Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League attracts players from all over. Players not only come from Saskatchewan, but from all over the country and even the U.S.

Johnston Agencies owner Amber Hoffus of Porcupine Plain has been named the recipient of a community leadership award, a grant is funding 42 Veteran banners in Bjorkdale and two residents competed at cross-country provincials.

The Nipawin Hawks have improved their scoring compared to last year as they gain more experience on the ice.

Columnist Bill Selnes looks at what the Saskatchewan Roughriders should do to defeat the Calgary Stampeders, based on how the Hamilton Tiger Cats defeated the Stampeders on Oct. 14.

Melfort Mustangs head coach Trevor Blevins said that special teams decides games a lot of the time and he makes sure they are always being worked on.

 SaskEnergy said the flares are expected to take place on Wednesday, Oct. 12 and Thursday, Oct. 13, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. both days.

The Battlefords North Stars are on the top of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, with the Humboldt Broncos in second.

Nolan and Grace will compete in Cross Country Provincials on Oct. 15, at the Wapiti Recreation Area. 

In professional football teams are rarely static. They are getting better or worse, said columnist Bill Selnes. The Riders are on a downward slope and it is hard to see how the slide can be stopped.

Kade Runke scored the overtime winner for Estevan.