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Kevin Lacroix gets the win after Marc-Antoine Camirand gets docked for rough driving.

Humboldt’s Paul Raycroft used his home course to his advantage, shooting an 8-under 64 in round two of the Saskatchewan Men’s Amateur Championship Wednesday.

Penalty to rival hands win to Kevin Lacroix.

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A pair of southwest Saskatchewan players lead the amateur leaderboards after day one at the Humboldt Golf Club.

Calgary guard Evan Gilyard Jr., who joined the team after a June 26 loss to Saskatchewan, hit his stride with a second consecutive 30-point performance to lead the Surge to a 103-81 victory over the Rattlers on Tuesday at SaskTel Centre.

Marc-Antoine Camirand is coming into Sutherland Automotive Speedway hoping to keep his lead, and defend his Saskatoon title after winning last year.

The Saskatchewan Rattlers have signed six-foot-seven guard Tevian Jones from Chandler, Arizona, for the remainder of the season. Jones will debut on Tuesday night when the Rattlers host the Calgary Surge at SaskTel Centre.

The Saskatchewan Junior Golf Championships wrapped up on Thursday in Lloydminster. In the women’s overall event, Saskatoon’s Grace Odnokon carded a final round 80 which was good for a six shot victory over Regina’s Tayla Perry.

There were plenty of changes on the leaderboards in almost all the age groups after Wednesday’s second round at the 2025 Saskatchewan Junior Championships in Lloydminster.