A few photos from the October 31st game in Unity: Saskatoon Sabrecats vs. Unity Midget AA Lazers:
Midget AA Lazers hockey action
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Unity Sports Wall of Fame
Teams inducted into the Unity Sports Wall of Fame May 9, 2015 were:
2007 Peewee Panthers, Provincial C Northern Softball Champions
2009 Senior Cardinals, Provincial A2 Baseball Champions
2011 Peewee Lazers, Provincial B Hockey Champions
2011 Squirt Panthers, Provincial C Northern Softball Champions
2012 Bantam Panthers, Provincial C Softball Champions
2012 Mosquito Cardinals, Provincial A Baseball Champions
2012 Peewee Cardinals, Provincial A2 Baseball Champions
2012 Peewee Panthers, Provincial C Softball Champions
2012 Senior Women’s Provincial Curling Champions
2012 UK Royals, Junior B Provincial Softball Champions, Western Canadian Gold Medallists
2013 Midget Lazers, Provincial A Hockey Champions
2013 Peewee Cardinals, Provincial A Baseball Champions
2013 Senior Cardinals, Provincial A2 Baseball Champions
2013 UK Royals, Junior B Provincial Softball Champions
2014 Mosquito Cardinals, Provincial A2 Baseball Champions
2014 Peewee Cardinals, Provincial AA Baseball Champions
2014 Peewee Panthers,, Provincial B Northern Softball Champions
2014 Squirt Panthers, Provincial B Softball Champions
2014 UK Royals, Junior B Provincial Softball Champions, Western Canadian Silver Medallists
Look for photos of individuals inducted in the Unity Sports Wall of Fame in 2015 later this week. For a complete story on the Wall of Fame and the 2015 inductions , see the May 18th issue of the Unity Wilkie Press-Herald.
After the game
Photos from the Midget AA and Midget A provincial finals held in Unity, SK, March 29, 2014. Each member from both teams received a second-place provincial plaque.
MIDGET AA LAZERS
MIDGET A LAZERS
Provincial midget hockey weekend
Both the Unity Midget AA and the Midget A Lazers played provincial final games in Unity, SK, Saturday, March 29. Although neither team emerged as provincial champions, these hard-working teams of young men deserve credit for their excellent seasons, including coming oh-so-close to claiming their respective provincial banners.
See the April 7 issue of the Unity Wilkie Press-Herald for a wrap-up article on the minor hockey season and additional photos. In the meantime, are some action shots from both games.
MIDGET AA LAZERS vs. Notre Dame Hounds
MIDGET A LAZERS vs. Yorkton Mintos
Midget AA Lazers in finals for double banners
The Unity Midget AA Lazers are playing for a provincial banner, going up against the Notre Dame Hounds in the final. They also have advanced to the Centre Four Hockey League final.
REMAINING HOME GAMES: In provincials, the Unity, SK Lazers host the Hounds Saturday, March 29, at 4 pm while, in league, a tentative game 3 – if needed – against Beardy’s has been scheduled for Friday, March 28, at 7:30 pm.
These photos are from the second northern provincial final against the Saskatoon Icehawks, which the Lazers won 3-0. They were tied at 4-4 with the Icehawks going into the second game of the total-point, two-game series. Justen Close, shown in the first photo shaking hands with the linesman after the game, had the shutout, stopping 29 shots.
Midget Lazers v Rosetown Redwings
With eight wins, a loss and two ties, the Unity Midget Lazers stand in second place in the Hi-way 14 Hockey League, behind Kerrobert who has nine wins and a tie. Eston, Eatonia and Leader are all hot on their heels, tied for third place with seven wins, one loss and two ties apiece.
These photos are from the Lazers’ home game against the Rosetown Redwings 1, January 5, which game the Lazers won 10-3. Their next home game is Saturday, January 18, at 6:15 p.m. when Elrose comes to town.
Midget AA Lazer Photos from Oct. 13 game
The Unity Midget AA Lazers opened their 2013-14 season in the Centre Four Hockey League Midget AA division with back-to-back games against the Prince Albert Raiders Oct. 12 and 13. The Unity team won the first game 4-0 and lost the Sunday game 6-5. See the October 21 Unity-Wilkie Press-Herald for full coverage of the games. Meanwhile, here are some photos from Sunday’s action.
Midget AA Lazers
With nine returning players after icing a “very young team last year,” manager Dwayne Scott expects to see the Unity Midget AA Lazers “definitely improve” from last year.
The final cuts were made after an exhibition game played against Meadow Lake, in Unity, Sept. 29. The nine veterans on the team will be joined by five first-year midgets. Players come from the communities of Unity, Wilkie, Luseland, Kindersley, Macklin, Neilburg and Kerrobert.
Scott said traditionally the teams in the eastern part of the province are very strong although, until he sees this year’s teams, he can’t say for sure what will happen this year. Nevertheless he expects the Midget AA Lazers to be “in the middle of the pack or higher” this year.
The midgets will play in the Centre Four Hockey League again. They open the regular season with back-to-back home games against Prince Albert, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 13 at 2:15 p.m.
In the exhibition game, the Lazers beat Meadow Lake 8-3.
Local players
Assistant captains Devan Bertoia and Blake Robertson are both Unity boys and are joined on the team by Brandt Bertoia. Players from Wilkie and Luseland are Kirklan Glassford and Tyson Logan Munt. Ryan Donald of Rockhaven and Zach Herle of Neilburg are both attending school in Unity as well as playing with the Lazars. Cut Knife’s Dax and Declan Desmarais are also on the team.
