Local Sports

While it's normally a foregone conclusion that the coach-of-the-year award in the National Hockey League will go to the leader of a championship-calibre team, this year's Jack Adams trophy winner might go against the grain.

The perfect come-around, the tap-back, the in-off to the button and the angle raise to count one...

They say this sport isn't for ice princesses; so to dub Brandi Day Estevan's Ice Princess may not do her justice. She is headed to Quebec City this weekend to compete in the 2011 Red Bull Crashed Ice World Championship.

The Weyburn Red Wings were removed from the Sherwood conference semi-finals by the Kindersley Klippers, who claimed a 4-1 victory in the best-of-seven series. The Klippers will play the Yorkton Terriers in the Sherwood finals.

The Sherritt Coal peewee AA Bruins fell in game three to the Moose Jaw Warriors in a 5-4 overtime defeat.

The Estevan Bruins' season came to an end on Friday night. It might have been a disappointing end for the team but they gave their final salute to their fans at the Civic Auditorium.

The Baxter Cougars midget A girls hockey team beat Weyburn in the semi-final series on their way to the league finals, juggling the provincial finals at the same time.

Two young fans receive autographs from Brennen Jones, a former Weyburn curler, during action at the Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ontario.

In league playoff action on Sunday night at the Civic the Apex midget AA Bruins lost game one of their best-of-three series against the Swift Current K-Motel Hurricanes.

The Estevan Sharks Water Polo team finished league play and are preparing for the provincial tournament to be held in Saskatoon April 2-3. The Sharks atoms under-12 team, finished third in league play.