Old Drovers Run in Niverville hosted a meet-and-greet on Wednesday, April 24, to introduce members of the community with the golf course’s new management team. The event kicked off at 5:00 p.m. at the course, located at the corner of Krahn Road and Highway 311, and ended at 7:30 p.m.

At the beginning of April, Scorpion Elite Cheer (SEC), featuring athletes from across southeast Manitoba, appeared at national competitions in Niagara Falls.

It’s that time of year again, and for the second year in a row the Jets have qualified for the playoffs. As the snow melts outside Bell MTS Centre, the whiteout roars to life inside.

Old Drover’s Run is undergoing some spring-cleaning after changing their management company in mid-March. 

The Niverville Clippers are ending their season with a lot to be proud of. The organization implemented a new development program for its players and coaches this year, bringing in GT Performance once a month for their Novice to Peewee teams.

With just under a week remaining in the 2018–19 NHL regular season, there’s still plenty to be worked out—so much so that the Jets could end up in a round one series against the Nashville Predators, which would be insane, and would definitely have fans and players galore protesting for a change in the playoff format. Again.