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Six days after Meota put ten on the scoreboard against Maymont, they hosted the eighth place Cut Knife Colts at the Civic Centre.

Fresh off of their first win of the season, the Battlefords were at it again. This time on the road against the last place North Stars. An incredible outburst of scoring led the Blues over Glaslyn, 11-2, in Turtleford.

The Mintos and the Stars have gone head-to-head twice this season, serving as solid matchups to watch. For being one of the best teams in the SMAAAHL, the Mintos seem to have trouble putting away the black and white. Thursday was a different story.

Tampa Bay @ St. Louis The Rams come into the Thurday night game with the 21st ranked rushing defence. This bodes well for Doug Martin who's coming off a small workload, suffering from game flow.

The North Stars have had some success against the second place Mustangs this year. Holding a record of 2-0 while scoring nine in a 9-6 victory last time through, it may seem as though the Battlefords have their number in 2015.

The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame had their annual open house Tuesday.

It’s hard enough to crack the roster of a Junior A team, let alone excel on one.

This season Daniel McKitrick has turned heads with his ability on the ice for the Humboldt Broncos. His journey to the Broncos and the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League is also impressive.

"It's very difficult for players to completely shut down. I know they will continue to work on ways to improve their game, that's what dedicated athletes do."

After dropping a tight one to the Tisdale Trojans in overtime, the Battlefords took a 3-3 game with the Saskatoon Contacts to the final frame Tuesday before Quinton Ong put the final bookmark in.