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Although the Battlefords North Stars' season ended a month ago there has still been a lot of action in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

The Battlefords Midget Stars have filled their head coaching position for the 2011-12 season.

He's skated under the midnight sun in Alaska, and basked under the tropic sun in Florida. He's been a Senator, a Hurricane, an Admiral, a River Rat, a Penguin, a Moose, and at least three species of bear.

When many think of April, they think of spring, flowers, Easter eggs and perhaps the approaching of some summer sports.

Saskatchewan teams had very respectable showings at the Canadian Juvenile Broomball Championships last weekend, with the Bruno Junior Axemen earning a silver medal on the B-side following a tough 3-2 defeat to Quebec's Chums de Blitz.

For the fourth time in two seasons, the Humboldt Midget AA Broncos will be raising a banner to the Uniplex rafters.

It looks like it is nearly time to say good-bye to the snow and with that marks the end of the Table Mountain Regional Park skiing and snowboarding season.

A total of $30,000 in prizes was on the line as native hockey teams took to the ice in the Battlefords. Jeans Beans of North Battleford captured first place in the contact division, with a 5-1 over Onion Lake.

It could be a year or two before many of the players at the Battlefords North Stars camp are actually competing for a roster spot, but nonetheless this is an opportunity to impress the coaches.

As signs of spring slowly appear the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League becomes a priority and baseball fever sets in across the Northwest.