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Hosting the U13 AAA provincials this past weekend, the Eastman Wildcats played exceptional ball, leading to finishing second, and punching their ticket to the Western's coming up in Abbotsford, British Columbia in August.

"It was a really good week of ball," coach Jason Plett explains. "We started on Thursday with our round robin play, and the whole tournament, our girls played the best ball they've played all season long. It was a lot of fun to watch."

There is a lot to be proud of when it comes to the U17 Morden Eagles soccer team, and from wins, to laughs, to memories, it all led to a championship run that they wont ever forget.

"It feels pretty good," star player Kapri Curry says with a smile about being a champion. "We definitely are pretty excited."

Shaunavon's Mason Fauser is headed to The Rock.

He's been chosen to play baseball for Team Saskatchewan at the 2025 Canada Summer Games in Newfoundland.

"Worked quite hard throughout the summer to make the team," Fauser said. "It means a lot."

It's the third time Fauser has been able to represent Saskatchewan in national baseball competition.

"It means more than you know," he said. "It's very special being able to represent Team Saskatchewan at the national level."

It was the Ayala brothers show in Medicine Hat last night.

Jose Ayala went 3 for 5 with a home run, 4 RBIs and 2 runs scored, while Luis Ayala went 3 for 3 with 3 runs scored in a 12-6 Swift Current 57's victory over the Mavericks.

Silas Hilton went 2 for 5 with 2 RBIs and a run scored for Swift Current.

Jaylen Gutierrez allowed 3 runs on 6 hits in 5 innings of work to get the win.

Swift Current has now won two of their last three games.

The 57's are back home to host the Saskatoon Berries tonight.

Many parts of Saskatchewan were dealt a nasty hand of weather this past weekend, coinciding with different baseball and softball provincial championships as Biggar and Unity hosted 15U play, and Kindersley was home to 11U provincials

The Swift Current Sonic took home a silver from the U15 B South softball provincials in Estevan over the weekend.

They beat the Moose Jaw Ice 10-0, the Storm Twisters 19-9, and lose 7-3 to Southwest in round robin play.

Swift Current then beat Yorkton 16-8 in the semifinal before falling 7-3 to Moose Jaw in the gold medal game.

The U13 Sonic also picked up a medal, winning bronze at U13 B South provincials in Regina.

They beat Moose Jaw 14-10, lost 20-0 to White Butte, and topped the Regina Royals 13-12 in round robin action.

Kinsmen Moose Jaw Minor Football (KMJMF) is reminding young football players that their registration is almost closed.

Boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 13 need to be registered before the August 1 deadline. There are three age groups for the boys in U10, U12, and U14. While the Lady Outlaw is for girls between 11 and 13.

"We're sitting at about 171 kids right now, and we usually finish about 230. So we got a pretty good push here. In the last two weeks, a lot of people sign up late," said the president of KMJMF, Bryan Boys.

A heartfelt tribute to longtime volunteer Kevin Sliva helped kick off the U11 AA and AAA Provincial Championships in Estevan on Friday, as 16 teams from across Saskatchewan gathered for a weekend of baseball and community spirit.

It was the response the Saskatchewan Roughriders wanted to provide on Saturday as they rebounded from their first loss of 2025 with a 33-27 victory over the BC Lions.  

Trevor Harris had 395 passing yards with three touchdowns and an interception.  

Dohnte Meyers enjoyed a big game with 7 catches for 132 yards and a pair of touchdowns.  

It's been a year of good news for Kyle's Chloe Wills.

The local golfer won a major provincial tournament and finalized a destination for her college career.