Local Sports

They're not mad in the Rider Nation. Yet.

Ross Morrison of Medicine Hat, Alta. will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Saturday, Aug. 16 in Battleford. Formerly of Unity, Morrison has been chosen to be in the player and builder categories.

Unity minor ball has a long history of success on the ball field. The July 4 weekend was capped off with three provincial banners won across the province.

by KELLY FRIESEN Journal editor Tristan Hering represented the HCI Mohawks at the U18 Canada Cup over the past couple of weeks in Saskatoon. The esteemed tournament is a showcase for the best high school football players across the country.

by KELLY FRIESEN Journal editor The Humboldt peewee Dodgers drove out of Saskatoon on July 5 with Queen's We are the Champions cranked. The local baseball team won the Bridge City's prestigious 'AAA' peewee tournament.

Most valuable players from each of the 12 NSRBL teams were announced Monday.

Access Communications announced they will broadcast the North American Indigenous Games. Events will be carried both on Access 7 and will be streamed online at www.myaccess.ca/naig.

Seven teams were out for New Horizons golf Thursday, July 3. They were playing on Thursday instead of the usual Monday because of the Canada Day weekend. A double eagle was scored on No. 9 during this round.

A familiar face will continue to dribble and shoot basketballs in the Margaret P.

It was, simply put, the worst-case scenario. Heading into a Week 4 bye and facing the prospect of two full weeks between games, the Saskatchewan Roughriders suffered a second consecutive double-digit loss Saturday, falling 26-13 to the B.C.