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Despite winning 4-1 Tuesday night, the Battlefords North Stars chances at first place have evaporated.

The Cut Knife Colts weren't suppose to beat the defending Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League champs in the first round of the playoffs, but they must not have received the memo.

Senior D - After beating Lake Lenore 7-4 in their first provincial series, the Turtleford Tigers fell behind Kenaston 9-1 after game one. It is reported Turtleford has forfeited game two and has been eliminated.

The final decisions have been made and two Battlefords AAA Sharks have been selected to the league's all-star rosters.

Although we haven't exactly been hit by a harsh winter this year, some are looking forward to spring so the outdoor soccer season can begin.

The hard work and dedication left handed pitcher Andrew Albers has put into baseball has paid off in full over the last 12 months. Albers, who grew up in the Battlefords, has had a whirlwind season.

Preparation was the key in both results on the weekend trip to Flin Flon for the Battlefords North Stars. Friday the North Stars were ready to play, scored the first two goals and skated to a 6-3 win.

The New Horizons came to the halfway point of the spring session last week and the results were interesting. In the morning draw, Allie Raycraft's team gave the Rogers group a scare as she was three up coming home. The end result was a 10-10 tie.

Five Saskatchewan communities participated in the Diane Lemon Synchronized Swimming Invitational earlier in February and only a few from the North Battleford club competed.

Scott Manners rink had to steal a point in the 10th end of the SaskTel Provincial Men's Tankard in Assiniboia and did so to advance to the Battlefords' rink second extra end elimination game.