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Saskatchewan Roughriders vice president of football operations and general manager Jeremy O鈥橠ay announced today the Club has named Craig Dickenson head coach.

Sport is one of those interests in life where specific moments become vibrant memories.

January was Active Living month, but how do you stay active? How about giving urban poling a try? The Gloria Hayden Community Centre was the host of an urban poling demonstration, a sport that makes walking easier.

The Yorkton Terriers have been on something of a rollercoaster since the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Christmas break. The Terriers are four-and-six over their last 10 games, including a loss Tuesday evening on home ice.

Two rinks from Canora Composite School (CCS) were entered in the Canora Curling Club High School Bonspiel on January 12, and each placed in the top three. The CCS senior team finished first, said Cindy Smith, CCS principal.

The Sturgis Open bonspiel hosted eight teams from January 15 to 19. "With a small number of entries we decided that it would only be for fun with no prizes awarded," said Tyler Blender, president of the Sturgis Curling rink.

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Fred Perepiolkin and his curling team of Glen Becenko, Nolan Nykolaishen and Connor Bodnaryk played very well in Kamsack January 11, first defeating Duck Mountain Super League (DMSL) defending champion Rick Kinaschuk of Benito in a semi-final match,

A fourth-quarter comeback bid fell short as the Saskatchewan Rush dropped a 13-10 decision to the Georgia Swarm in a Sunday matinee in suburban Atlanta.

Two straight wins and the Yorkton Terriers were back atop the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League鈥檚 Viterra Division. The latest win Friday against LaRonge on Farrell Agencies Arena ice boosted the Terrier season record to 24-19-1-0 for 49 points.