Local Sports

A total of 52 young athletes have to date been registered with the Kamsack Minor Hockey Association for the 2015-16 season.

The Kamsack Comprehensive Institute Spartans senior six-man football team plays its first home game of the season tomorrow against the Watson team.

We didn’t like it, so we put our starters back in when they got back to within a touchdown. — Roby Sharpe Sr. Raider Head Coach Seven different Raider players found the end zone and the YRHS Sr.

A pair of offensive touchdowns in the first quarter and a Tyler Harasymuk interception for a touchdown later in the game gave the Regional Jr.

Yorkton Peewee Gridder running back Willen Paligan made sure that the now 6-0 Yorkton Peewee Gridders remained perfect on the 2015 season, finding the end zone a total of seven times while rushing for over 300 yards in a 54-23 Yorkton win over the pr

The Yorkton Atom Gridders suffered their first loss of the season back on September 12 in the form of a 34-0 shutout defeat to the Bears.

The YRHS Lady Raider defence was on point for nearly the entire competition, however the offence was nearly non-existent, resulting in an overall record of 1-4 for the Lady Raiders at Moose Jaw’ annual Soccerfest tournament this past weekend.

The Sacred Heart Saints golf team represented their school well this past weekend at the East Central District golf tournament.

The Sacred Heart Saints ladies’ soccer team found themselves in the ‘Group of Death’ at the Moose Jaw Soccerfest tournament this past weekend, matching up with two of the top 3A programs in the province, taking on Regina LeBoldus and Prince Albert St

Sacred Heart High School’s senior boys’ volleyball team travelled to the University of Regina on September 18-19 where they competed in the annual high school tournament.