As the school year continues, so does the high school sports season.
North Battleford Comprehensive High School
Football
The North Battleford Comprehensive High School Vikings football team has a 2-1 record heading into its game against Martensville.
In their last game, the Vikings defeated the Lloydminster Barons 12-6 at home.
A win over Martensville tonight would move the Vikings into second place in the 12-a-side North Saskatchewan League.
The Vikings have two regular-season games remaining, against Martensville and Saskatoon Marion Graham.
Cross country
The cross-country district championships were recently held at Table Mountain. The Vikings sent 26 runners to what cross-country coach Gary Ball described as one of the toughest courses he has ever seen.
Of the 26 runners, 13 came home with medals.
Gold
Matthew Heidel
Bentley Parkinson
Younes Beloud
Callie Oborowsky
Mila Lapoint
Carson Power
Iris Stonechild
Silver
Camryn Humenny
Easton Schneider
Yohan Yi
Cullen Blacklock
Bronze
Daygen Oborowsky
Katarina Radchenko
Soccer
After a match against John Paul II last week, the senior boys’ Vikings take on Poundmaker Thursday night. The senior girls are also in action tonight at home.
John Paul II Collegiate
Football
The Crusaders football team is coming off a dominant 75-0 road win over the Meadow Lake Spartans.
Next up for John Paul II is a game against Humboldt on Oct. 15.
The Crusaders lost their previous meeting with undefeated Humboldt 65-15.
Cross country
John Paul II also sent its cross-country team to the district championships at Table Mountain, where four runners won medals.
Silver
Bensen Eliuk
Jessie Phommavong
Bronze
Isabel Shepherd
Xavier Prince
The Crusaders will also send seven runners to the provincial championships.
Isabel Shepherd
Maeve Silver
Cohen Lafreniere
Josh Halladay
Hudson Charabin
Xavier Prince
Anne Prince
Volleyball
The Crusaders junior boys volleyball team extended its perfect season by winning gold in Unity.
Meanwhile, the junior girls placed fifth at their home tournament over the weekend.
The senior girls placed fourth in Moose Jaw, while the senior boys competed in Lloydminster.
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