Niverville Collegiate’s Junior Varsity girls basketball team headed to provincials this year in Somerset, Manitoba. 

Fifteen-year-old Riley Weir is an all-around kind of guy. He is a floor hockey goalie, competes in track, and has his red belt in taekwondo. He sings and plays guitar, acts in high school dramas, and gets involved in school life wherever possible. To the staff and students of École Gabrielle Roy in Île-des-Chênes, it would seem that Riley loves everyone and everyone loves Riley.

The Chiefs have won the Good Times Hockey League for the fourth time in five years, triumphing over the Dark Knights in a three-game series. 

For over 20 years, students in Niverville have been training in the Korean martial art of taekwondo. In 1995, Kang’s Taekwondo Academy opened its branch in town, and people of all ages have been showing up to classes at the Golden Friendship Centre to train ever since.

From the moment the first note hits the air, the dance floor at St. Adolphe’s Pioneer Hall is packed. St. Adolphe’s Old Tyme Dances started just five years ago, and in no time they proved to be a big hit on the Old Tyme Dance circuit.

Niverville Skating Club performed their annual ice show on Friday, March 9 in front of their largest crowd yet.