Local Sports

With the calendar flipping to May, baseball players from around the area return to the diamond, with the North Central Softball League kicking off at the beginning of the month.

With the calendars flipping to May, baseball is back and so too, is the North Central Baseball League. Midget The smallest of the NCBL comes in the midget division, with just three teams in action including Lanigan, Quill Lake, and Wynyard.

The Bruno Bisons kicked off their 2018 Saskatoon Men’s Baseball League season on a high as they picked up a win in their only contest. The Bisons, who were scheduled to play twice, saw their second game of the week rained out on May 10.

It was a tough weekend for the Muenster Midget AAA Red Sox, as they managed just a single win in four contests, losing each game of their May 12 doubleheader in Regina, and splitting their May 13 doubleheader in Estevan. Red Sox vs.

With the calendar flipping to May, softball is back, and so too is the North Central Softball League. Six teams from Humboldt will be in action throughout the year, including two in Bantam/Midget, one in Peewee, one in Squirt, and two in Mite.

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute Mohawks are boys doubles provincial badminton bronze medalists after the pair of Seth Schuler and Rylan Marianchuk finished third at the provincial championships in Wilkie on May 12.

High school badminton wrapped up over the weekend with the provincial championships in Wilkie on May 12, with Englefeld the lone local rural school in action.

For many young hockey players across the country, getting the chance to be drafted into the Canadian Hockey League is a dream. And for many that dream is never realized. Nolan Allan is not one of those players.

High scoring affairs are often the norm when a new baseball season gets underway.

As a 14-year-old hockey player there is not much greater dream than being drafted to the Western Hockey League but for Humboldt’s Noah Barlage, that dream became a reality.