Local Sports

Make it a dozen. The Bombers extended their winning streak to 12 with a tight 3-2 win over Melville on parents weekend.

Hunter Lee is heading back to the mat to represent Canada at the upcoming Pan Am Games in Chile.

It was the Hapnot Kweens junior varsity girls’ turn to win a tournament last weekend, becoming the third of the school’s teams to take top spot so far this season.

Nipawin made the Bombers work for it, but Flin Flon came out on top Tuesday night on the road, taking a 3-2 win over the Hawks.

Ten. Straight. Wins. The Bombers continued their recent good run by keeping a surging Kindersley club at bay Saturday, winning 4-3.

Goals, hits, scraps and a big win - in a game honouring a legend now gone, the Bombers gave fans a night to remember Friday, beating the Klippers 8-2.

It’s been around since 1893 and has changed hands over a hundred times. Hundreds of people have hoisted it high after the hardest test of skill in sports. This week, after decades of anticipation, the Stanley Cup arrived in Bombertown.

Hapnot’s Kings and Kweens soccer teams opened up their provincial tournament bid with wins last weekend, but the competition got the better of them in the end.

Both of Hapnot’s senior varsity volleyball clubs took first place in a tournament in Swan River, beating northern and southern opponents to get there.

The Bombers have emerged from the southern road swing unscathed - four teams up, four wins down - after beating Weyburn in a shootout 2-1.