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Here is a look at some of the sports action involving local teams over the past week. Football North Battleford Comp Vikings scored another win as they downed Prince Albert St. Mary 15-10 on Thursday night on the road.

HUMBOLDT 鈥� In the middle two seats of the top row of Section U at the Elgar Petersen Arena, John and Helen Kerbrat remain a constant. The pair have been Broncos fans, attending their games since the team鈥檚 inception in 1970.

鈥淭he boys deserved a 鈥榳,鈥� they鈥檝e been working hard lately.鈥� 鈥� Coach Klimosko.

Pinty鈥檚 Grand Slam of Curling, Meridian Canadian Open

Three directors on the Humboldt Broncos鈥� board have resigned and a new assistant general manager has been selected. Darrin Duell, Jay Fitzsimmons and Rob Eichorst have decided to move on.

MELFORT 鈥� Jaxon Joseph died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, but his spirit lives on through the teams he played on, the friends he made and the memories he shared. The Melfort Mustangs is one of those teams.

The 50th season of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League got off to a solemn start this past week. The Battlefords North Stars were at the Civic Centre Friday for their first game of the season against the Kindersley Klippers.

The second annual Gold Eagle Open took place Sept. 8, as the Battlefords gain status as a disc golf destination.

Here is a look at some other scores in local action from the past week: High School Football In football action the North Battleford Comp Vikings got a win at home Thursday night over the PA Carlton Crusaders 24-19.

MELFORT 鈥� For the Melfort Mustangs, it all started 30 years ago, with some razzing over some drinks between friends.