Nathan Reiter
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Northern airline celebrates 30 years of Medevac flights - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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This year marks an important anniversary in the history of medical evaluation in the north. Rise Air will celebrate its 30th anniversary of undertaking medevac flights from all over the northern region of the province. Dan Gold is the director of Marketing and Stakeholder Relations for Rise Air. In an interview with the Northern Advocate, Gold says medevac is a necessary service given the wide geography of Saskatchewan. “I think that one of the most important things to bear in mind is that no on
U15 Astros showed resiliency at nationals, says coach - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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It wasn’t the result the Prince Albert U15 Astros had envisioned going into the tournament, but they have no reason to not hold their heads high. The Astros attended the U15 Men’s Softball Nationals in Surrey, BC last week. Prince Albert finished 1-5 in round robin play, scoring 20 runs while allowing 55. Brad Casavant, the head coach of the Astros, says it was an eye opening experience for his team on the national stage. “It was definitely a tough competition. The first time this group of boys
18U Royals ready to welcome best in the west - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Prince Albert 18U AA Royals are chomping at the bit for the weekend ahead. The Royals are hosting the Western Canadian Championship at Andy Zwack Field beginning today, one of three age levels being hosted in the city throughout the weekend. During the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League season, the Royals finished fourth with a record of 16-11-1. They scored 257 runs and allowed 179. Assistant coach Graham McGregor says the Royals are ready for anything that will come their way this weeken
PAMBA set to host Westerns in three age divisions this weekend - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Prince Albert is set to be a hive of baseball activity over the weekend. The city is set to host the Western Canadian AA Baseball championships over the weekend at the U13, U15 and U18 age levels. Nathan Noble is the president of the Prince Albert Minor Baseball Association (PAMBA). In an interview with the Daily Herald, Noble says the board was ready to submit a bid when the opportunity arose last year. “When the prospect came up for us to put a bid in, we were all very excited. We’ve had a cou
U17 Astros fall in first playoff game at nationals - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Prince Albert U17 Astros made the most of their opportunity to represent Saskatchewan on the national stage. Prince Albert concluded their tournament on Sunday with an 8-0 loss to the Tara Twins from Ontario in their first playoff game on Saturday morning in Surrey, BC. Head coach Neil Finch says it was a great tournament for the Astros to be a part of. “They had a pretty good week overall. We went there and competed just like I thought we would. We were one strike away from finishing four a
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