It was a week filled with big wins, close games and plenty of local sports action, as teams across West Central Saskatchewan wrapped up September. Find the five best local sports stories from the past week below, along with a couple of honourable mentions. High powered offenses headline high school football to end September It was another high-scoring week of high school football across the region, with Macklin, Rosetown and Kindersley picking up wins. The KCS Kobras stayed perfect at 3-0 with a 74-14 win over Meadow Lake, while Macklin improved to 3-1 after a 96-70 victory over Rosthern JC. Delisle also earned its first win of the season, beating JPII 28-14, as local teams now turn their attention to October. Klippers stuff the scoresheet to split weekend series with Yorkton The Kindersley Jr. Klippers split their opening home weekend, falling 4-1 to Yorkton Friday before bouncing back with a 7-3 win Saturday. The victory featured a pair of first SJHL goals and a strong power play, helping Kindersley move to 2-1 on the season. The Klippers now head to Humboldt Tuesday before returning home Friday to host the Battlefords North Stars. Dinsmore’s "Rock the Block" brings volleyball and community together Dinsmore was busy Saturday as 20 volleyball teams competed in the 2026 Rock the Block tournament. Medstead and Perdue took home the senior boys and girls titles, while Davidson and Dinsmore won the junior boys and girls championships. The annual tournament also shared the weekend with a fall market, book and pie sales, and a village-wide garage sale, making it a full day of community activity. KCS Kobra's make senior night one to remember The Kindersley Composite School Kobras closed out their home football schedule with a dramatic 35-34 win over Delisle. The one-point victory was especially memorable, marking the first time in 15 years Kindersley has beaten the Rebels. The game also featured Senior Night, with graduating players from Kindersley, Luseland and Kerrobert recognized before kickoff. A glow-in-the-dark theme added to the atmosphere as the Kobras battled Delisle down to the final moments at Rotary Field. Walz, West Central players aiming for undefeated regular season with Thunder Major’s Ben Walz is helping the Regina Thunder chase an undefeated regular season, with the team sitting at 7-0 heading into its final game. The former Kerrobert Rebel has 15 catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns in six games this season. Walz has also been practicing with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and says he’s bringing what he learns back to the Thunder. Several other West Central players are also part of Regina’s roster.