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Three teenage baseball players from Muenster recently spent a week in Arizona in hopes of playing for Team Saskatchewan at this summer's Baseball Canada Cup.

"So gambling makes a good thing even better." These words of wisdom are from Lisa Simpson during an episode of The Simpsons when Homer rode her ability to correctly pick football games.

Toronto Raptors general manager Masai Ujiri learned how much saying an expletive costs in today's NBA landscape.

Athletes from the Northwest made the trip to Boston, Mass. to run in the 118th Boston Marathon. Three of the 25 participants from Saskatchewan were from the Northwest. Robert St.

The Humboldt Peewee AA Broncos ended a successful season with an 8-5 win over the Warman Wildcats at the Elgar Peterson Arena to capture the Center Four Hockey League Championship.

The Bantam and Midget versions of the Muenster Flyers both won the B provincials.

In his final column in the Sept. 12 edition of the Regional Optimist, former sports reporter Sean Macey wrote about the roller coaster of emotions that comes with being the general manager of a fantasy football team.

The Zone 7 midget team reached the A final of the annual Sask First Tournament last weekend in Saskatoon. The tournament is held by the Saskatchewan Hockey Association.

The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame released one more name for this summer's induction ceremony. Dean Mathison from Leader will join the 12 previously announced members of the Class of 2014 for induction. The induction ceremony takes place Aug.

The Battleford Volleyball Club Crush finished eighth in Tier 1 at the 17U women's 2014 Conexus Provincial Volleyball Championships last weekend in Saskatoon and Warman.