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Rough one in Spiritwood

The Stampeders and Timberwolves did battle Friday night in North Saskatchewan River Hockey League action and it was a penalty filled game.
Number 11

Number 11

Humboldt Broncos record 11th win in a row

Humboldt closes 2011 with wins over Klippers, Stars

They got a new goalie, and won their last two games of 2011. The Humboldt Broncos travelled to Kindersley on December 20 to take on the Klippers. With new goalie Colin Dzijacky in net, the Broncos stomped the Klippers 3-2.

Broncos stronger, but not yet invincible, coach believes

They had to find a new goalie in December, and may be moving a few more players before the trade deadline, but for now, the Broncos seem to be on the road to success.

This week in sports

January 4 1920 - The baseball league for black players was created and called the National Negro Baseball League. 1984 - Edmonton beats Minnesota 12-8 in the highest-scoring modern National Hockey League game.
Off to school

Off to school

Former Battlefords North Stars, and most recently a member of the Wilkie Outlaws senior team, Troy Watt, is off to school.
Former Midget Star named player of the month

Former Midget Star named player of the month

Kindersley sits fourth in the Sherwood Conference of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League and still had two of the top players from the month of December.
NBCHS sportsmanship recognized

NBCHS sportsmanship recognized

The North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings senior boys volleyball team were admirable hosts for the 5A provincial volleyball championship in mid-November.

Sports Schedule

December 30Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League continues with three games at 8 p.m. Perdue plays in Hafford, Saulteaux plays in Glaslyn and Cut Knife hosts Battleford.

Eagles and Stamps on top

The Meadow Lake Stampeders and St. Walburg Eagles went into the Christmas break on highs. The two teams sit first and second in the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League and both won twice in the days leading up to break.