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The Humboldt Broncos keep inching up the standings as they continue to play probably their best hockey of the season. Their latest outing was a 3-2 shootout win over the Battlefords North Stars on Nov. 16 at the Elgar Petersen Arena. As of Nov.

The HCI boys' volleyball team fell just short of qualifying for provincials over the weekend, missing out thanks to a tiebreaker that went the wrong way.

New Horizons took to the ice Tuesday, Nov. 12.

The first game for the expansion Meota Combines is now in the books in the Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League.

The stage is set for the greatest Grey Cup ever. You don't even have to be a fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders or Hamilton Tiger-Cats to realize the 101st Grey Cup at Regina's Mosaic Stadium on Sunday is the greatest match-up in league history.

The pucks drop in the opening round of games in Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League action this weekend.

The Battlefords AA Barons midget team is on top of the Centre Four Hockey League standings. The Barons record is now 8-2-1, in first place in the league with 17 points, two ahead of North East.

The Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association will be hosting six provincial volleyball championships this weekend and teams from Northwest schools are in on the action.

North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings journeyed to Melfort last weekend for regional playdowns in the hunt for a provincial berth. The senior girls' Vikings missed provincials by three points.

Mixed martial arts are coming to Saskatchewan, as the provincial government has introduced legislation to create an athletics commission that would sanction UFC-style events along with boxing and other combat sports.