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Sask West Hockey League Standings: the Wilkie Outlaws continue to lead with a 9-1 record… Cross Roads Hockey League Standings: the Rosetown Redwings hold top spot at 9-1…
The Rosetown Redwings, with two more regular-season games left to play, remained in first place in the Cross Roads Hockey League as last Friday.
Going into last Friday’s game in Loreburn, the Dinsmore Dynamos sat in fifth place in the 10-team Sask Valley Hockey League. The Dynamos were to host the Craik Warriors on Saturday.
Twelve games are scheduled for Minor Hockey Weekend, starting with the under-seven Moore and Gregory teams playing at 4 p.m. this Friday and ending with the under-15 boys…
Second Clint Kennedy (front) and lead Cory Cordes brush this rock thrown by skip Brad Fortin while David Saville curling on Sheet 4 watches during open curling on Thursday.
When Team Canada announced last summer its six locked-in player selections for this country’s entry in the Olympic Games, one of the choices today stands out as a pretty big mistake.
Most years have some noteworthy sports achievements, and 2025 certainly did. Here are some of them…
The Dinsmore Dynamos go into possibly the toughest part of the Sask Valley Hockey League schedule while missing two players.
Five teams have entered the Ice-Breaker Spiel scheduled for Jan. 17, which will go ahead, though “we’ll take a lot more,” said Brian Champion of the Rosetown Curling Club.
The league-leading Rosetown Redwings, who were to host the Unity Miners last Saturday, play the Luseland Mallards here on Saturday and then take on the Kodiaks in Kindersley on Sunday.
Jude Khoo looks where to pass amid the defence of Klark Sagun (7) and Daren Duka. Arvi Balantinsayo (background) watches in the background during men’s pickup basketball…
Louie Danychuk successfully gets by goalie Tyson Cowell but without scoring. They and teammates on the under-11 Gilchrist Redwing were practising on Tuesday.
Recreation officials hope people can skate on the Kinsmen outdoor rink longer this winter. Workers painted the ice white and didn’t put in lines or other markings…
Taia Winny maneouvres with the puck while Heimarie Strydom tries to check her during the under-18 Western Prairie Redwings practice here last Tuesday, Dec. 30.
February — Canadian skiers and curlers rack up a number of medals at the Olympic Games in Milan, but the high-profile hockey competition, beset by controversy over the arena construction…
The senior Rosetown Redwings finished with a 6-2 win over the visiting Dodsland Stars on Dec. 19 to remain in first place in the Cross Roads Hockey League heading into the Christmas break.
Gracie Rawson skates as an elf, Andrea Kahovec (background) portrayed a reindeer and an unseen Taylor Inverarity acted as Santa Claus in the 15th and last program item…
The Cougars defeated the B-team Royals 32-19 in this, the seventh-place game at the senior girls tournament held here on Dec. 12-13.
One team didn’t make the trip, which led to the host Royals playing as two teams to fill out the eight-team draw at the senior girls basketball tournament on Dec. 12-13.
The senior Rosetown Redwings, after hosting the Kindersley Kodiaks last Friday and playing the Dodsland Stars in Kerrobert the next night, host the Stars this Friday…
The senior girls’ basketball team at Rosetown Central High School had a tournament here this past Friday and Saturday, with teams from Biggar, Assiniboia, LCBI, Clavet, Wilkie, and Unity expected to attend.
The senior Dinsmore Dynamos had a record of four wins, one overtime win and one loss for fourth place in the Sask Valley Hockey League going into their home game…
Kathryn Claffey looks for options with the basketball against the defence of Madison Rawson (L) and Carla Heinrichs among others during an impromptu Royals game vs. parents, siblings and coaches…
Laurie Evans races to hit the ball while partner Robbie Hingston watches during pickleball at the civic centre on Dec. 8.
It’s been a great year for Canadians on the world’s athletic stages. As 2025 winds down, it’s time for the year-end awards in the top three categories — male and female athlete and top team.
The Rosetown Central High senior girls basketball team, who host their own tournament this weekend, won a tournament in Biggar on Nov. 28-29.
Chase Urban of the U-11 Redwings - Billett team gets his stick on the rolling puck. Jake Jahnke (41), goalie of the Herbert Hawks, reaches for it.
Sydney Dessert of the Rosetown Royals races for the basket ahead of Esmé Meszaros of the Biggar Blazers. This game opened the junior girls tournament here this past weekend.
