By Patty Putts for Mangy Coyote Media The Easter Bunny was busy hiding eggs throughout Riverside that aided in the disc golf action, each prize containing a mulligan for use at the Inaugural Patty Putts Easter Eggstravaganza on April 8 in Swift Current. The teams were out shooting low despite warm, breezy afternoon conditions that produced wet footing at Riverside Park as the 2023 winter snowpack dissipated. Coming out on top of the field, we had Isaac Ritskes and Mathew Vaughan shooting a solid -11, edging out Team Deadly Arlen Nickel and Jeri-Ann Brownbridge who shot a -9. They were followed by Dustin Usher and his son, tied with the threesome of Patty Putts, Caleb Laverdiere and Brady Seib. Both teams shot -8. Everyone found some eggs and spent their mulligans how they deemed fit, but no one made a mulligan more worth it then tournament host, Patty Putts. Standing on Hole 13 not happy with where his Champ Rhyno landed, Patty declared his team was using a mulligan egg. He reached for...
I know. I am not naive. If you say I am – again – I’m calling my septuagenarian mother. She’ll have words. I know this is not the way to get your content seen by eyeballs attached to human brains. I suspect this post will get less views than a picture of a caterpillar on a turd, but frankly, I don’t give a turd for that image. This is where I am. The Canadian Football League -leading Saskatchewan Roughriders face the British Columbia Lions Nov. 8, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. local time. The Riders semi-strolled through this year’s regular season, collecting a 12-6 record. Two of those victories came against the Lions, with BC – which finished second at 11-7 – earning one of the three seasonal contests. The Lions won six of their last seven heading into the Western Division semi-final versus the Calgary Stampeders . The game is expected to be a battle of a stiff, ball-chasing, sack-bagging Rider defence against a running game led by Lion ...
Saskatchewan Roughriders knock off Montreal Alouettes, 25-17 There it was; the 112th Grey Cup Championship. This year, the game was held in Winnipeg’s Princess Auto Stadium, where Rider fans took over what is usually considered the Devil’s dustbin. As welcoming as Winnipeg was to the game, there was little doubt who Blue Bomber fans preferred; anything but Green. A few even cheered for Prime Minister Turtle when he managed to flick his Mr. Burns fingers for the coin toss. Morons. Me? I was in a buddies basement entertainment room scarfing dry ribs, pot stickers, pepper poppers, chips and pop as if I was about to fast until the next moon phase. The Coyote Queen was there, enthusiastically cheering on her Canadian Football League team. I sat in the corner being a smartass, testing some of the jokes below on my host. I included every one, whether he laughed our not. All in all, it was quite a game. There was ultimately some drama squashed by bad ball control and some questionable reffing....
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