Most observers had Germany placing last in the 2023 World Para Ice Hockey Championships but stellar goaltending and aggressive play lead to Germany, defeating Norway on Sunday evening.
The win has Germany showing they deserved to be at the world championships.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw U18 Canucks had a very successful weekend on the road winning three out of four games.
The team is on the road this coming weekend as they head to Saskatoon for a tournament.
Read MoreThe Thunder Creek Volleyball Club’s 15U Lightning ladies team fell short of medals at Nationals over the weekend but it was still a great two year ride for the club
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Spartans faced Winnipeg’s Crossover06 in Sunday afternoon’s gold medal Boys U17 game at the Premier Prairie Classic basketball tournament.
Read MorePhotos from the bronze medal game in the U13 girls division at the Premier Prairie Classic Basketball Tourbament.
The game featured the Moose Jaw Spartans vying against the Regina Ravens for the medal.
Read MoreThe Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association is holding a major show over the four day long weekend.
The show is free to the public to attend and runs today Sunday and wraps up tomorrow Victoria Day Monday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds - 250 Thatcher Drive East.
Read MoreWith the Premier Prairie Classic Basketball Tournament being held this weekend we have been featuring a game a day.
The tournament sees 73 club teams from around the province and beyond to compete in boys and girls divisions from the U11 to U17.
Yesterday we featured a girls matchup and today we feature a boys matchup.
The tournament wraps up today with so much anticipated medal competition.
The premier game will feature the Moose Jaw Spartans U17 boys go for gold at Peacock Collegiate at 12:30 pm.
Read MorePhotos from the Premier Prairie Classic Basketball Tournament that tipped off Friday afternoon.
The tournament sees 73 club basketball teams battle it out from Friday until Sunday. Games are being played at Peacock, Central and Riverview Collegiates.
Read MoreIt wasn’t the outcome they hoped for but Thunder Creek Volleyball Club’s 15U Lightning ladies team ended the first day of competition of the nationals on a positive note.
Read MoreThe Spartans U17 girls team managed to pull off a win in their opening game of the Premier Prairie Classic Basketball Tournament on Friday evening.
The annual major basketball tournament draws in hundreds of players to Moose Jaw to take part in the three day tournament.
Read MoreThe Thunder Creek Volleyball Club managed to capture the silver medal in their tier at Volleyball Canada’s 16U ladies national finals in Calgary last weekend.
It’s the second year, the team managed to win a tier medal.
Read MoreAfter a stellar run in the Saskatchewan provincials Thunder Creek Volleyball Club’s 15U ladies team is ready for the national championships this weekend in Regina.
Read MoreLast week the annual Moose Jaw Roughstock Rodeo School was held at the Moose Jaw exhibition grounds.
As part of the school, a number of awards were given out.
Read MoreThe annual Moose Jaw Roughstock Rodeo School was held over the weekend.
Here are some photos as well as a story about the event.
Read MoreHrechka managed to win the bronze medal at regional badminton playdowns in senior girls singles play on Saturday in Regina.
Read MoreThunder Creek Volleyball Clubs 15U Women’s Thunder team had a great season winning the Division II Tier I provincial championship place 11th in the province.
The team is now setting its sight on nationals later this month in Regina.
Read MoreFor the first time high school seniors as well as bantams held their district badminton championships at the same venue.
Despite worries, the championships might end as late as 6 PM the event went off without a hitch and finished sooner than expected.
Read MoreThe Lynbrook Golf Club’s driving range opens on Monday.
Read MoreHigh school district playdowns were held on Saturday at Peacock Collegiate here are the results and photos from the event.
Read MoreBoth juniors (bantam - grades nines) as well as seniors badminton teams will be participating at districts on Saturday at Peacock Collegiate.
The event is open to the general public, and runs from 9 AM to approximately 4 PM - 5 pm with an admission cost of $3 for adults and $2 for students.
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