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The biggest question surrounding the Battlefords North Stars heading into next season will be answered Tuesday morning. The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League team will be holding a press conference at the Civic Centre at 10 a.m.

As the first month of the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League season enters the record books, two teams find themselves leading the way.

With high school sports into its final provincial event of the year, Horizon Central students made sure to go out with a bang as they helped Horizon claim 3rd in the district points race, and first in points per 1,000 students.

It was a decent week for the Bruno Bisons, who despite the rain, managed to pick up a win in one of two contests. Vs.

After enjoying a bye in the first week of the Saskatoon Senior Baseball League season, the Marysburg Royals kicked off their 2018 campaign with four games in five days.

After losing five of six games, the Muenster Red Sox bounced back in a huge way, as they knocked off the North West Prairie Pirates in a doubleheader in Muenster on June 2.

A member of the 2016-17 Battlefords North Stars team that won the Canalta Cup will be heading back to Canada to continue his hockey career. Forward Connor Logan, who is from Victoria, B.C.

The long path back to SJHL hockey continued for the Humboldt Broncos as they welcomed close to 100 players for an invitation-only spring camp in Saskatoon May 25-27.

As a 14-year-old hockey player there is not much greater dream than being drafted to the Western Hockey League but for LeRoy’s Connor McGrath, that dream became a reality.

After a silver medal showing a year ago in Saskatoon, Maidstone’s Jenna McFadyen made the most of her second opproutnity for a gold medal in the midget girls’ 3000 metre race at the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association provincial track and