchor, both helping qualify the province for a chance at a medal on Saturday night in St. John's, Newfoundland.