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Thursday was the home finale for the John Paul II Crusaders football team for the 2016 season. Given what happened to them against the Delisle Rebels, they now need some help from their other competitors if they want to host a playoff game this year.

Chalk it up as a valuable lesson for the North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings football team.

To say the last week was a whirlwind one for the Battlefords AAA Stars would be a bit of understatement.

The Battlefords North Stars goaltending logjam has been solidified as the Saskatchwean Junior Hockey League team parted ways with netminder Ryan Rewerts.

This year’s North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings junior girls’ volleyball tournament saw a unique scenario. Both the Grade 9 and Grade 8 Vikings teams made it to the final.

It was not perfect but the Humboldt Broncos had another solid week in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League winning three of their four games to push their overall record to 5-1. The week started off on Sept.

The Battlefords Midget AAA Stars were going to have a new head coach this season. No one could have expected them to have two different bench bosses before they kicked off their 2016-17 campaign Thursday night.

One step forwards and one step backwards appears to be the order of the day for the Battlefords North Stars at the moment.

Normally when I get a text from my former co-worker at the Moose Jaw Times-Herald and current Brandon Sun sports reporter Nathan Liewicki, it’s about one of three topics.

A year ago, the John Paul II Crusaders were able to punch their ticket to the provincial 2A high school boys’ soccer championship. The goal for this year’s squad is simple.