In the midst of perfect season, the U15AAA Eastman Wildcats softball team recently attended the President’s Tournament in Saskatoon and came away from the event as champions with four wins and zero losses. The late-May tournament saw them go head to head with teams from Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Last weekend, the expansion Niverville Nighthawks added ten new players to their organization at the 2022 MJHL Draft.

Adults and youth of Niverville will have no excuse to sit on their backsides during the lazy months of summer. The town’s recreation department has made sure of this by preparing a full line-up of sports programming for everyone at the Community Recreation and Resource Centre (CRRC).

The summer break is almost here and kids are excited for the two-month recess. For parents, though, it may be a different story. They may dread hearing the phrase “I’m bored,” a familiar refrain when a family doesn’t necessarily have plans for how to fill those long summer days.

Over the last month, a lot has been happening with the Niverville Nighthawks.

On Friday, May 6, Niverville High School (NHS) held a charity basketball game to raise money to cover sports fees for local students. The event was organized by Grade 12 student Ethan Tomlinson.