Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

Estevan and Nipawin were playing for the fourth time in a little more than two weeks.

Yield estimates across the region appear to be very good and many producers are extremely happy with what they are seeing go into their bins.

As well, the Bjorkdale School will be hosting a meet and greet spaghetti, the cross-country team competes, Little Valley Playschool is holding a trade fair and Bjorkdale Skating Rink is hosting a hockey draft.

Humboldt paces the SJHL with an 8-0 record. The Broncos’ Global Ag Risk Solutions Division foe – the Battlefords North Stars – are 7-0. They are the lone undefeated squads in the SJHL.

While the winner of the Oct. 7 game is likely to be the last team into the playoffs, columnist Bill Selnes said it's hard to get excited about the game.

Producers are taking advantage of any ideal harvesting conditions to get as much of their crop off the field as possible before the next rain.

Bruins played games on Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon.

As well, the Bjorkdale cross-country team in is full swing and Brett Spedding placed 36th in the province for high school golf.

Following the second weekend of play, the Battlefords North Stars and Humboldt Broncos, as well as the Yorkton Terriers, have undefeated records.

James Smith Trust fund to benefit.