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Although his team suffered an 18-7 loss to the Kindersley Kobras in their home opener Friday, there were a lot of positives that John Paul II Crusaders head coach Bruce Yockey could take out of his team’s showing at Crusader Field.

A pre-season tune-up may have been what the doctor ordered for the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings senior football team.

The long and winding road that was the Battlefords North Stars 2017 pre-season ended on a high Sunday in Saskatoon.

Back to school means back to the football field for the Humboldt Collegiate Institute Mohawks, as they have been hard at work preparing for the upcoming season, with practices kicking off Aug. 28.

The North Stars were given many chances to dominate on Friday against the Kindersley Klippers, and they took advantage of the opportunities.

After losing a tightly contested 4-2 game to Scotland's Hannah Fleming Thursday afternoon, the situation is simple for Robyn Silvernagle at the Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling's Tour Challenge Tier II event in Regina.

The success of the Battlefords North Stars over the last two seasons hasn't gone unnoticed.

Through the first two days at the Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling's Tour Challenge Tier II event in Regina, North Battleford's Robyn Silvernagle is in the mix for a playoff spot.

A night after letting a three-goal lead slip away to the Battlefords North Stars, the Humboldt Broncos weren’t about to let the same thing happen again in their own rink.

With their sights set on improving upon last year’s fifth place finish in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League regular season standings, the Humboldt Broncos returned to the ice over the weekend for a three-day training camp. The Aug. 31-Sept.