Category Archives: *Sports

The bond between sisters is a little bit deeper on Saskatoon's Aden Bowman Collegiate basketball team. The Bears senior girls team boasts two sets of sisters: Mira and Sona Witt and Ella and Anna Wieb...

Baseball is still a great game. It just needs some cosmetic surgery to make it look young again, particularly after last season, when for the first time in MLB history there were more strikeouts than ...

Thank goodness that we have intellectuals at universities to come up with random mathematical equations to decide who should be ranked one through 12 in men's and women's basketball. The leagues decid...

As the Luther Invitational Tournament (L.I.T.) gets underway in Regina this weekend, it is with a heavy heart for many in the basketball community. Glen Nelson, a former professional basketball player...

Math can be hard and it must be getting that way for Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Kyle Dubas. After signing Auston Matthews to a five-year contract worth $11.6 million per season, the attention...

It's time for Jamie Nye, Woodsy and me to march into the boss' office with a few demands. Well, with the frigid Saskatchewan weather these days, we have only one demand: A business trip! There's a spo...

One of my favourite moments from the Grey Cup in Edmonton came on Friday night. Hundreds of CFL fans from coast to coast gathered in a conference room at the Touchdown Atlantic to hear that the league...

Just over 11 years after the Winnipeg Blue Bombers lost the 2007 Grey Cup to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, their backup quarterbacks have both become NFL head coaches. Zac Taylor was just signed by th...

Should coaches win the MVP award? Turn it into the most valuable person, rather than player, because Super Bowl 53 was Bill Belichick's Super Bowl. The defence of the Patriots went up against the seco...

I missed Maroon 5. Gladys Knight, too, although I heard her national anthem was a highlight of Super Bowl LIII. Sunday was spent trying to get home from Grande Prairie, Alta. GP is a fine, progressive...