Local Sports

This past Saturday brought an end to CFL football for 2011 in the house that Ronnie and George built, Mosaic Stadium. The Riders played spoiler and came away with a 19-3 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the final home game for Green and White.

The combination of a hellish schedule, injuries and playing the top team in the Moose Jaw High School Football League was too much for the ECS Elecs to handle.

Tonya Mokelki shows Olivia Skjerdal which part of the forearm is used when serving a volleyball. This was during a volleyball clinic at Queen Elizabeth school on Thursday.

Competing against Team Saskatchewan in the girls under 22 category at a Water Polo Tournament recently held in Calgary were Weyburn's Kelsey Jensen, Taylor Molde, Jenna Haupstein, Sydney Huebner, Kaylyn Jensen and Claudia Lenferna.

The JHC Hitmen have kicked off their 2011/2012 Bantam A season with a pair of big wins. The Hitmen visited the Regina Jets on October 13 and came away with a 5-2 victory thanks to a tremendous performance in the early-going by Branden Smith in goal.

For the Estevan Bruins, the pendulum swung from one side to the other in less than 24 hours. One night after thrashing the Notre Dame Hounds 9-2, the Bruins were on the firing line in a 9-0 shellacking at the hands of the Yorkton Terriers.

As he walked to the ring to the sound of Ozzy Osbourne's cover of Sympathy for the Devil, Derek Daku realized just what he'd gotten himself into. For starters, the crowd was louder than the music.

The Estevan Apex Bruins bounced back from their first two losses of the season a week earlier by adding two more to the win column this weekend.

Considering all the kilometres they logged to make the trek, the Estevan Bruins were more than happy to end their road trip Sunday with four points.