Local Sports

The North Saskatchewan River Hockey League wrapped up its final week of the regular season.

The New Horizons curling club was back in action Feb. 3 rd with the following results. Wally Gordey over Ralph Hall, Alan Rogers over Doug Belyk and Dick Horrell over Peter Pauls.

The 2015 Canada Winter Games are being held in Prince George, B.C. and the Northwest has plenty of talent heading west.

The Meota Combines (14-3-0-1) can finish the regular season atop the SPHL standings. A 7-1 win over the Radisson Wheat Kings (6-9-0-1) Monday gave them a tie for top spot with the Hafford Hawks (14-2-0-1) who have one game remaining.

The Battlefords Midget AAA Sharks (7-17-1-1) took to the road Wednesday for a game against the Prince Albert A&W Bears (15-6-3-2) and came out on the wrong side of a 3-0 decision.

In his second season, Gray Marr is piling up points and helping the Humboldt Broncos fight for a playoff spot. As of Feb. 2, the Twin Butte, Alta. product led the Broncos with 35 points. The way he plays also helps set the tone for the team.

Track athletes of all ages were in Saskatoon to compete in the annual Knights of Columbus Indoor Games, which is in its 50th year.

The Battlefords own Cole Tenetuik and his teammates came incredibly close to representing Canada at the World Junior Curling Championships in Estonia.

Cole Tenetuik came within one shot of representing Canada at the 2015 World Junior Curling Championships. In Corner Brook, Nfld.

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