Local Sports

It's been a long, hard season, but one local soccer team managed to finish it on a high note last week.

The last time the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks nine-man football team descended into the valley at Lumsden was to play the 2007 Provincial semi-final. On that day, the Mohawks eked out a last minute win.

On the weekend in the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League, the only unbeaten team took on the only winless team in Wilcox.

Had it not been for Estevan's Ryan Andersen scoring a hat trick and one assist, Dylan Smith's six-point effort and four assists from Mark Cross, the Battlefords North Stars would've been in position to win the first game of a two-game road trip to so

The Battlefords Midget Stars appear to be on the cusp of being a playoff contender in the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League, but they are still searching for a more consistency before they can take the next step.

How will the focus on league imports affect the teams? Which teams are back in and which one's are out? Will the Hawks be able to defend their title? Those are just a few of the questions surrounding the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League, as act

After putting the C and As on his players, Ken Pearson's Battlefords North Stars responded with two home wins on the weekend.

The Battlefords Minor Hockey Association and Battlefords Female Hockey Association had a busy weekend with league and tournament games for the teams and for some it was a good weekend, for others it may be one they want to forget soon.

It was their chance to shine and despite playing their best games of the season, the host team didn't get a medal.

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks knocked the Kindersley Kobras out of provincial nine-man football playoffs with a 50-14 win in their quarter-final match on October 30.