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Berkly Catton, Brayden Yager, Caden Price and Tanner Howe were all named.
A mixture of wind and snowfall warnings blanket Saskatchewan as of Saturday night.
Environment Canada has issued wind warnings for Regina and areas southwest of it.
“A cold front associated with an approaching low pressure system will bring a surge of strong, gusty northerly winds in its wake on Sunday,” Environment Canada wrote in a weather alert statement Saturday afternoon.
Though most of Saskatchewan will be windy on Sunday, Environment Canada forecasts winds to be the strongest near the Cypress Hills, and points eastwards towards Regina and Estevan.
Wind gusts around 90 kilometres per hour are possible Sunday morning and afternoon.
In the northeastern parts of Saskatchewan, Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings.
Between 10 to 15 centimetres, or about four to six inches, of snow is expected.
The heaviest snowfall will occur Sunday morning over eastern sections near the Manitoba border, before tapering off in the evening.
Environment Canada warns drivers the wind mixed with flurries will likely reduce visibility on the roads.