Entering the Semi-Finals hasn’t been easy for the Red Lions. With their first game of the southwest finals set with the Wilkie Outlaws, the Lions knew they were in for a tough pull. Wilkie didn’t disappoint the Lions’ hunch, last Friday’s game ended with the Red Lions feeling a little sore at a 9-2 scoreboard… Continue reading Kindersley Red Lions Take Hit in Semi-Finals
Month: February 2017
Kindersley Klippers Return After Back-to-Back Games
This past week has been a tough one for the Kindersley Klippers as they travelled to the southwestern part of Saskatchewan to play in back-to-back season games against Melville and Yorkton. Evenly matched with their opponents, three out of the four games played found the Klippers battling fiercely in overtime. Starting the four-game run on… Continue reading Kindersley Klippers Return After Back-to-Back Games
Book Club: Marley Dias
You know you have made it when you are on The Ellen Show. Ellen tends to only feature the coolest, most inspiring people and 12-year-old Marley Dias certainly is one cool kid. Marley Dias kickstarted a global literacy movement and has just announced that she has secured her very own book deal. Dias, who lives… Continue reading Book Club: Marley Dias
Kindersley Wowed by Dynamic Duo
Kindersley received a real treat on Tuesday’s Valentine performance by Duo Milot-Bareil. A perfectly matched couple, harpist Valerie Milot and violinist Antoine Bareil linked their passion for music and instrument versatility to pull off a stunning evening performance. Dazzling the crowd with folk, pop, and of course classical arrangements, the couple portrayed their world-class skill… Continue reading Kindersley Wowed by Dynamic Duo
No laughing matter
I just noticed a cartoon picturing a judge speaking to a witness and the caption read: “Your point about free speech is well taken. Now shut up!” Those words are nothing to laugh about considering the latest news I’ve discovered. It all started with an online petition presented to Canada’s House of Commons, claiming Islamic… Continue reading No laughing matter
Kindersley Bantams Take Last Saturday’s Game
With play-offs and provincial games, the minor hockey teams are flying on both home and away ice. With league, playoff and provincial games, the results come with a mixed bag of emotions. The Peewees played their first provincial game on Tuesday against the Bruno Flames. On their home ice, the Peewees played hard but wound… Continue reading Kindersley Bantams Take Last Saturday’s Game
Kindersley Minor Hockey Update
With play-offs and provincial games, the minor hockey teams are flying on both home and away ice. With league, playoff and provincial games, the results come with a mixed bag of emotions. THE MIDGETS won their provincial game over the Wynyard Monarchs on Saturday, pulling ahead on a tight game ultimately setting the scoreboard at… Continue reading Kindersley Minor Hockey Update
Kindersley Klippers Take Check in Winning Streak
After a run of seven wins, the Klippers are taking their turn on the low end of the score board. Saturday’s game with the Melfort Mustangs was the third tough game that week for the Klippers. With the Mustangs landing a goal in the first two minutes, and quickly following it up with a second,… Continue reading Kindersley Klippers Take Check in Winning Streak
Bursting Balloons
As I recall, Marshalou, my cousin, was in the same class as I was as a child. One day we were asked to blow up balloons and burst them. I’m not quite sure what prompted the teacher to start us on a path of explosions and thrills. I wanted to be the first one in… Continue reading Bursting Balloons
Red Lions Pull Ahead in Provincials
Last weekend was a good one for the Kindersley Red Lions, with two wins back to back; it successfully propelled them forward in the Provincial standing. “It is always a great feeling to hit the next round of provincials,” grinned Coach Curtis Graham, “I think everyone across the team is pumped about our weekend results.”… Continue reading Red Lions Pull Ahead in Provincials