Honkings from the Wild Goose: Klippers in First Place
Let’s start by looking at the Sask West standings. In first is the Kindersley Klippers with a 5-1 record, followed by the Wilkie Outlaws with a 4-0 record. In third is the Edam 3 Stars…
KCS senior boys’ basketball annual tournament
The Kindersley Composite School senior boys’ basketball team hosted its annual tournament over the weekend, with eight teams competing, including two local squads.
Klippers 9th Annual Sledge Hockey Tournament
The Kindersley Klippers 9th Annual Sledge Hockey Tournament was held at the West Central Events Centre this past weekend. Eight Junior and Intermediate teams took part.
Penton: Would McKenna spark a Flames’ revival?
The big prize in next summer’s National Hockey League amateur draft is expected to be Gavin McKenna, the pride of Whitehorse, Yukon, a former Medicine Hat Tiger superstar…
Honkings from the Wild Goose: Sask West Standings
Kindersley Klippers (4-0), Wilkie Outlaws (3-0) and the Edam 3 Stars (2-0) occupy the top three slots. The Macklin Mohawks sit in fourth with a 1-2 record, followed by Biggar Nationals at 1-5…
Dakota Buttar Invitational named 2025 Indoor Event of the Year
It was a proud moment when Kindersley’s Dakota Buttar Invitational was named 2025 Indoor Event of the Year. The PBR and its riders recognized Dakota’s passion, leadership…
Penton: Harris, Ouellette key to Riders’ Cup victory
Now, just like the rabid fan base that lives and dies with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Canadian Football League fans across the land are green — with envy.
Local figure skater qualifies for national competition
Simeon Bakanec, from the Kerrobert-Kindersley area, has qualified for the national figure skating competition, Skate Canada Trophy, scheduled for February 2026 in Dartmouth, N.S.
Penton: Gambling advertising getting out of control
Data about cigarettes causing cancer eventually resulted in tobacco advertisements being banned from print and electronic media, but will the data about lives being ruined…
Penton: So close, but no Series’ title, for Blue Jays
If this year's World Series could be narrowed down to a simple ‘Who killed the Toronto Blue Jays?’, let’s get right to the point and play a sports version of Clue.
Honkings from the Wild Goose
This year, we’ll be covering both the Sask. West Hockey League and the Crossroads Hockey League. To honour both leagues and the history of most of these teams…
Kyra Strutt honoured for her dedication to softball
LEADER – Kyra Strutt, from Leader, was awarded a $500 Ed Mann Bursary at Softball Saskatchewan’s annual awards luncheon in Regina on October 25.
Penton: Canada’s best ever, Brad Gushue, to retire
Curling in Canada through the years has been dominated by players from Manitoba, Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan, but No. 1 on the all-time list of Canadian greats is from St. John’s, NL.
Team Hack Attack represents Leader Curling Club
Team Hack Attack, consisting of Rachel Cocks, Rene Butt, Brody Ausmus and Colden Dale, was selected to represent the Leader Curling Club at the inaugural Junior Grand Slam of Curling…
A look back at the birth of Curling Clubs in Eston
In 1923, the first curling rink was built in Eston, featuring two sheets of curling ice. It was adjacent to an open-air skating rink situated on 3rd Avenue East.
Penton: New stats flood world of baseball
Baseball statistics are getting ridiculous. Every day, it seems, some analytical expert delivers a new statistical category that, ultimately, will probably result in fans learning…
Kindersley Curling Club Report: New President
After 9 years as president Colleen Oscar-Swan has moved into the past president role and Alynn Hagstrom is the new president.
Jim Baba, Canadian baseball leader and Kindersley recreation director, dies at 69
Jim Baba, a longtime leader in Canadian baseball and former parks and recreation director in Kindersley, has died at the age of 69.
Penton: McDavid contract a great deal for Oilers
Connor McDavid could have asked for the moon, and Edmonton Oilers’ owner Daryl Katz would have somehow arranged to have it pulled from the sky.
Split Games for Klippers
The Kindersley Klippers fell 4-3 in overtime to the La Ronge Ice Wolves on Friday, despite a two-goal effort from captain Wil Christian in his season debut.