Local Sports

If the weather over the next week plays out as expected, the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club expects to open the front nine on May 3. Woodlawn general manager Brian Dueck stressed, however, that the target date is weather pending.

Tatiana Dutka took first overall in the bantam girls' tetrathlon with 1,252 points, after finishing second in the 800 metres, third in long jump, third in the 60 metres and fifth in shot put.

The Portland Winterhawks won the first two games against the Kamloops Blazers, during the west final series of the Western Hockey League. This gives the Winterhawks a strong advantage in their best-of-seven series against Kamloops.

Prestige Fight Club and various local businesses brought a mixed martial arts fighting event to the main stage at Crescent Point Place on April 13. Fighters from all over Canada, the U.S.

The Weyburn Cobras Wrestling Club wrapped up their season with the Provincial Wrestling Tournament held in Meadow Lake on April 13.

SaskGaming recorded net income before transfers of $52.6 million in 2012, an increase of $0.9 million (1.7 per cent) from 2011.

Unless the situation changes quickly, Estevan will not have an entry in the Saskota Baseball League this year. The city's senior team, the Tower Wolves, is struggling to find enough players and someone dedicated enough to run the team.

The Estevan Mermaids synchronized swimming club wrapped up their season on the weekend at the Sadie Caulder Knight provincials in Saskatoon. More than 50 members of the Mermaids competed, and the club took home 18 medals, including 10 gold.

Zone 1, representing southeast Saskatchewan, emerged victorious at the 2013 Sask First bantam tournament I Regina on the weekend. The annual showcase event features the top second-year bantams from eight zones across the province.

Three Estevan residents took part in the Saskatchewan Amateur Bodybuilding Association's novice championship in Moose Jaw on Saturday. Magdalena Pospiech led the contingent with two first-place finishes.