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December 2Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League action continues Cut Knife in Battleford and Hafford in Saulteaux. Both games begin at 8 p.m. December 2North Saskatchewan River Hockey League has Meadow Lake in St.

The Battlefords were well represented at the Junior Women's Northern Playdown in Eston on the weekend, as two teams competed with four others for spots in the provincial curling tournament in Moose Jaw.

It wasn't the ultimate W that the Battlefords AAA Sharks have been searching for, but they did had two competitive games on the weekend against the Weyburn Gold Wings.

The second season of the Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League officially started on the weekend with three games underway.

Fans may ask, what does it take to win seven straight games? The simple answer would be timely scoring, good goaltending, team chemistry and maybe a little luck.

Often the small bonuses we receive in the Battlefords go unnoticed, but without the support of many service organizations some of bonuses may not be possible.

Most basketball teams were in action this weekend, as the junior and senior seasons were underway with tournaments.

The ice is in the rinks around the Northwest and the Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League is set to start its second season.

Recently it hasn't seemed to matter who is in net for the Battlefords North Stars or where the offence is coming from, they just continue to win.

November 25Battlefords North Stars host the Notre Dame Hounds in SJHL action. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Centre. November 25Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League action begins with two games on the schedule. Cut Knife hosts Perdue at 8 p.m.