Category Archives: *Sports

The Professional Bull Riders' (PBR) Monster Energy Tour returns to Saskatoon this weekend. The PBR Canada Finals take over SaskTel Centre starting at 7:30 p.m. Friday, when 35 riders will compete in t...

The most successful coaches in professional sports have a certain degree of swagger. It has to be that way. To keep the chain of command in place, coaches need to impose their will in locker rooms. Mo...

Even though it happened over ten years ago, Herm Edwards' "you play to win the game" news conference still resonates. Edwards' quote was ringing through my head Wednesday as Chris Jones spoke about pu...

The Vancouver Giants doubled the Saskatoon Blades 6-3 at Sask Tel Centre on Wednesday night. Blades forward Cameron Hebig tied the game at 1-1 with his sixth goal of the season late in first period. T...

Riders vice-president of football operations, general manager and head coach Chris Jones deserves credit for his interaction with media Tuesday. He tactfully gave a "no comment" to two questions many ...

Calgary Flames ownership finds itself in an interesting situation. The civic election is over and mayor Naheed Nenshi is back for another term. Previously, Flames president Ken King said Sept. 12 that...

I've often said the beauty of the Canadian Football League is that 66% of the teams get in to the playoffs. If a team is playing decent football for most of the regular season, then playing their best...

It will be a battle of Saskatchewan for the Prairie Football Conference championship. The Saskatoon Hilltops beat Winnipeg 28-21 Sunday afternoon at SMF field. Saskatoon got on the board quickly with ...

Two second-quarter touchdowns powered the UBC Thunderbirds to a 29-25 victory over the U of S Huskies in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan rallied to score 23 points in the final quarter, but that was as close ...

Four different players found the net for the Saskatoon Blades in a 4-1 win in Red Deer Saturday night. Cameron Hebig, Braylon Shmyr and Libor Hajek each had a goal and an assist in Saskatoon's first r...