The Niverville Nighthawks stormed back from an early deficit and exploded for three third-period power-play goals on their way to a commanding 7–1 win over the Virden Oil Capitals on Teddy Bear Toss night in Virden.

The Niverville Nighthawks’ incredible run through the first third of the MJHL season has been the talk of the league. And with their 7–4 win over Swan Valley on November 15, the team not only extended their winning streak to 14 games but also collected their twentieth victory in just their twenty-first game, becoming the fastest team in MJHL history to hit that milestone.

The Niverville Nighthawks extended their franchise-record winning streak to 14 games on Saturday night, defeating the Swan Valley Stampeders 7–4 and completing a perfect northern road swing.

At the end of October, seven jiu-jitsu athletes representing Niverville returned home with a total of 11 medals after competing at the 2025 Sask Cup.

The Niverville Nighthawks wrapped up their six-game homestand in emphatic fashion on Saturday night, downing the Northern Manitoba Blizzard 7–1 on Hockey Fights Cancer Night at the CRRC.

For the past month, a group has been meeting at the CRRC every Monday afternoon to try out a relatively obscure sport called walking soccer. The initiative is the brainchild of Martin Ward, who first heard of the sport from his mother in England. There, it’s known as walking football.