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The Battleford Beaver Blues and Meota Combines find themselves on opposite ends of the spectrum in their respective Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League quarter-final series.

The Battlefords Volleyball Club Impact 15U girls’ team found themselves facing the best club teams in the province Feb. 4 and 5 in Lloydminster.

As the road to this year’s Hoopla tournament winds along, the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings senior girls’ basketball team has a better idea of where they stand in the provincial 4A mix.

The Nipawin Hawks had a chance to earn the longest win streak in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League this season Saturday night at the Civic Centre. Battlefords North Stars captain Kendall Fransoo made sure that didn’t happen.

Taryn Kotchorek isn’t one to look at statistics.

With a mix of newcomers and seasoned veterans, North Battleford Legion Track Club head coach Karen Wharington is pretty happy with how things have gone so far this winter.

Over the last few games, Battlefords North Stars head coach and general manager Nate Bedford noted that the team was going to cash in on the number of good scoring chances that they were getting.

After a busy five games in eight days stretch that saw a coaching change along the way, the Battleford AAA Stars didn’t have much to show for it in the way of points.

Coming off a Senior B provincial title last year and two straight Senior C championships before that, the Wilkie Outlaws have moved up to the Senior A ranks in their quest for another banner.

After a tough loss on Feb. 3, the Humboldt Broncos had some fun at their annual players shootout.