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Last week the Humboldt Collegiate Institute football team wrapped up an undefeated regular season and is now turning its focus to the playoffs. The Mohawks downed the Melfort Comets, 45-12, on Oct. 23.

Anthony Kapelke is appreciative of the opportunity to be the Humboldt Broncos’ captain for a second straight season. The 20-year-old defenceman captained the team last season under head coach and general manager Ryan Smith.

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New Horizons started the new season at the Northland Curling Centre Oct. 13 with 12 teams participating. Some new curlers, who formerly curled at Saskatchewan Hospital, have been welcomed to the league.

All weekend long, it was the Battlefords taking on the Notre Dame Hounds in the SJHL, female midget AAA and male midget AAA hockey levels.

PA 4 Sharks 1 The Battlefords Sharks were on the road Wednesday for their game against the Prince Albert A&W Bears, but wound up on the short end of a 4-1 score. The game stayed close for the first two periods.

The 12-2 Battlefords North Stars were the highest scoring team in the entire Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League going into home action against Nipawin and Notre Dame Friday and Saturday.

Thursday marked a historic day in the short existence of John Paul II Crusaders high school football. The Crusaders hosted their very first playoff football game, playing on their brand new home field Thursday afternoon.

It’s a new season of curling at Twin Rivers Curling Club. The club held an icebreaker event Oct. 8 at Northland Power Curling Centre to celebrate the arrival of new curling stones from Kay’s of Scotland.

The Battlefords North Stars' recent success during the early part of the SJHL campaign is starting to earn the team some provincial and national attention. Oct.