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With the second seed in the playoffs already wrapped up, the Battlefords North Stars found themselves in an interesting situation to conclude their 2017-18 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League regular season Friday.

With district and conference play right around the corner basketball teams from across Horizon School Division were putting the finishing touches on their league season with league championship games.

While most of Saskatchewan鈥檚 curling attention was centered on the brier over the weekend, high school curlers were also in action competing in the regional bonspiels, with women鈥檚 and mixed events in Foam Lake and the boys event in Wadena.

Broncos suffer fifth straight extra time loss to North Stars The Humboldt Broncos keep climbing towards the top of the mountain, but can never seem to reach its peak.

Three years ago, the Hafford Hawks and Meota Combines went the distance in the battle for the Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League title, with the Hawks coming out on top in five games.

Midget AA The Midget AA Broncos saw their league season come to a close with a 4-0 shutout loss to Unity on Feb. 27 in Unity. The game five loss handed the Broncos a 3-2 series defeat, after the Broncos fought back from 2-0 down.

A tough night for the Battlefords North Stars proved to be a big one for the Kindersley Klippers.

Although a major dumping of snow curtailed the full conclusion of the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Senior Boys Invitational tournament Saturday, it was a beneficial weekend for the two local squads.

Months of hard work paid off in a number of ways for the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings senior girls basketball team last Wednesday night. Not only did the team come away with a narrow 49-48 win over the Prince Albert St.

After becoming the first Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League player since 2011 to crack the 100-point plateau in the regular season, Battlefords North Stars captain Layne Young has been rewarded for his efforts.