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Joey Lies got to write a storybook ending for the Canadian junior ball hockey team this week, scoring the game-winning goal to clinch a world junior bronze medal for Canada.

Flin Flonner and Bomber forward Joey Lies has headed off to Czechia to take on the world’s best ball hockey players. The 17-year-old is part of Team Canada at this year’s World Junior Ball Hockey Championships, playing in Liberec, Czechia in a weeklong tournament.

It may be summer and there’s no ice in the Whitney Forum, but make no mistake - the next year of Flin Flon Bomber hockey is well in preparation.

Hapnot Collegiate's Gianna Watt has been named a provincial high school athlete of the year.

New rules, changes and rearrangements are on the way for the SJHL next season, following the league’s annual meeting earlier this month.

Hapnot Collegiate paid tribute to a charter group of student athletes at the school’s athletic banquet June 15, presenting four athletes with the school’s most important individual honours.

They’re excited and they just can’t hide it - the Bombers are pleased with their haul from this month's SJHL draft.

The Vegas Golden Knights are Stanley Cup champions, winning the biggest title in the sport with two Flin Flonners holding key roles behind the scenes.

For the second time in as many years, Kenny MacDonald is bringing a provincial track and field gold medal back to Hapnot.

The Creighton Kodiaks high school football team will switch divisions this coming season, going to a new league with southern Saskatchewan teams and stiffer competition.