Fourteen years ago, the World Class Player tournament started with only nine teams and four days to find a victor. Now, the contest brings thousands of players from across the country to make up approximately 70 teams that compete in one of Saskatchewan’s largest indoor soccer tournaments. One family in Regina are sending all five...
Meagan Johnson isn’t your typical Zamboni driver. First of all, she’s only 20 years old. Secondly, she’s, well… female.
When Anna Schneider began her fitness journey she had no idea she was starting an adventure that would lead her to the World Classic Powerlifting Championships in Minsk, Belarus.
Saskatchewan’s Women’s Cricket Team is taking part in the provincial tournament in Alberta this year, representing Saskatchewan for the first time. “From not being able to play cricket at all to now being able to represent Saskatchewan at a provincial level is so amazing and exciting,” said 28-year-old Sanam Iftikhar who came to Saskatchewan from Pakistan...
It’s a normal weekday in Victoria Park. People are hustling and bustling, in their own world rushing to get to the daily grind of work. Some walk their dogs, take a stroll during the sunset or lace up their skates for a spin on the rink. Usually, the park is a place where Regina citizens...
In Baltimore, seeing Ravens in a football stadium is nothing unusual. Every home team player’s purple jersey is branded with a big black Raven on the front. Here in Regina, the birds are not on jerseys, but roosting in the rafters. While the Ravens are celebrated and cherished in Baltimore, they were nothing more than...
The Canadian west quarterfinals for women’s basketball are underway but one team is getting another week to prepare.
When Vancouver coach Guido Lamberti-Charles’ young players hit the ice, they don’t give much thought to how it feels under their skates.
Saskatchewan’s premier wrestling organization is celebrating 20 years of blood, sweat and tears — literally.
Reigning Western Women’s Canadian Football League (WWCFL) champions, the Regina Riot saw their biggest turnout in team history at their first annual meeting to gear up for the 2018 season. In the Queen City, more women than ever are looking to try their hand at competitive tackle football.