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Two former Swift Current Broncos have signed contracts with the American Hockey League's Toronto Marlies.

Swift Current native Ryan McCleary and fellow former Bronco Ben King both signed one-year AHL deals with the Marlies.

McCleary, a defenceman, spent last season with Cincinnati in the ECHL. He put up 12 points over 69 games.

He played the final season of his four-year WHL career with the Broncos.

The Swift Current U17 Sonic had two wins and a loss when the Southeast Supernovas softball tournament in Carlyle got rained out.

They beat Estevan 14-0, the Saskatoon Selects Outlaws 12-1, and lost 6-3 to the Twin City Angels.

Swift Current led Hamiota 1-0 in the semifinal when the event got rained out.

They play a doubleheader in Moose Jaw tonight against Wood River U19 and the Moose Jaw U17A Ice. 

The Humboldt Hammerheads travelled north as they competed in a pair of swim meets in Nipawin.  

On Saturday, the event was hosted by the Melfort Swim Club and plenty of Hammerheads finished on the podium. 

"It was just the best thing that has ever happened to me in my whole entire life."

Swift Current's Cayson Cassidy put on a show at one of the biggest hockey tournaments in the world.

The 10-year-old led the Saskatchewan Junior Pats in points at the 2025 Brick Invitational Hockey Tournament.

The Zone 7 Sun Devils 18U AAA baseball team has a home game in Unity tonight, one of their several home locations being an area-based team.

First pitch set at 6:30, the Sun Devils are taking on the Swift Current 57's. The Sun Devils are coming off a loss on Sunday to the Parkland Expos 14-8, but before that the team rattled off a pair of wins against the South East Twins 7-2 and 4-1 in a Saturday doubleheader.

Each senior baseball league around the area — the Fertile Valley Baseball League, North Saskatchewan River Baseball League, Coteau Hills Baseball League, and Battle River Baseball League — are officially into the

When Michelle Beaulieu first heard about the World Police and Fire Games, she knew it was something she wanted to be a part of. The Estevan police constable recently returned from the international event, where she competed in CrossFit for the first time and earned a silver medal in her age category.

Beaulieu and her husband spent five days in Birmingham, Alabama at the Games, which brought together first responders from around the globe. The event, styled like the Olympics, featured more than 60 sports and participants from about 70 countries.

The Winnipeg Sea Bears announced Monday that Tevian Jones has been released from the club to pursue other professional opportunities. 

“The CEBL is a stepping-stone league, and we often see players come and go. We appreciate Tevian’s time with us in Winnipeg and wish him success in the next steps of his career,” said head coach and general manager Mike Taylor in a news release.

Jones played in 14 games for Winnipeg this season and the organization thanks him for his time and all the best in the future. 

Winnipeg Goldeyes first baseman Matthew Warkentin has been named Carbliss American Association Batter of the Week for the period ending July 6, the league announced Monday afternoon.
 
Warkentin hit .500 over six games, with five doubles, two home runs, and eight runs batted in. He has recently improved his batting average to .293 and leads the club with ten home runs. The 28-year-old is tied for the team lead with 12 doubles and is second in RBIs with 34.

Golf Manitoba is hosting the Junior boys and girls championships at Quarry Oaks and Director of Communications and Development Brian Munz is thrilled with how things are going with day two under way Tuesday and the final round set for Wednesday.