Humboldt Journal

Jackson Fellner has suited up for five teams in three leagues over the last two seasons before finding his groove with the Nipawin Hawks.

The Battlefords North Stars had team members receive the SJHL's MVP, Player of the Year, Top Goaltender, Defenceman of the Year and Coach of the Year awards. Melfort had the Rookie of the Year, while the Most Sportsmanlike Player award was shared between a Kindersley Klippers and Nipawin Hawks player.

The U9 Bjorkdale Bruins won a playoff game against the Kinistino Tiger through a sudden death overtime.

Since joining the Humboldt Broncos, Matthew Van Blaricom has scored 12 goals and recorded 23 points in 30 games. As of March 7, he sat 17th among SJHL rookies in scoring.

Austin Olson, Arizona LaClare, Ty Olson, Allyssa Svenson and Alivia Boxall are eyeing gold at the curling provincials.

Ty, Lane and Aubrie Annand brought home medals from the Saskatchewan Winter Games. Ty also competed in the Canada Winter Games.

A number of computers were damaged, desks and chairs were thrown around and walls were graffitied, according to police.

Meyer, who spoke to SASKTODAY.ca for International Women's Day, said her advice for young Indigenous women entering the workforce is to remember that they are role models for themselves and for those watching.

Métis Elder Margaret Harrison spoke about her experiences to SASKTODAY.ca for International Women's Day.

To mark International Women’s Day, Nipawin mayor Rennie Harper, Hudson Bay mayor Betty Lou Palko and Melfort councillor Tara Muntain spoke about their experiences and gave advice for women looking to go into leadership roles.