The Niverville Wildcats U11s played in the Provincial A Baseball Championships in Reston on the weekend of July 7–9 and brought home the championship banner. It is said that defence wins championships, and that was very true for this team which allowed only ten runs in six games, outscoring their opponents 41–10.

As summer approaches the halfway mark here in Niverville, the town’s summer camps are also halfway over—and couldn’t be going more smoothly. 

Owen started his career in the very little league of baseball at the age of five and has now been playing for seven years. Every year he looks forward to the start of a new season. He enjoy playing short-stop and pitching the most.

The inaugural season for the Niverville Rush U15 boys in the Winnipeg Youth Soccer League (WYSA) has been a tremendous success so far. With the regular season complete, the team now moves on to playoffs under highly regarded coach Walt McKee, although the playoff won’t take place until September. Their impressive record of eight wins, two losses, and two ties ensures they are one of the top seeds.

This time last year, farmboy turned professional race car driver David Richert had the opportunity to become the fourth Canadian to finish a race through the streets of Monte Carlo at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix weekend. This year, Richert’s got a new challenge on his hands. 

Last year, inspired by a small town’s fundraising efforts in Minnesota, the Town of Niverville purchased equipment for its block party wagon.