The Red River Rage ringette program is thriving in our community. 60 players are registered in the local program this year. While most communities are worried about not having enough players to form a team, Niverville’s biggest challenge is making sure the players get enough ice time.

It’s a trade that has so far worked out very well for Tyler Anderson.

It is finally starting to look like hockey season outside. Inside the rink, Clipper Ice Sports (CIS) is continuing to see some great success.

If someone were to ask me for an example of global warming, they would need to look no further than the past starting dates at the Niverville Curling Club. 25 years ago, it was not uncommon for us to start curling by December 1. Last year, we threw our first rock on January 6.

Hannah has been playing ringette for our local Red River Rage ringette team for the last 5 years.

Happy New Year! We often try to set New Year’s resolutions to get fit or be healthy. I know I have tried to set goals like “I’m going to exercise more,” and frankly dropped those goals after the first month.