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The John Paul II Crusaders football team got a taste of the end zone in their third game of existence and now should be hungry for more.

Just one game was played Thursday in the North Battleford Touch Football League, and it was an important one. The Huskies, who went 8-0 to that point lost 30-14 to the Rhinos, who move into a tie for first place with an 8-1 record.

The home opener didn't go as planned for the Battlefords North Stars, but they did spoil Kindersley's home opener the next night, earning a split in the home-and-home series to start the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League regular season.

The sanctioned horseshoe tournament in Saskatoon Sept. 10 was a success for a number of the local club members. Frank Ironstand was the big winner, as he earned two first place finishes.

The competitive outdoor archery season has come to an end and with hunting, school and other community sports the Landrie family still finds time to train for archery.

There was a degree of uncertainty in the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks camp going into their tilt Friday against Warman.

The anticipation is over and now all that is left is to start the regular Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.

The Humboldt Broncos traditionally use the games of the pre-season to throw different players out on the ice and see how they perform. And this year was no different from any other.

Tuesday, at Beaver Lions Stadium the Huskies doubled the Headhunters with a 28-14 win in the game under the lights. Earlier, the Broncos topped the Silver Bullets 38-20 and the Gophers thumped the Razorbacks 57-7.

It's a great honour. Isidore Strueby of Humboldt is one of the six individuals and one team in the community inducted into the Humboldt Sports Hall of Fame. "It was a kind of a shock when the letter came and I learned I was inducted," said Strueby.