At the end of October, seven jiu-jitsu athletes representing Niverville returned home with a total of 11 medals after competing at the 2025 Sask Cup.

The Niverville Nighthawks wrapped up their six-game homestand in emphatic fashion on Saturday night, downing the Northern Manitoba Blizzard 7–1 on Hockey Fights Cancer Night at the CRRC.

For the past month, a group has been meeting at the CRRC every Monday afternoon to try out a relatively obscure sport called walking soccer. The initiative is the brainchild of Martin Ward, who first heard of the sport from his mother in England. There, it’s known as walking football.

The top two teams in the MJHL squared off Tuesday afternoon in Niverville. And when the final buzzer sounded, it was the Nighthawks who emerged victorious—again.

It was déjà vu at the CRRC on Sunday afternoon, as the Niverville Nighthawks earned their third consecutive 2–1 victory, and tenth straight overall, this time defeating the Waywayseecappo Wolverines.

The Niverville Nighthawks have won a remarkable nine games in a row following a win over the visiting Winkler Flyers at the CRRC.

Both teams entered the matchup with momentum on their side, with Winkler having won four of their last five contests. The Flyers, however, hadn’t played since October 26.