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The John Paul II Crusaders and Martensville Royals will be squaring off for the third time this season Saturday. Only this time, a loss will mean an end to one of their seasons. The two sides will meet up at Crusader Field at 1 p.m.

Seniors Girls Boys Heidi Svenson, Tisdale Shawn McAdam, Tisdale Brooklyn Yelle, Hudson Bay Miles Berrand, Hudson Bay Danae Harpham, Tisdale Juniors Girls Boys Mackenzie Johnson, Melfort Garrit Perkins, Star City Rashae Hue, Hudson Bay Colten McAvoy,

The Notre Dame Hounds now find themselves in first place in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s extremely tight Sherwood Division.

The beginning of hockey season signals the end of football season, as the Crusaders beat Martensville 19-7 in one of the year coldest home games of the year so far.

The Humboldt Collegiate Mohawks scored early and often as they routed the Tisdale Tornados 48-7 on their home field on Oct. 6.

Through their first four tournaments of the year, no one has been able to solve the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings Grade 9 girls’ volleyball team.

After dropping two straight games last week, the Melfort Mustangs returned to the win column in impressive fashion Wednesday night.

As they gear up for a home game at the Civic Centre Friday night against the Melville Millionares, the Battlefords North Stars have welcomed a new face to their lineup.

Although the outcome wasn’t what they were hoping for, the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings showed that they could compete against one of the top football teams in the province.

As the 2017-17 Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League season approached, Battlefords Stars head coach Norm Johnston was enthuasticc about the potential offensive firepower that he felt that the team possessed.