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Two-time World champion, four-time European champion and Olympic bronze medallist Niklas Edin loves curling; because of that love the 30-year-old curler wants to make sure that others love the sport as well.

The YRHS Raiders senior boys’ basketball team had a rough go of it this past weekend at the Centennial Charger Charity Classic basketball tournament in Saskatoon.

By Doug Elsasser At the conclusion of Duck Mountain Super League draw number 4, played December 1 in Kamsack, five men’s curling teams, with two wins each, are tied for first place.

Last year a very young Saints team struggled for much of the season, only to have everything come together in the 4A Regional Championships in Moose Jaw where they played their best basketball of the season, falling to the fifth ranked Warman Wolveri

Both the Senior Raider boys and Senior Raider girls kicked off their 2015/16 SHSAA basketball seasons this past weekend as the two teams travelled to Prince Albert to compete at the 2015 Carlton Invitational Tournament.

Fans in attendance were treated to several high calibre matches that included the Canadian debut of the diminutive but deadly American tag team of Zero Gravity (CJ Esparza and Brett Gakiya), the Saskatchewan debut of Ring of Honor’s ‘Last Real Man in

After dropping a 4-1 decision to the Moose Jaw Mavericks, the Parkland Lions Midget Girls AA hockey team, which includes Kamsack members, responded with a 4-0 shutout victory on Sunday.

By Doug Elsasser Six men’s curling teams arrived at the Broda Sportsplex in Kamsack November 24 to play draw number three in the Duck Mountain Super League.

The growth of disc golf in the Parkland region took another step recently with the formation of a new association to promote the sport.

Last year Yorkton’s Steven Laycock was just one shot away from winning the Canadian Open in front of family and friends on home ice.