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Flin Flon’s chances this SJHL season just took a big hit. Carter Anderson, the team’s top goalscorer, quit the team last week and joined a BCHL club.

The Bombers put a bow on a perfect November and extended their win streak to seven, beating Yorkton 6-3.

Someone call the fire department—the Bombers are red hot. The team won 5-2 on the road against Nipawin Saturday night, their sixth win in a row.

Make it five straight. An early onslaught from the Bombers clipped Nipawin Friday. Make the final score 5-1 Flin Flon.

The Bombers are back in a playoff spot. Flin Flon took a 4-3 victory in overtime against Kindersley Saturday night, extending their win streak to four and earning a tie for the last spot.

The Bombers are on a hot streak, picking up their third straight win and clawing back to .500 hockey with a 3-1 win over Kindersley.

Some wins just feel good. Some wins make statements. The Bombers' 6-2 victory over first-place Melfort Friday night did both.

The Creighton Kodiaks volleyball team is headed for regionals following two strong showings at recent tournaments, while Hapnot placed well in Manitoba's largest tournament.

Amber Larsen knows there’s much more to physique than just flexing muscles. The Flin Flon-born bodybuilder has pressed through years of health complications and nearly a decade away from competition to earn pro status this fall.

It’s back to the sidelines for another season for the Creighton Kodiaks. The team’s hopes of becoming the first northern Saskatchewan team to win a provincial title ended last weekend with a quarterfinal loss.