Britton Gray

Regina

Rider Reporter at CJME (Regina, SK)

Rider Reporter for @CJMENews and @CKOMNews. @URJschool alumni Bow tie aficionado [email protected]

Articles

The Green Zone: Saskatoon father prepares to see sons face off in NHL playoffs

6 days ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The NHL Playoffs get underway on Saturday, and a brotherly rivalry will write another chapter. Saskatoon-product forward Brayden Schenn and the St. Louis Blues will take on his older brother defenceman Luke and the Winnipeg Jets in the first round of the playoffs. Puck drop for Game 1 is set for 4 p.m. on Saturday. Read more:Martensville softball coach helping young athletes reach their potentialEight Sask.
Martensville softball coach helping young athletes reach their potential

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Renelle Reilly has been coaching for about six years, and says it’s a decision she’s glad she made. Reilly helps coach the Twin City Angels, a U17 softball team based in Martensville. She said she first became a coach thanks to her daughter, Addysin.
Eight Sask. products crack NHL Central Scouting final rankings

1 week ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

A few Saskatchewan products are hoping to have their names called at the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. In total, 67 players from the WHL were included in the NHL Central Scoutings final rankings. Eight of those players are originally from Saskatchewan. Brandon Wheat Kings centre, Roger McQueen, is the highest-ranked Saskatchewan product in the draft. The Saskatoon product is the eighth-ranked North American skater.
Regina Pats win 2025 WHL draft lottery, will pick first overall

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

A little bit of luck has led to the Regina Pats getting the first overall pick in the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft. The league held the draft lottery on Thursday, with the Pats winning it despite having the second-best odds of doing so. Regina-product Maddox Schultz is expected to be a top pick in the draft — possibly the first name called.
‘It gives me an escape’: Basketball has major impact on Scott Collegiate student

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

For David Crowe, basketball has been a way to heal. “It wasn’t really the sport but just needing an escape from all the past traumas I carry,” the Grade 12 Scott Collegiate student said. Read More:WHL draft lottery to take place Thursday, Pats hold second-highest oddsRiders announce more key dates, flexible ticket optionsSaskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame showcases 2025 inducteesCrowe grew up in the foster care system in B.C. after his parents felt they couldn’t take care of him.
WHL draft lottery to take place Thursday, Pats hold second-highest odds

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

The Regina Pats are hoping the balls fall their way when it comes to the WHL Entry Draft. The league’s draft lottery will take place on Thursday, ahead of the May 7 draft.
Riders announce more key dates, flexible ticket options

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Saskatchewan Roughrider fans have a few more dates to circle on their calendars. The CFL club announced that single-game tickets will be available for purchase beginning on May 2 at 10 a.m.Read More:‘Sport for all’: Riders announce $1.8 million investment in Sask amateur footballContinuity at the core of Riders’ 2025 roster-building approachRaiders finish round one with dominant win in Prince AlbertSaskatchewan also announced the return of Flex Packs.
Canada wins bronze after easily beating China at world curling championship

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Brad Jacobs’ Team Canada rink won the bronze medal game in convincing fashion to leave Moose Jaw with some hardware. The Jacobs rink put up five points in the fourth end to power it to an 11-2 win over China at the Men’s World Curling Championships on Sunday. Read more:Cheers fill arena as Alex Ovechkin becomes NHL’s all-time goal scorerEsterhazy coach gives back through energy, competitivenessSaskatoon’s Seth Hundeby showing off versatility at CFL combine“We wanted to win.
Canada loses in semis to Scotland at World Men’s Curling Championship

2 weeks ago | panow.com | Britton Gray

“We were close. We fought and battled all the way to the end. I thought we were really resilient all throughout that game and I’m proud of us for being that way.” Canada had to claw back after settling for a single, giving up a double, settle again, and giving up another double. With the game on the edge of getting away from them, Jacobs connected on a double takeout to score two and knot things up at four.
Canada loses in semis to Scotland at World Men’s Curling Championship

2 weeks ago | ckom.com | Britton Gray

Brad Jacobs elected to go for the win rather than try to steal one in the extra end — unfortunately, the rocks didn’t fall in Team Canada’s favour. Jacobs was against three yellow Scotland stones and tried a triple takeout to sit two for the win rather than throw a draw.