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After qualifing from the Battle West and Northwest school divisions, a handful of local high school golfers hit the links for the provincial grass green championship in Humboldt Sept. 24 and 25.

At times during the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League game Tuesday, the North Stars looked to be turning the corner, but that was not enough to beat Melfort and get in the win column.

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks hosted the Tisdale Tornadoes in North East nine-man football action on October 1, but they weren't very amicable to their visitors.

The Battlefords got a taste of university-level women's hockey on the weekend, but the experience left a bitter taste for the Regina Cougars.

It was a tough and somewhat upsetting weekend for the Battlefords Sharks in AAA female midget action against the Regina Rebels. The Rebels came in and swept the two games at Battleford Arena, both by counts of 3-1.

The Vikings felt more confident heading into the 3A high school football game against Tommy Douglas, but fell short once again.

The Battlefords Midgets Stars came home with one of four possible points from their weekend road trip to Yorkton.

Despite a wet, cool summer, golfers congregating in Humboldt on the weekend had great weather when they took to the links.

OCTOBER 5 Battlefords North Stars will host the Melfort Mustangs for the third meeting between the teams this season. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Centre.

They may just be learning the game, but two teams of flag football players put on a good show last week. The St. Dominic Chargers hosted the St. Augustine Hawks in a Horizon Central Athletic Association flag football game on September 21.