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A number of local area teams are in Saskatchewan Hockey Association playoffs this weekend. The Wilkie Outlaws are in action in Senior B playoffs. They host Leroy in game one of their second-round provincial series Feb. 23 at 8 p.m.

Team Saskatchewan has made it to the championship pool at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The North Battleford team of Robyn Silvernagle made it with two victories on Wednesday.

TISDALE — 4-H members from across the province gathered in Tisdale for the annual 4-H Curling Provincials. “It went very well.

Former North Battleford teacher Bev Barth is Wilkie’s Coach of the Year. The following is from her nomination: We would like to nominate Bev Barth for Coach of the Year for 2018.

Submitted The Riverside Rebels, a U16 Women’s Club Volleyball team from the Battlefords, held their local tournament Feb. 3 at John Paul II Collegiate.

TISDALE — The nine games Mackenzie Carson suited up last season for the Tisdale Trojans as an affiliated player benefited him in various ways.

HUMBOLDT — The Humboldt Broncos continue to find ways to win. Last week the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League team came from behind to earn victories against Flin Flon, 3-2, and La Ronge, 5-4 and 5-2.

The focus of sports fans in the Battlefords this week was on Sydney, N.S. and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The North Battleford-based rink of Robyn Silvernagle was in action at the Scotties this week representing Saskatchewan.

The Battlefords Sharks wrapped up their best regular season ever over the weekend, as they finished sixth in the overall female AAA league standings.

It’s been a notable few days for the Battlefords North Stars and for one of its players in particular. That player is Cody Spagrud, who was named the Global Ag Risk Division nominee for two SJHL awards categories.