Jaime Lammerding is a Sports Writer at Six-Pointer. She covers a range of topics including team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, providing insightful analysis and engaging commentary. Jaime's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Kingston Whig-Standard, Ottawa Citizen, and Saskatoon StarPhoenix, among others.
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Jaime's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events, particularly focusing on the Saskatoon Blades and Huskies teams. Given the high percentage of event coverage in her articles, she is likely to be interested in receiving information about upcoming games, match results, team performances, and player interviews related to these local sports teams.
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Between the University of Saskatchewan Huskies basketball and hockey teams, there were five Canada West victories on the weekend.
By: Jaime Lammerding
All but the U of S hockey teams are heading for the holiday break and won't be back in action until January.
Saskatoon Blades, who have dropped three games in a row, are back in action Friday in Brandon and Sunday at home against the Regina Pats.
All Huskie teams have entered the holiday break and will return to action in January.
The Saskatoon Blades have two games left before they enter the Western Hockey League holiday break.
By: Jaime Lammerding
With the holidays imminent, the Western Hockey League and the National Lacrosse League are taking a break.
By: Jaime Lammerding
The Saskatchewan Rush and Saskatoon Blades have wrapped up their action for 2025, ending the year on a win.
By: Jaime Lammerding
The Saskatchewan Rush and Saskatoon Blades are both riding high after beginning 2026 with victories.
University of Saskatchewan teams were back in action on the weekend for the first time since the holiday break began in early December.
Team East — featuring multiple Saskatoon Berries players — defeated Team West 9-2 in the league's all-star game.
