As Patrik Laine and the Winnipeg Jets prepare to head to his native country of Finland for their two-day NHL global series against the struggling Florida Panthers, their fans are facing a bit of uncertainty.

Both the boys and girls soccer teams from NCI beat the odds and made it all the way to their respective provincials this fall, held in Swan River from October 12–13. Although the teams each came up short, both gave great demonstrations of grit and determination.

Keziah Hoeppner, a Grade 12 student at NCI, co-captains her soccer squad and her veteran leadership has been a key factor in the team's success. 

Local golfing pair Bryan Trottier and Ray Dowse have won this year’s men’s league golf championship at Old Drovers Run in Niverville. The final took place on Saturday, September 15.

The first snowflakes are flying, and that means the new hockey season is right around the corner. Clipper Ice Sports (CIS) has closed fall registration, with a total of 250 children having signed up to play in the 2018–2019 season.

Although lacrosse is Canada’s national summer sport, it frequently sees lower participation in Manitoba than more popular sports like baseball and soccer. For example, Niverville doesn’t have its own lacrosse team. There is, however, a regional team.