Local Sports

After three days of scheduled action, just two teams sit in the standings without a loss. The Huskies are 2-0-1 to start the season as they thumped the Silver Bullets 53-12 Aug. 19 and 28-0 over the Slammers Tuesday.

After winning two tournament during the summer months, the Battlefords Stingers U18 Development Girls soccer team had high expectations for provincials, which were held in Lloydminster July 23 to 25.

The Muenster Red Sox senior baseball team ended their season on a high note last weekend.The Western Canada Senior "AA" Championships were held in Muenster from August 12-15.

It's been a good summer for local swimmers.The Humboldt Legion Swim Team has recorded stellar results in 2010.Provincial semi-finals were held in Biggar on July 24.

Gary Nordal started to play baseball in 1963 when he was 10 years old. After trying to play most positions, he discovered that pitching was his forte. He played with Strasbourg except when he was 15 and 16, when he played with Bulyea Baseball Team.

After 14 regular season games and six playoff games, no North Saskatchewan River Baseball Team could find a way to beat the Lloydminster Meridian Twins and they now have their second league title in as many years.

It is official. The North Saskatchewan River Baseball League is finished. Along with the completion of the championship series, the MVP award has been presented and now the gloves and bats can be stored for the winter.

The late Roberto Zayas of Moose Jaw, will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday.

Another season on the North Battleford Touch Football League, got started this week with the defending champions - the Rhinos ready to defend their title.

The late Norman French of Delisle will take his place in the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Saturday. French was born and raised on the family farm near Donavon.