Sports Scope

In Saskatchewan, sports are more than games—they’re a reflection of who we are.

By all measures, Aaron Rodgers is a generational quarterback. A four-time NFL MVP, a Super Bowl champion, and a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Rodgers has already cemented his place in football history.

In every town, on every local field or gym floor or ice surface, there’s a familiar scene: adults in worn sneakers and faded team shirts, shouting encouragement, setting up drills, and high-fiving young athletes.

In the star-studded world of NHL hockey, it's easy to overlook those working behind the scenes. Yorkton product Brad Harrison, assistant equipment manager for the Edmonton Oilers, is one of those essential yet unsung heroes.

In the heat of competition, one group is often overlooked—unless something goes wrong: the officials. Referees, umpires, judges—whatever the title, they are the guardians of fairness and the backbone of every game.

As sunshine stretches across Saskatchewan’s wide-open skies, the call of the fairway rings louder for golfers throughout the province.

The Medicine Hat Tigers are poised for a strong showing at the 2025 Memorial Cup, marking their first appearance since 2007.

As the prairie winds carry the scent of freshly cut grass and the crack of the bat echoes across diamonds from Canora to Lloydminster and everywhere in between, the 2025 baseball season is in full swing.

The Saskatchewan Rush have once again brought the thrill of championship lacrosse back to the spotlight in the province as they advanced to the third and deciding game of the NLL Finals this Saturday against the Buffalo Bandits.

The Melfort Mustangs may not have hoisted the Centennial Cup this year, but their silver medal finish in Calgary is a testament to the team's resilience, growth, and enduring legacy in Canadian Junior A hockey.