Rosetown Redwing captain Jordan Johnston seeks to shoot on the Outlook Ice Hawks net defended by goalie Jace Hunter and forward Kobe Kindrachuk.

Redwing goalie Noah Martens tries to prevent Carson Dobson of the Dodsland Stars from scoring - and Dobson didn’t - on this third-period breakaway here on March 1.

Rosetown Royal Sam Cadieux reaches for a rebound behind LCBI Bison Beckett Nelson as teammates Mark Mofolasayo and Klaas Woudwijk watch the play develop.

ROSETOWN — The Western Prairie Redwings under-nine team capped an undefeated season by winning the championship of the D.O.N.U.T. League at a playoff tournament in Martensville on Feb. 28.

The Rosetown Central High School senior basketball teams head into conference playoffs this weekend, with the girls competing in Biggar and the boys in Watrous.

ROSETOWN — Mitchel Robbie scored the winner early in the third period as the Rosetown Redwings edged the Outlook Ice Hawks 5-4 Friday night to advance to the senior C provincial hockey championship.

Deklan Hawken of the under-18 Redwings brings the puck into the Unity Lazer end where Austin Riddell seeks to check him.

It’s time to admit it: The U.S. women’s hockey team is better than Canada’s. Even though an outstanding performance in the Olympics gold medal game gave Canada a good chance…

The grey Cup visits Rosetown on Thursday. People may get their photos taken with the Canadian Football League trophy at the AGT Centre from noon to 2 p.m.

Unless something changes, the Rosetown Redwings won’t face the Dodsland Stars again until March 13.

Members of the RCHS Royals junior girls curling team celebrate after defeating the Dinsmore Composite Wildcats 11-0 to win gold at the West Central District playoffs held Feb. 27-28 in Kindersley.

The Rosetown Legion Darts Club has been forced to move its Spring Shoot to this Saturday. The change comes after other tournaments shifted dates, said club president Aaron Walker.

Rosetown bowlers returned home with silver and bronze medals from the Saskatchewan Winter Games.

The under-18 Western Prairie Redwings needed a win last Saturday to stay alive in their U-18 C provincial playoff series.

The final score ended in a tie, but for one family with strong local ties, the real outcome was a decisive win.

A statement in the Feb. 2 edition that the Rosetown Curling Club had “over $400,000” was inaccurate.

In what will undoubtedly be a week-long celebration of the curling career of Brad Gushue, the 2026 Montana’s Brier will almost certainly crown a rink skipped by somebody else.

The Rosetown Redwings will play the Dodsland Stars, the defending champions, for the Cross Roads Hockey League championship.

Deklan Hawken of the under-18 Redwings brings the puck around the net, followed by Landen Casavant of the Tisdale Ramblers.

The Dinsmore Dynamos just had league playoffs left in which to keep playing for the 2025-26 hockey season.