Junior 10 Girls Volleyball Team Takes City Title

The Peacock Toilers grade 10 team won the Moose Jaw High School Junior Girls Volleyball League championship on Wednesday night. (Photo: Marc Smith)

The Peacock Toilers grade 10 team wrapped up their time at the junior level with a championship on Wednesday night.

Peacock knocked off the Vanier Spirits in a hard fought three-set battle to walk away with the Moose Jaw High School Junior Girls Volleyball League championship.

Peacock Second in 3A at Cross Country Provincials

Vanier’s Allison Grajczyk-Jelinski, left, and Peacock’s Katherine McDougall battle during the senior girls division race at the SHSAA cross country provincial championship over the weekend. (Photo: Lucas Punkari / Battlefords News-Optimist)

Over 580 runners hit the course on Saturday for the 2017 SHSAA cross country provincial championship in Turtleford.

There was some stellar performances from local high school runners, including the Peacock team finishing second overall in the 3A division,

Woloschuk Powers Peacock to Win over Weyburn

Peacock running back Jackson Woloschuk racks up some of his 293 rushing yards during Thursday’s 35-7 win over the Weyburn Eagles at Gutheridge Field. (Photo: Marc Smith)

Jackson Woloschuk had an outstanding game for the Peacock Tornadoes on Thursday.

The grade 12 running back rushed for 293 yards and four touchdowns to help the Tornadoes to a 35-7 win over the Weyburn Eagles at Gutheridge Field in the Moose Jaw High School Football League.

Strong Performances at Cross Country Districts

The runners come charging out of the gate for the senior division race on Tuesday at the South Central District Cross Country Championship in Wakamow Valley. (Photo: Marc Smith)

The cold and wet weather didn’t slow down the 97 runners that turned out for the South Central District Cross Country Championship on Tuesday in Wakamow Valley.

There was strong performances across the board as local athletes looked to secure a spot at the SHSAA provincial championship next Friday in Turtleford.

Cross Country Season Opens with Invitational

Peacock’s Ashton Woodley leads the pack during the high school boys race at the Moose Jaw Cross Country Invitational on Tuesday in Wakamow Valley. (Photo: Marc Smith)

The Peacock and Central rivalry was on display again during the Moose Jaw Cross Country Invitational on Tuesday in Wakamow Valley.

Peacock’s Ashton Woodley and Central’s Kal McGillis battled back-and-forth throughout the four-kilometre high school boys race. Woodley found an extra gear during the final stretch towards the finish line and pulled out the win in the season-opening meet.

Peacock Downs Vanier in Boys Soccer

The Peacock Tornadoes earned their first win of the season on Monday afternoon when they knocked off the Vanier Vikings, 4-1, in Moose Jaw High School Boys Soccer League action.

Tafo Mugisha scored a pair of goals, while Rhylan Tremblay and Atkins Javan also found the back of the net in the win for Peacock, who improved to 1-2 on the year.

Vanier’s lone goal came from Billy M. The Vikings are 0-4 on the year.

Peacock Stays Undefeated with Win in Swift

Peacock running back Jackson Woloschuk breaks into the open field during a run on Tuesday in Swift Current. (Photo: Eric James / SwiftCurrentOnline.com)

Peacock Stays Undefeated with Win in Swift

The Peacock Tornadoes improved to 3-0 on the year with a commanding 42-15 win over the Colts in Swift Current on Tuesday.

The Tornadoes were able to keep the Colts’ offence in check throughout much of the game,

Tornadoes Hold Off Vikings in High School Football

Written by Marc Smith

Peacock quarterback Garrick Ward takes a big hit down the sidelines during their 22-7 win over the Vanier Vikings on Friday at Gutheridge Field. (Photo: Marc Smith)

Both teams are walking away from Friday’s meeting between the Peacock Tornadoes and Vanier Vikings with something to build off.

The Tornadoes improved to 2-0 on the year with a 22-7 win over the Vikings at Gutheridge Field in Moose Jaw High School Football League action.

Peacock Sweeps Central in Senior Volleyball

The Peacock Toilers and Central Cyclones had another season opening showdown on Thursday night to kick-off the year in the Moose Jaw High School Senior Volleyball League.

The doubleheader opened with a five-set battle between the two schools’ boys teams that Peacock pulled out the win in after a back-and-forth match.

The Toilers opened up by winning the first set, 25-22, but the Cyclones struck back with a 25-23 win in the second set and a 25-18 win in the third set.

Peacock Out Battles Central for Win

Story Courtesy of Discover Moose Jaw Category: Local Sports Published: Monday, 11 September 2017 09:49  Written by Marc Smith

Peacock receiver Payton Chow gets behind the defence for one of his three touchdowns during Saturday’s win over Central. (Photo: Marc Smith)

A quick start helped propel the Peacock Tornadoes to a hard fought season-opening win over the Central Cyclones on Saturday afternoon at Gutheridge Field.