Local Sports

The Preeceville Curling Club concluded another successful season, reported Lynn Ager, secretary. The season has ended and we are winding things down at the rink," she said.

Layne Hull is no stranger to success on the football field. From Willowbrook, he was part of the first generation of kids to play in the Yorkton Minor Football program.

A total of six teams took to the ice on March 11 when the IP Kamsack Flyers team hosted their first tournament of the season at the Broda Sportsplex.

The parents of the IP Flyers suited up in Togo Terriers’ jerseys and took to the ice on March 16 at the Broda Sportsplex in a game against their squirts. Wearing their red jerseys, the Flyers chanted “Let’s go Flyers, let’s go!” and the game was on.

A provincial high school championship won this month is proof that the long shadow of a dedicated Kamsack coach is still being felt.

A Norquay rink won the A event of the Canora Men’s Bonspiel played March 8 to 12 among 16 rinks. Ken Newell of Norquay curled with Zach Newell, third; Evan Rostoski, second, and Kevin Ebert, lead, won the A event.

The Kenaston Kodiaks 1A girls’ basketball team will be hoping for championship glory this weekend in Regina, as the team ventures to the Queen City for the 2017 SHSAA Provincial Basketball Championships, also known as Hoopla.

Curlers in Outlook got together on Monday, March 20 at the curling club at the Jim Kook Rec Plex for the annual mini-tournament to claim the Leonard Bell Memorial Trophy.

The DCS Wildcats Senior Curling teams are comprised of the following rosters: Girls Team: Leah Williamson – Skip Janelle Rolston – Third Jordyn Mann – Second Julia Menke - Lead Boys Team: Josh McPhail – Skip Ayden Annala – Third Shae Simonson – Secon

A Norquay rink won the A event of the Canora Men’s Bonspiel played March 8 to 12 among 16 rinks. Ken Newell of Norquay curled with Zach Newell, third; Evan Rostoski, second, and Kevin Ebert, lead, won the A event.