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LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR 20 YEARS!
SPORTS
Weather a
Factor
The
weather
was a big factor for both
teams as the Kindersley
Kobras came to town
on Tuesday. The snow
and icy conditions made
it difficult to establish
a running game for the
Royals.
The Royals
struck early with a field
goal by Logan Heck
putting the first points on
the board. Quarterback
Ethan Moran connected
with receiver #17 Connor
Mackay, who found
the end zone giving the
Royals the 10-0 lead.
At the very end
of the first, the Kobras
scored a touchdown
closing the gap 10-7.
With only 14 seconds
left to the half the Kobras
struck again with a field
goal to tie things up. The
Kobra size on the O-line
was hard to handle
and they capitalized
on this putting another
touchdown and field goal
on the board.
The
Royal
offense
could
not
string things together
offensively in the second
half and the Kobras took
the 19-10 win. "We got
up early but couldn't get a
drive going in the second
half," commented Coach
Evanisky.
"We had
trouble with their size
and got pushed around."
The Royals have a quick
turn around as they travel
to Unity for their final
league game on Friday.
Keep the Community up-to-date on
your team scores, events, photos
and tournaments. Submit material
to [email protected] or drop it
off at the Martensville Messenger
Office at Bay #7 - 301 Centennial
Drive North to be included in our
weekly sports report.
Janine Hayward
Martensville Messenger
(Photo credit: Dawn Heck)
ABOVE & BELOW: The weather played havoc on Tuesday when Kindersley Kobras came to town and made defending difficult in
the icy conditions.
Royals 2016 Schedule
Oct. 14 Royals Vs. Unity (Unity)
Oct. 20 Playoffs
Re-Elect
Bob Blackwell for City Council
I have really enjoyed serving our community
and working on your behalf for the past 4
years as your Councillor. If re-elected I will
focus on;
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Continued work with the RCMP on safety
issues and others
Continued fiscal responsibility
Continued support of our vibrant Business
Community with our Open for Business
incentive and taxation model.
Continued support for our dedicated Fire
Department
Continued support of our fall back yard
cleanup program
Continued support for upkeep of our core
city area’s infrastructure
Continued support for the proposed new
waste water and new water line with the
City of Saskatoon. We cannot afford the
cost to build our own treatment plants.
Continued support for the beautification of
the Kinsmen Park
Support for required new recreation
facilities for our youth
On October 26
Bob Blackwell
My wife Vi and I have
lived in Martensville for
the past 37 years. In that
time we witnessed both
positive and dramatic
growth. We have found
it to be a great place
to live and raise our
family. I am presently
retired after spending
34 years working for a
large international PVC
pipe manufacturer with
the last 14 being the
Regional Manager for
the Western USA. I am
seeking my 2nd term
on Martensville City
Council.
I have the time and energy to represent your interests to keep our
great city moving forward. My prime concern is for the safety for your
children and granchildren on our city streets and in the school and
playground zones. I respectfully ask for your support on October 26.
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