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The football career of Dominic Lepowick is heating up. The YRHS Raider Gridder has been picked up by the Okanagan Sun for the coming season. Lepowick said that he is excited to get out and play again, and excited to move out to B.C. to play as well.

The Board of Directors of Yorkton Crush Girls Softball has announced plans for spring play, conditional of course, on restrictions in the area.

When he stepped into the role as president of the Kamsack Sno Drifters Club 308, Tyson Leis knew he would be stepping into some big shoes.

The Preeceville Rough Rider Snowmobile Club and it dedicated volunteers have been keeping busy with ensuring the trails are ready for another snowmobile season.

Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer Dr.

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly restricted recreation options for many residents in Canora and the surrounding area, but thankfully there are still outdoor possibilities.

While there hasn’t been any tried-and-true ‘official’ word handed down and anything could change or be altered by the decision makers, it’s looking more than likely that under the current COVID climate and the resulting restrictions, the game of hock

Noah Keys, son of Kenneth Keys of the Tadmore area has a promising career ahead of him as a football player.

When something doesn’t go your way, you try and try again.

A Yorkton prospect is headed east. Yorkton Raider Gridder player Garrett Ellis is going to the University of Toronto in the fall, joining the football team.