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The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League unveiled their year-end award winners, with a pair of Nipawin Hawks taking home three awards.

The season may not be over for the Melfort Mustangs, but they celebrated the year so far with their annual awards banquet. This year the team handed out 19 awards at the March 5 event, with 12 different Mustangs taking home awards.

The Melfort Mustangs and Nipawin Hawks rivalry lived up to its name as the two teams combined for 84 penalty minutes and 17 power plays and the Hawks skated away with a 4-0 win.

After just three goals in his first 47 games, Logan Casavant exploded for four goals to lead the Nipawin Hawks to a 6-1 win over the Melfort Mustangs in Nipawin. “He definitely had the Midas touch, that’s for sure, but he worked incredibly hard too.

The Melfort Mustangs picked up a huge 4-2 victory in La Ronge against the Ice Wolves. Despite the win, Trevor Blevins , the team’s head coach, admitted the Feb. 28 game was not his team’s best effort.

A public meeting to discuss the fate of Bjorkdale School has been delayed due to the weather. The meeting, which will allow the North East School Division's board to gather information from the public, will now be held on March 29, at 7 p.m.

Andres ( Andy ) Davalos lucked out when he was putting together Andino Suns .

A warm sunny day combined with a lack of vintage snowmobile drag races made Nipawin’s Shiver by the River a success. “Everything went well. It went smooth,” said Cam Livingston with the Twin Lakes Trail Blazers.

The Carrot River Outback Thunder’s season has come to an end. The Thunder lost their Prairie Junior Hockey League North Division semifinal series, four games to one, to the Saskatoon AGI Insurance Quakers.

Janine McNevin was married in October of 2015 and loved every minute of her wedding. “It was a vintage Victorian theme, with antique stuff, lace, gold accents, and it was a big wedding,” McNevin said.