Badgers and A’s take losses in Saskota

June 24, 2025, 8:25 am
Ryan Kiedrowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

In search of their first taste of victory, the Moosomin Badgers hit the road for Arcola on June 19 to challenge the Threshers. This would prove to be a high-scoring nail-biter, with Arcola coming out on top of a 16-15 decision.

The Redvers A’s also played last Thursday night, eager to challenge the top-seated Carlyle Cardinals. The Cards surprised the visiting A’s with a 16-4 walloping—the second loss Redvers would face at the hands of Carlyle in as many games.
Back on June 10, the Badgers hit the road for Redvers in a close decision against the A’s. Despite best efforts, Moosomin could not close the two-point gap, going home with a 7-5 loss.

The A’s would end the week with a second win two nights later as they travelled to Arcola, facing the Threshers. This time, Redvers widened the scoring race, coming home with a 12-2 win.

Looking to expand their luck to a three-game winning streak, the A’s played host to the Cardinals, but ended up taking a 4-2 loss on home turf.

After eight games, the Cardinals sit 7-1 followed by the 6-1 Southeast Diamondbacks. The Kenosee Cubs sit third at 4-3 followed by the 3-3 A’s, 2-3-1 Carnduff Astros, 2-3-1 Estevan Tap House Wolves, 3-4 Oxbow Chiefs, and 1-2 Weyburn Sun Devils. The Threshers sit four games back at 3-5, and Moosomin has yet to post a win in six games.

South East Men’s Fastball League
In the Southeast Men’s Fastball League, the Grenfell Gems are topping the charts with their 7-1 record—good for 14 points. Tied with seven points apiece are the 3-1-1 Neudorf Posse and the 3-2-1 Cowessess Rampage, the 2-3-1 Whitewood Falcons and 2-4-1 Ochapowace Thunder both with five points. The Round Lake Braves are still searching for their first win after six games this season.