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Team Sask wins six gold, seven silver and eight bronze to nearly double medal total for second straight day

The reigning Prairie Football Conference Champion Regina Thunder will return to Liebel Field on Sunday afternoon. After opening the season with a pair of road wins, the Thunder will honour Indigenous heritage throughout the contest.

Team Sask racks up three gold, five silver, six bronze in competition on Friday, moving up to sixth on medal table with 25 total

The host Regina Trappers improved their record to 3 and 0 after a pair of victories on Friday. The Saskatchewan-based club rolled past Alberta 10–4 before staging a late rally to beat Manitoba 6–4 in extra innings.

Canadian linebacker Nick Wiebe out with knee injury, fullback Morgan Runge in off practice roster for Saturday’s contest

Football has long been known as a game of inches. Last week, the Saskatchewan Roughriders showed it can also be a game of seconds.

As summer winds down, the fields of Saskatchewan come alive again with the sights and sounds of football.

Women’s hockey in Saskatchewan is making history this fall with the launch of the Saskatchewan Senior Women’s Hockey League (SSWHL).

The University of Regina Rams opened their preseason with a dramatic 31-28 win over the Manitoba Bisons in Winnipeg.

Saskatchewan now at three gold, three silver, six bronze to remain seventh on medal table