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You win some, you lose some but in their next football action scheduled for next Saturday afternoon, the SHHS Saints senior boys' football team will really want to win.

They couldn't stop him. No matter how hard they tried they couldn't stop him.

LeBoldus and Holy Cross, no more. Make way for the new high school provincial champion in x-country.

Somehow the Yorkton Harvest get both lucky and unlucky, sometimes at the very same time. On Sunday afternoon at the Farrell Agencies Arena, and trailing by a score of 3-0, they managed to score a pair of goals.

The Yorkton Terriers played three games at the Farrell Agencies Arena, but home ice was not an advantage, as the Terriers lost all three Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League match-ups.

Close is good but it's never enough. Not in the minds of the Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders. That was the case in the first playoff showdown Saturday afternoon at Kinsmen Century Field.

The Sacred Heart senior girls' volleyball team competed at O'Neill High School in Regina this past weekend. The Lady Saints began the tournament against Miller High School of Regina. Sacred Heart won two straight winning 25-23 and 25-14.

The Sacred Heart Saints junior football team rounded out their 2010 season with a 21-6 victory over the visiting Melville Cobras last Tuesday on Sacred Heart field.

It was another fine week for the Yorkton Terriers who earned five of a possible six points this week to stay atop the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Sherwood Conference.

Pack the stands. Yorkton's first PeeWee home playoff football game since 1993. (Head coach Jason) Farrell wants to see 300 fans in the stands. Farrell's PeeWee Gridders put it to the Razorbacks in a Thanksgiving weekend showdown Sunday afternoon.