A sold-out crowd of elementary school students packed the CRRC on Thursday afternoon for School Day hockey. Although goals were at a premium, the Niverville Nighthawks delivered another strong performance, defeating the Selkirk Steelers 4–2.

Nearly a century of curling has come to an end in Niverville. And for the Niverville Curling Club (NCC), it’s not a happy goodbye.

According to Dustin Krahn, president of the NCC, the town is entering into a lease agreement with a private business that intends to repurpose the curling rink, a decision that leaves the NCC out in the cold.

The fifth annual Battle of Niverville Wrestling Tournament drew 133 athletes to the CRRC on December 20, making it the largest competitor turnout in the event’s history and one of the largest held in Manitoba for a competition at this level.

The Niverville Nighthawks’ offence continued its torrid pace Friday night, erupting for nine goals in a dominant 9–2 victory over the Swan Valley Stampeders.

The Niverville Nighthawks picked up their thirtieth win of the season and showed no signs of slowing down in their first road game of 2026, combining for eight goals for the second straight contest.

The Niverville Nighthawks wasted little time asserting themselves Sunday afternoon, erupting for eight unanswered goals in an emphatic 8–1 victory over the Winnipeg Blues.