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Former NHLer Tim Cheveldae was among the group of golfers that took to Deer Park on Friday in support of the United Way.

Week three of Regina Minor Football League action returned to Yorkton over the weekend. Getting back into the win column on Saturday afternoon put the Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders into a three-way tie for second place in the Reed Division.

The bad news is they got killed on the scoreboard, the good news is they can still make the playoffs. The other good news is they found out that they have got two quarterbacks who are scary good with the football in their hands.

Whenever a head coach doesn't take a loss personally, or immediately looks to the lighter side of it, it's a good sign. Football is a funny game. Football is unlike any other sport. Players make mistakes.

The Yorkton Harvest Midget AAA hockey team completed their exhibition schedule with a 5-3 loss to the Regina Pat Canadians Sunday afternoon at the Farrell Agencies Arena.

Sacred Heart hosted the junior boys' Gr. 9-10 volleyball tournament on September 17-18. The tournament consisted of an eight team round robin format.

The Yorkton Terriers have started the new Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season on a winning note with a 5-2 win on Farrell Agencies ice Saturday over visiting Weyburn.

The Sacred Heart Saints senior football team improved their record and kept hold of first place in the East Central 9-man football league with an impressive 46-20 win in Swan River Thursday night.

The Sacred Heart High School senior girls volleyball team traveled to Regina this past weekend to take part in the 16-team University of Regina Autumn Classic.

The Sacred Heart girls soccer team competed in annual Moose Jaw Summerfest over the weekend. They played five games and won three, losing only to last year's 3A provincial champs and Regina Campbell.