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When it comes to the new Major League Rugby loop, which was into its third season before a COVID-19 shutdown, one team has been the shining star to-date, both in terms of on-field performance and fan support, and that has been the Seattle Seawolves.

The Parkland Expos U15 AA team has put together a solid summer season. This summer the team rolled up five wins against six losses, 鈥渁 good showing for a team with only two second year Bantams,鈥� said coach Larry Kitchen.

West-Man Border Fastball Museum officially opening soon

In Richardson Pioneer Men's Fastball League

There was an impressive group of Pirate Tennis Club members out holiday Monday morning repairing and painting the Western Development Museum courts. Thanks to Mike Giroux for organizing and to all the others who helped.

Yorkton Minor Football is gearing up for the 2020 season, and recently handed out equipment to students who are eager to hit the field and get back into the game.

Monday was not exactly a holiday for the Parkland U18 AAA Expos, as they travelled to Regina to face the Wolfpack. An early lead helped the Wolfpack roll up a 10-4 win thanks in large part to a six-run second inning by the host team.

Yeti Tae Kwon Do at the Yorkton Martial Arts Centre were finally able to do belt testing recently, after COVID-19 caused a postponement from a March testing date. Among those earning belt progression was Michaela Miller 9th Gup Yellow Stripe.

In Regina Friday - Moose Jaw Saturday

Tammy Bezaire and Rick Hallberg are both provincial senior golf champions for the second time. Bezaire was the women's senior champion in 2015, Hallberg won the men's title in 2018.