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Reed Delainey’s trajectory in the game of hockey continues to trend upwards.

WILKIE — Team Laycock and Decisive Farming have announced the launch of Decisive Farming’s CurlingVille presented by Crescent Point Energy. Team Laycock will be in Wilkie Sunday, Jan.

SJHL president Bill Chow announced January 1 the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League will host a bantam draft each summer. The draft will be commencing with the league’s annual general meeting in the first week of June.

Team Marsh outscored opponents 29-10 throughout the Goldline Players Championship over the weekend at the Northland Curling Centre.

The Battlefords AAA Midget Sharks (7-13-1-0) dropped a pair of weekend games against the league leading Saskatoon Stars (15-1-1-0.) The Stars were coming off a championship at the Mac's Tournament in Calgary on New Year’s Day.

The Meota Combines (8-2-0-0) and Battleford Beaver Blues (6-4-0-0) each played a pair of games over the weekend, beginning with a head-to-head match up New Year’s Eve.

The Meota Combines (6-2-0) continue to rack up the wins. Dec. 17 they travelled to Spiritwood to take on the Timberwolves (1-7-0) and picked up a 7-2 win.

Zac Ironstand moved out west when he felt he needed a better fit. While fitting into things might not be easy when you’re 6’3’’ and 255 pounds, the Okanagan Suns football team in Kelowna, B.C. was evidently a perfect fit for Ironstand.

The Battlefords AAA Stars and AAA Sharks are in Calgary participating in the annual Mac's Tournament. The tournament welcomes midget AAA teams from around the world to take part in the short, week-long event.

When the Humboldt Broncos take the ice, they do so with a lot of confidence in the goalies who are the last line of defence. “There is not an issue in our crease,” Broncos head coach Ryan Smith said earlier this season. “They have been very good.