Local Sports

With the high school calendar entering its final two months, badminton players from each of Humboldt’s four schools were hard at work looking to add another title to their resume before the end of the year.

With the season changing to spring a number of winter sports are winding down, including karate. To prepare for the coming end of the year, the Humboldt Karate Club hosted a demonstration and testing day on April 28.

The effects felt by the terrible tragedy involving the Humboldt Broncos continues to be felt, as the Broncos and the city were the recipients of a new painting at a presentation on April 29. The painting was completed by Clint Jackson, an Olds, Alta.

Over the last two decades, Doug Young’s voice has boomed over the loud speakers during the Kinsmen Indoor Rodeo at the Civic Centre.

Garan Magnes will be continuing his hockey career in his hometown of Edmonton.

It was a busy weekend for eight local schools on April 13-14 as they competed in the Saskatchewan National Archery in Schools Program Provincial Tournament.

A pair of local rural clubs enjoyed a solid amount of success at the championship, with both Rose Valley and Kuroki taking home multiple medals during the 2018 Saskatchewan Karate Association Provincial Spring Tournament. on April 14 in Wadena.

For the first time since 1990, the Nipawin Hawks can call themselves the best Junior A team in the province of Saskatchewan.

When the Battlefords North Stars open up the 2018-19 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season, they will do so with a new head coach and general manager.

The cowboy drew his 0.45mm Ruger Vaqueros as he rode towards his target. Once he got in range, a loud bang reverberated. As the balloon popped, he sped to his next target.