Unbelievable.
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Craziest last few seconds of a game ever.
Interestingly, there was a Facebook group created by 9 p.m. called: I can’t believe the Riders had Too Many Men on the Field and as of 10:09 p.m., it already has 146 members.

By Sheri Monk
This Saturday, the Cypress Cyclones will be retiring Jamie Zubot’s jersey, number 16 at their home game against Pilot Butte.

By Dorian Geiger
Thirty-three years – that’s how long it’s been since Saskatchewan’s pride and joy – the Roughriders – captured first place in the West Division of the CFL’s regular season.

By Dorian Geiger
If Canada did not have enough Games hysteria happening in the form of the upcoming Vancouver Olympics, there’s more — Toronto has landed a successful bid for the 2015 Pan American Games.

By Sheri Monk
“We went to Spain with our daughter and her husband’s rodeo company to put on some rodeos,” said Wilf Cornelsen of Maple Creek.

By Sheri Monk
Across the nation, it is revered, honoured and even worshipped and for the first time in history, the Stanley Cup is coming to Maple Creek.

By Sheri Monk
It’s been a long dry spell for PJHL team, the Cypress Cyclones, who have been winless since Oct. 17.

By Sheri Monk
The Leader Flyers achieved a decisive 10-6 win against the Luseland Mallards in their season and home opener Oct. 31.
Flyers general manager Blair Eichhorn says he was pleased with the team’s performance.

By Sheri Monk
The Maple Creek Redmen lost their provincial championship bid in the quarterfinal game against the Foam Lake Panthers 64-21 on Oct. 31.

By Sheri Monk
It was cold and windy, but the dogs, stock and competitors were on their game at the 18th annual Maple Creek Open Stockdog Trial held Thanksgiving weekend.