Category Archives: *Sports

Noah Picton threw for 335 yards and two touchdowns in the Rams season opener Friday night in Regina. The 2016 Hec Crighton winner led his team to a 36-20 victory against the UBC Thunderbirds at Mosaic...

In case you were wondering, Rob Bagg isn't going anywhere. A fantasy football article published by 3 Down Nation yesterday implied that the Rider receiver would be playing in his last Labour Day Class...

I've been to every Labour Day Classic since 1987. The first 21 were spent in Taylor Field's press box, where the reporters mingled with NFL and CFL scouts. Now I sit in the stands with my sons, nine r...

It's about time. The Labour Day Classic for the Saskatchewan Roughriders the last two seasons has almost felt forced out of tradition, meaningless outside of that little taste of prairie pride between...

Jeff de Wit scored a hat trick and Max Paddock saved 22 of 23 shots he faced as the Pats overtook the Blades 5-3 in the preseason opener at the Brandt Centre Thursday night. As is the case in the pres...

Gene Makowsky, Saskatchewan's new minister of Parks, Culture and Sport. Also responsible for the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority. It used to be easier just calling him a Saskatchewan Roughrid...

So the week of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats has been interesting to say the least. The Art Briles controversy kicked things off as they embarrassed themselves across North America. Some fans still feel bet...

He led the WHL leader board and now he's the leader of the Regina Pats. Sam Steel has been named captain of the Regina Pats for their historic 100th season and the year they host the Memorial Cup. "It...

Willie Jefferson may be in Regina, but his heart is in Beaumont, Texas. The Roughriders defensive end was born and raised in Beaumont, located 150 kilometres east of Houston and right in the warpath o...

Graham Tuer was one of those guys who was always happy to see you. And vice versa. A long-time scout, volunteer and organizer, Graham probably watched a game in every hockey rink in Saskatchewan befor...