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Prince Albert Daily Herald Klughart shoots dazzling final-round 65 to finish second There was no stopping Roman Timmerman this week at the Saskatchewan Men’s Amateur tournament. The Saskatoon product cruised to the championship at the Elmwood Golf Club in Swift Current with a four-day total score of 26-under-par, which was five strokes than the event record set by Graham DeLaet at the 2006 competition in Estevan. “It feels unreal,” Timmerman said to Golf Saskatchewan’s Clark Stork on ...

  REGINA -- If you’ve ever been to a curling event, chances are you’ve seen Hans Madsen. Curling’s Bearded Fan has died after a lengthy battle with cancer. Madsen, a Yorkton resident, was a fixture at curling events across Canada, known for his colourful wigs and beards dyed to match. He was curling’s superfan. "The curling community is hurting with the loss of Hans," Ashley Howard, executive director of CurlSask, said. "Everyone has a story, everyone has run into him at an event ...

Lucas Punkari/Daily Herald Danny Klughart chips onto the seventh green during the championship flight final round at the 2020 Men’s Northern championship at the Cooke Municipal Golf Course. Prince Albert’s Danny Klughart continues to lead the way at the 2021 Saskatchewan Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship at the Elmwood Golf Club in Swift Current. After opening the tournament with a four-under-par round of 68 on Tuesday, Klughart followed that up with a two-under round of 70 on Wednesday. Hea...

Klughart leads way after opening round of Saskatchewan Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship Timmerman and Schmidt pace Men’s and Women’s Amateur fields Danny Klughart’s quest for a third straight Saskatchewan Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship is off to a strong start. After shooting a four-under-par round of 68 on Tuesday at the Elmwood Golf Club in Swift Current, the Prince Albert product holds a two-shot advantage over Saskatoon’s Michael Smith. David Stewart of Saskatoon is three strokes ...

  REGINA -- Thirty-four communities across Saskatchewan broke temperature records Friday as the heat dome pushed its way into the Prairies. According to Environment Canada, Regina broke the longest-standing record when it hit 35.3 C on Friday. The previous record was 33.9 C, set in 1886. Saskatoon and Lucky Lake were the provincial hotspots, both reaching a scorching 40 C. The heat enveloped the whole province, with records breaking from Coronach to Uranium City. These are all the Saskatch...

Prince Albert Daily Herald City of Prince Albert -- Herald file photo. Temperatures continued to soar in Prince Albert on Friday as the City set a new record for heat. Environment Canada data shows temperatures reached 35.6 C at around 4 p.m. on July 2. The previous record high was recorded in 1947 when temperatures climbed to 32.2 C. The average high for July 2 is 23.2 C. Environment Canada issued a heat warning for the City of Prince Albert and surrounding area at around 3:21 p.m. on Friday...

18U AAA 57’s drop both games on Canada Day July 2, 2021 The Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s dropped both games to the host East Central Red Sox in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League on Canada Day. The 57’s allowed 10 unanswered runs over the final three innings in an 11-2 loss to open the day. They were leading 2-1 in the fourth inning before the Red Sox scored five runs, followed by two in the fifth and three more in the sixth inning. The 57’s were held to three hits, incl...

18U AAA 57’s salvage one game from four-game home stand June 27, 2021 Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s third baseman Kelsey Rokochy (right) tagged Mitch Himmelspach out to end the game during a 3-0 win over the South East Twins on Sunday. STEVEN MAH/SOUTHWEST BOOSTER The Swift Current 18U AAA 57’s saved the best for last during a four-game home stand over the weekend. The 57’s lost the first three games of the weekend, but picked up a shutout win in the finale to move to 5-7 in th...

Article content Hello folks. Well, Christmas is almost here and I want to take a moment to wish everyone a happy and joyful holiday season. This year, the celebration will be a little different. We’re asking you to gather with only those in your household because of the Covid-19 pandemic. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Christmas Message from Premier Scott Moe Back to video We have to do this to control the spread of the virus to protect one ano...

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