Colwyn Abgrall has some ambitious plans for the summer. The 21-year-old from Niverville hopes to compete in at least five major golf competitions on both the local and national level. 

The Niverville Youth Baseball Association is well into another baseball season and its programs continue to grow. As the programs have expanded, the diamonds at Hespeler Park have gotten busier and busier, both during the week and the weekend.

Though their most exciting season of NHL hockey may have come to a disappointing end, Jets fans still have many things to look forward to. Although many people viewed this team as playoff-bound entering the season, 52 wins and a conference finals appearance later and the Winnipeg Jets are now viewed as one of the league’s juggernauts. 

Summer may not yet have officially arrived, but summer temperatures certainly and baseball diamonds throughout the region are already filling up. Or course, this means Seine River Minor Bad (SRMB) action is about to get underway. 

It’s been an exciting spring for Keegan Beer. The 18-year-old has been playing basketball with the Niverville Panthers for years, and after two years of near misses the team finally made it to provincials and won the Boys AA championship. The Panthers went in as the number one seeded team and defeated the defending champions, the Carman Cougars, 76–40 to capture Niverville Collegiate’s first Varsity Boys banner for basketball in 40 years.

Scorpions Elite Cheer (SEC) had another successful season, taking home the provincial championship title on May 5 in Portage la Prairie.