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The senior football game between the Kamsack Spartans and the Preeceville Panthers on September 16, which was the Spartans’ first game of the season, was an exciting start to the season.

Reasons to be trained in karate are numerous, Rachel Martinuik, president of the Kamsack Karate Club, said last week as she encouraged people to consider registering for another season of instruction.

The Government of Saskatchewan is once again offering the Community Rink Affordability Grant to communities across the province. The Government of Saskatchewan is committing $1.7 million to the grant program in 2015.

Success comes only when hard work, determination and heart come together.

Hopefully next time we see them, which would be the playoffs, I’d like to play them with our entire roster, with everybody healthy and with us having a balanced attack... — Jason Boyda Offensive coordinator, Sr.

The Sacred Heart Saints opened up their 2015 SHSAA Nine-man football season this past Friday with a road game under the lights in Foam Lake, falling to the host Panthers 36-0.

It wasn’t quite how the Yorkton Peewee Gridder coaching staff drew it up, but in the end the result was still the right one as the Peewee Gridders held off a strong Regina Huskies squad for a 70-44 win in Regina Minor Football Peewee Division action

Eight local golfers – four from Sacred Heart and four from the Regional – competed at the 2015 Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association (SHSAA) Grass Golf Provincial Championships this past weekend at Deer Park Municipal Golf Course in Yorkton.

For years 16-year-old Ben Fetsch stood on the sidelines watching his younger brother Nick do his thing on the pitch, cutting through opposing defenders like a hot knife through butter before unleashing a highlight reel strike that left the opposing k

Off the pitch the members of the Sacred Heart Saints boys’ soccer team are perfect examples as to what being a Saint means. They’re respectful, kind, and always willing to lend a hand.