Opening the week on Monday, Cumberland House led by touchdowns from four different players defeated Senator Myles Venne from the Lac La Ronge Indian Band by a score of 57-6.

On Tuesday, the defending champion Pinehouse Lakers finished the regular season a perfect 4-0 with a 71-14 win over the Buffalo Narrows Eagles. Combining for 10 touchdowns in that game were Johnny, Tanner and Dray Tinker as well as George and Jaydon Natomagan.

La Ronge’s team, the Churchill Chargers were defeated in Spiritwood by a score of 43-20. Finally on Thursday, the Creighton Kodiaks maintained a perfect 3-0 record and secured first place in the Eastern Division with a convincing 61-6 victory over Sandy Bay. Kodiak, Evan Linnick scored 37 points himself with four touchdowns, kicked a field goal and five 2 point converts in the game.

Looking ahead to week #5 on Monday, Green Lake will travel to Buffalo Narrows. On Tuesday, La Loche hosts Beauval. On Wednesday, Sandy Bay will be in Creighton for an important game to decide second place in the Eastern Division. On Thursday, there will be a double header in the la Ronge area as the Senator Myles Venne team hosts the Creighton Kodiaks and across town, the La Ronge Churchill Chargers will play Birch Hills. On Monday, October 6 the La Loche Lakers will finish the regular season with a final game in Green Lake. This game was rescheduled from earlier in the season.

At the end of the fourth week, both the Pinehouse Lakers and Creighton Kodiaks have established first place and home field advantage for the playoffs in their respective divisions. Leading play in offensive statistics is Johnny Tinker from Pinehouse with 113 points, while Evan Linnick from Creighton has 93 points with one game remaining. On defense, Dustin Montgrand from La Loche leads with five quarterback sacks. Easton McKenzie from Cumberland House leads all players with two interceptions.

Buffalo Narrows (red) played undefeated Pinehouse (white). Photo by: Mark Williment