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Edmonton’s Monster Pro Wrestling won’t do it. Regina’s High Impact Wrestling isn’t about to take the risk. Even the well-respected Stampede Wrestling (now defunct) wouldn’t try it in all the years they were around.

Phyllis Paul of Preeceville shot a 92 to win the championship flite of the Canora women’s golf tournament on Saturday. There were 26 golfers participating.

A new, five-person executive committee for the Kamsack Minor Hockey Association has begun preparations for the 2015-16 season. Mike Eliuk was named president of the association during a meeting held in June, said Tracie Kazakoff, secretary.

The Â鶹´«Ã½AVeast Senior Baseball League (SESBL) playoff title is back where it belongs as the Yorkton Yankees regained the crown that they lost last year to the Willowbrook Royals, defeating the Langenburg Indians in three games to once again be named S

Jaden Porte competed at his last outdoor meet at the Western Canadian Summer Games in Fort MacMurray, Alberta. It was an experience that he will never forget in his life time. Porte competed in heat two of the 800m.

The 2015 Western Canadian Midget ‘AAA’ Championship and 2015 Western Canadian Peewee ‘AA’ Girls’ Championship have come and gone in Yorkton with little to no problems for the organizing committee.

It’s been a rough first season at the midget ‘AAA’ level for the Parkland Expos as the club went just 8-22 over the 30-game SPBL regular season before an 0-4 record at Provincials.

Shooting a 76, John Kachur of Saskatoon won the championship flight of the Canora Men’s Golf Tournament on Sunday. With a full compliment of 72 golfers in the tournament, Bob Giles of Human Resources Services was the main sponsor.

Following a very successful 12team slo-pitch tournament during Canora Ag Days on August 15, it was the Mohilla Gorillas, a team from Canora, Norquay and Crystal Lake, which won the top prize which included $500 and Slo-Pitch National (SPN) hoodies DT

Two members of the Parkland Expos Midget ‘AAA’ Baseball Club will be continuing their baseball careers on the West Coast.