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The Swift Current Innovation Federal Credit Union Wildcats are staying home tonight.

Due to road conditions from the snowfall, the Wildcats have postponed their game scheduled for tonight in Saskatoon.

That game will be made up at a later date.

Swift Current doesn't have another Saskatchewan Female U18 AAA Hockey League game on their schedule until Saturday, November 30th in Weyburn.

The Wildcats sit second in the league standings and are two points up on Saskatoon.

The Estevan Comprehensive School Sr. Boys' Volleyball Team participated in provincials this past weekend. While they did not claim the title, the Estevan squad gave it their all, battling through several tough matches and challenges.

The Agra Risk Wheatland Kings had a tough weekend, losing their first game in over a month.

The Kings lost their first matchup in eight games, 3-1 versus the Coaldale Copperheads on Saturday (Nov. 16).

The club will hit the ice this weekend to take on the Cannex Cochrane Generals at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday (Nov. 23) and the Rocky Rams on Sunday (Nov. 24) at 4:30 p.m.

Due to weather conditions, all curling leagues at the Humboldt Curling Club has been cancelled for Tuesday November 19.

The Portage Terriers continue to impress across the nation, with their second week in a row being ranked in the top 20 teams in the CJHL.

Portage was ranked 17 in the previous week, and they have now climbed 3 spots to move into 14, with minimal upheaval in front of them.

The Terriers have won 12 of their last 13 contests and take to the ice again on Wednesday evening to take on the Niverville Nighthawks.

This past week, the RDP Volleyball squads defeated the Concordia University Thunder. 

The Queens Basketball team earned a victory while the Kings dropped a close game to the Thunder. 

The Queens Hockey team was downed by the Lakeland College Rustlers.

This week, the Red Deer Polytechnic Curling team will begin the 2024/2025 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) season in Camrose. 

The RDP Queens Hockey team will host the Medicine Hat College Rattlers in a pair of games. 

This weekend will be a treat for hockey fans to get a chance to catch a unique form of the sport. The 8th Kindersley Sledge Hockey Tournament kicks off on November 23 and 24 with teams joining from Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Sylvan Lake Bears Pee Wee head coach Garnet Rambaut is stepping down after a near-perfect season.

Rambaut has coached minor football for 23 years, the last 16 of those as head coach with the Bears.

He talked about the decision to step aside as the head coach.

"It's time to bring newer people in, it allows me to move on," he said. "I'm not leaving coaching, but I am leaving the head coaching to the younger guys. It's time."

The HTA Knights took home the Southern Alberta Championship and will now head to the Provincial Finals after defeating the George McDougall Mustangs 57-23 on Saturday afternoon.

Malik Robbins opened the scoring in the game after returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown.

Ben Haden would force a fumble shortly after which was picked up by Jack Bjorge who got them in scoring position. Ryan Chirzynski would kick the field goal to get the Knights up 10-0 early.

The Moose Jaw Warriors will be facing off against the Saskatoon Blades at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this Thursday.

The Winmar AAA Warriors find themselves near the top of the Saskatchewan Male AAA Hockey League after a pair of wins over the Kinsmen Maulers in Yorkton on the weekend. They won both games by scores of 7-1. The Winmar Warriors now 12-2-11 on the season and just two points behind the Regina Pat Canadians and it's those two teams going head-to-head at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this coming Saturday - game time 1:30.