Sports Scope

There’s something truly special about heading to Mosaic Stadium for a Saskatchewan Roughriders game. It’s more than just watching football— it’s stepping into a living, province-wide tradition.

The 2025 Stanley Cup Final between the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers is shaping up to be a compelling rematch. This marks the second consecutive year these teams face off in the Finals.

The 2025 SHSAA Track and Field Championships is set for June 6th and 7th in Moose Jaw

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.