Prairie Fire blueliner heading west to attend school
When it comes time to lace the skates up for next year’s hockey season, the Melville Prairie Fire’s Eryn Johanson will be a Pronghorn.
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Spits edge Bisons in first place showdown
The two top teams in the Qu’Appelle Valley Hockey League hooked up for a battle for first place and when the dust had settled,...
Team Barker earns national Scotties berth
Curling fans who attended the final game of the Viterra Scotties Women’s Provincial Championship in Melville may have gotten a glimpse at the future...
Millionaires lose three on road
Three-straight losses have put the Melville Millionaires behind the proverbial 8-ball when it comes to getting a spot in the SJHL playoffs.
The Mils dropped...
Cobras defeat Saints in all-city final
The MCS Cobras and St. Henry’s Saints junior girls basketball squads had a date with destiny in Langenburg last weekend.
The Cobras and Saints both...
Prairie Fire get hooks into Sharks
The Melville Prairie Fire had a chance to leapfrog into second place in the Saskatchewan Female Midget Hockey League standings and the Battleford Sharks...
Bantam Millionaires go on rare winning streak
Melville’s bantam Millionaires could be turning a bit of a corner.
After playing three months with only one win and an overtime loss to their...
Fenwood’s rink hub of community once again
At one time, Fenwood would have been considered a hotbed for recreational and minor hockey, and perhaps, those days will return.
A group of Fenwood...
HCUC simplifies ice making duties
Making curling ice involves more than simply putting up some bumpers and painting rings on a hockey rink.
According to North Battleford’s Wayne Cubbon, tasked...
Spitfires down Broncs in weekend contests
The Balcarres Broncs and the Grenfell Spitfires played a pair of games last weekend with the latter coming out on top in both Qu’Appelle...
Provincial News
Echo Lake swim marks latest milestone after amputation
As emergency lights flashed along the shoreline and an RCMP boat approached from behind, Mark Herbison kept his head down and continued swimming through...
