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At the half way point of the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League season two teams have hit the 10-win mark and are tied for first place.

The Battlefords North Stars put their four-game winning streak on the line Tuesday in La Ronge and the Bauer Conference leaders battled to a one-goal victory.

The Christmas break finds the Humboldt Midget AA Broncos in first place after playing 11 games. With a 9-2-0 record, the Broncos have been able to continue their winning ways from last season when they won both provincial and league championships.

The Battlefords North Stars were in La Ronge Tuesday, but fell 4-3 to the top team in the Bauer Conference. Doug Lindensmith led the way for La Ronge with two goals, while Travis Eggum scored and Graham Smerek had the game-winning goal.

Hockey? Baseball? Football? Where to start this week? Since the snow fell, and it looks a lot more like winter, I guess the best topic to begin with is hockey.

The Humboldt Broncos dealt away five of their six 20-year-olds over the weekend. On January 7 and 8, Broncos head coach and GM Dean Brockman orchestrated five trades that sees five players leave the organization for future considerations.

Fast, a little bit rough, and visible improvement throughout the game were the hallmarks of a junior girls' basketball game on January 6. The Muenster Cougars took on the St. Augustine Hawks in basketball action last week at St.

The Broncos went three for three last week - three losses that is. The Humboldt Broncos played host to the LaRonge Ice Wolves on January 7, their second match up in the week, but the first on home ice.

The Battlefords AAA Sharks were hoping the New Year would bring new results for their team, but unfortunately that wasn't the case as they travelled to Regina on the weekend.

In the final game before the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's trade deadline, the Battlefords North Stars extended their winning streak to four games and continued to climb the Bauer Conference standings.