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By Leanne McGriskin With the help of coaches Mike McGriskin and Logan Hilderman, the second-place Kamsack Midget Flyers are looking forward to a great season after having racked up four points with two wins over both the Yorkton Remax Terriers and th

By Doug Elsasser Thomas Jordens, a well-known sports organizer and Madge Lake resident, has convinced seven men’s curling teams to join the Duck Mountain Super League. The teams are from Kamsack, Canora, Benito, Arran and Norquay.

Yorkton’s Kade Johnson can now call himself a National Champion after beating Alberta’s Darin Bertschi in a playoff that took four holes to determine the winner at the 2015 Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour Boston Pizza National Championship in Kissimmee,

A tough 2015 season for the YRHS Lady Raiders volleyball team came to an end on Saturday at the 2015 SHSAA 5A South Region tournament, which was hosted by the YRHS.

The YRHS Raiders senior boys’ volleyball team did all they could to qualify for the 2015 SHSAA 5A Provincials this past weekend in Estevan, however it simply wasn’t enough as the they went 1-2 in the round-robin before seeing their season end in the

The Sacred Heart Saints senior girls’ volleyball team did everything right this past weekend at the SHSAA 4A South Region playoff going 2-1 in the round-robin before ultimately falling to a much older and more experienced Esterhazy squad in the semi-

The Yorkton United U18 Girls soccer team participated in the Saskatoon Lakewood Kickstart tournament on Nov 6-8.

The Kamsack Ski Club, which for years has been fostering and supporting the alpine and Nordic aspects of skiing, is spreading its interest during the upcoming season to include snowshoeing.

Another former YRHS Raider football player has found success at the Junior level, as former Regional Raider linebacker Layne Hull was recently named the Larry Wruck Defensive Player of the Game for his performance in the 2015 Canadian Bowl, the Canad