Another ringette season is upon us and it’s already shaping up to be another successful season for Red River Rage ringette.

As we wind down from our busy summers and head into September, we often get distracted with staying at home, doing yard work, and taking breaks from getting away. But wait! September is still beautiful and warm, so why not go camping?

Mason Funk, 10, loves football.

Kyla Fast, who graduated from Niverville Collegiate last spring, has been signed to the Canadian Mennonite University’s women’s volleyball team, the Blazers.

Niverville offers many sports for active kids, such as soccer, baseball, and hockey. Parents who want to get their kids into football, however, have to look out of town. They can play for Steinbach’s team, the Eastman Raiders, or the St. Vital Mustangs.
 

21-year-old Jessie Stott is making a name for herself at the University of Connecticut, where she plays hockey for the Huskies. When Stott enters her senior year this fall, she will do so as team captain for the Division 1 school.