There have been some great stories emanating this year from Major League Baseball — from Shohei Ohtani’s unprecedented versatility to Vladimir Guerrero’s gaudy hitting statistics to the mound brilliance of Walker Buehler and the trading of big-name stars such as Max Scherzer and Kris Bryant.

As teachers, parents and students are preparing for a new school year, parents are also looking for additional activities for their children.

The Kindersley Klippers may be a competitive force on the ice, but they also give back with their storied hockey school.

Rodeo enthusiasts will be heading to the Cereal Rodeo on the weekend of August 27 to 29th to enjoy a full weekend of rodeo! Sarah Grover, president of the Cereal & District Athletic Association for the past two years, said the weekend will kick off on Friday with a family ride.

The North Saskatchewan River Baseball League finals will go to a winner-take all game three after the Kindersley Stallions Baseball came away with a 7-5 win at Berard Field tonight over the Standard Hill Lakers.

The 57th Annual Sandhill Rodeo took place on August 7 & 8 at the Lancer Rodeo Grounds. Close to $5,000 was raised during the live auction in front of “The Saddledome”.

Neil Urlacher was born on April 20, 1937 in Macklin, Saskatchewan, the youngest of 15 children. The family made their home on the family farm near Denzil. Sports was a significant part of the Urlacher family.

No one is even sure what to call it — the ‘British Open’ is apparently offensive to those living in the UK; the ‘Open Championship’ seems pretentious, as if it’s the only Open of consequence in the world; and the plain ‘Open’ offends many Americans, who rightly say, ‘hey, we have…

The Kindersley Stallions punched their ticket to the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League final with a 9-1 thumping of the Wilkie Brewers at Berard Field Thursday evening.

Last week’s column exposed the first half (seven through 12) of the Dazzling Dozen — the 12 most compelling people in sports (from a Canadian’s perspective) — and now it’s time to list the top six.

Reigning PBR Canada Champion Dakota Buttar of Kindersley, won Pool A of the 2021 Calgary Stampede.

Not everybody in sports is a star. For every Babe Ruth, there were a dozen guys like Joe Schlobotnik. For every Gordie Howe, there was a locker room full of Pat Falloons. Sports stars come and go.

A picture-perfect night for a ball game last Tuesday when the Border City Blue Jays (Lloydminster) came to town to play the Kindersley Stallions. It was a very entertaining game with some great defence and timely offence from both sides.

Free Fishing Weekend in Saskatchewan took place on July 10th and 11th. Many anglers took advantage of the opportunity to try their hand at fishing, even though they had not yet acquired a fishing licence.

Fans of Major League Baseball have a plethora of young talent to drool over this year, with Shohei Ohtani, Vladimir Guerrero, Jr., Ronald Acuna, Jr., Jesse Winker and Fernando Tatis, Jr., all having spectacular years.

The Kindersley Stallions got back on track this past week with a couple of wins at home. Last Tuesday they defeated the Macklin Lakers in a tight 5-4 contest. On Thursday, the bats came alive with an 11-1 thumping of the North Battleford Beavers.

Moving vans have been busy this late spring and early summer as hundreds of hockey fans take up residence on Cloud 9.

Angy Johnson lives and breathes sports. Whether it be pursuing her own athletic passions, supporting her boys in their many sporting endeavors, coaching, reffing or teaching Phys. Ed, it’s not hard to tell where Angy’s passions lie.

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It’s 2021 but the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, scheduled for July of last year in Tokyo, Japan but postponed due to COVID-19, are but one month away.