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Two girl's teams from Saskatchewan, one local and one with local players picked up, are heading to Western Canadians, looking to put the previous couple weeks behind them and play some solid softball.

The action is heating up in the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League as four teams remain, and one of the four teams is a win away from advancing to the league final.

Two days, 148 competitors, 15 teams and 23 local medals. That's how things shaped up at the 2011 Summer Speed Swimming Provincials, held in Humboldt July 30-31.

It was a great football experience for a local football player. Ryan Stumborg of Humboldt played in the Saskota Bowl in Rolla, North Dakota on July 9, accompanied by coach Cory Popoff, also of Humboldt.

Don Dupuis was born in Ontario Sept. 17, 1937, as the oldest of four boys. Later his family packed up and headed west to Saskatchewan and made their home in Bienfait. At a young age, Dupuis started playing and coaching baseball.

The search continues for the new coach of the Battlefords North Stars junior hockey team.

The voice in the back of our heads to get outside and get more active is louder than ever and soon there could be a new way to listen to that voice.

Rick Morrice was born March 3, 1951 in Eston where he attended school and played all his minor sports. At 16, Morrice was asked to go with the Eston Ramblers to represent Saskatchewan at the first Canadian Summer Games in Halifax.

Three of the four semi final teams were known as of Thursday last week in the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League.

The Wilkie Athletics, with players from the Battlefords, Wilkie and Unity hosted the midget AA provincials last weekend in North Battleford after playing the regular season as the name Unity Midgets.