Niverville Collegiate’s Varsity Girls Panthers have a well-rounded team this year, having come out on top of Zone 13’s AA division. That means the team is headed to provincials. With two seasoned coaches, Carl Fast and Crystal Stott, the Panthers have made it far, but they’re hoping for more.

The third annual Winterfest took off in Niverville on Saturday, November 18, on a cool day with a sprinkling of snow. The day was an unqualified success.

With many arenas in Manitoba well underway with full ice schedules, it’s time to get those skates sharpened—and many local companies and groups are available to help you out. 

Niverville council has awarded a contract to Armada Construction to build an outdoor rink with boards at the Niverville Arena at a cost of $79,000.

The first-ever Slingshot Racing Cup season came to a close in September with high spirits and smiles all around. Local driver David Richert won the two final races, giving him the overall championship title. Myles Kraut dominated in the Participant class and came out on top, followed by Kurt Enns and Paul Thiessen. 

The Niverville Arena is heating up as Clipper Ice Sports (CIS) turns the page on a new season.