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Over 350 gymnasts from throughout the province and into Manitoba took over the YRHS gymnasium this past weekend for the three-day Springers Gymnastics Invitational competition.

The Yorkton Storm Swim Club had six swimmers attend the recently held Man-Sask Championships in Saskatoon. Sending six swimmers to the meet was a new club record for attendance, as all swimmers had to qualify by previously posting a ‘AA Time.

The Rick Kinaschuk rink of Arran topped the annual Norquay Men’s Bonspiel which was held March 17 to 20 with 16 rinks participating. Out-of-town rinks were from Pelly, Arran, Canora and Preeceville. A banquet was held Friday night.

It came down to the third and deciding game but the Preeceville Midget Pats, on which are players from Pelly and Norquay, won the Major Hockey League B-side banner in overtime before a packed home-town crowd on March 20.

The Bob Roll rink of Canora topped Kamsack’s Club 55 bonspiel which concluded with a banquet on March 23. A total of 16 rinks were entered in the bonspiel which was held March 21 to 23, said Lloyd Thomas, president of Club 55.

Each year the City of Regina plays host to a soccer competition that allows Saskatchewan soccer players from the age of 10 and up to represent either their home country, country of ancestral origin, or country of their choosing in an ‘international’

It’s a question that get’s asked very often.

The Yorkton Force U17 Volleyball Club had a hard go of it while competing at the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association (SVA) U17/U18 Sask Cup Three in Regina on March 19 and 20.

The Norquay School’s senior Knights boys basketball team won the bronze medal at the Regional competition in Canora March 11 and 12.

Even though the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute senior girls basketball team did not qualify to go to Hoopla, the season ended on a high note, according to Ryan Stanko, their coach.