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The sudden end of the SJHL season and the extensive plans set for Weyburn to be a hosting hub for seven teams was very disappointing to Red Wings coach Rich Pilon, who noted it wasn’t just bad news for the players but for the entire community.

Alameda athlete Keira Rutten will be joining the Medicine Hat College Rattlers women's volleyball team this fall. Rutten will be working towards a diploma in the area of occupational therapy and physical therapy while playing volleyball.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League has announced that the 2020-21 season will not have an ending.

A Lampman hockey product has committed to play collegiate hockey next season. Colton Schell, who has played for the Melfort Mustangs of the SJHL, will join the Portage College Voyageurs in Lac La Biche, Alta., for the 2021-22 season.

Estevan Lacrosse Association president Braydon Krahn teaches the fundamentals of box lacrosse while a young player watches during a clinic Saturday afternoon at the Power Dodge Arena.

Volunteer instructors Mike Weger and Quinn Mantei were out on the ice with eight young hockey players over the weekend as part of Weyburn Minor Hockey Association’s “Make Hockey More” March skills sessions.

Chase Foord has added to his impressive list of lacrosse accomplishments. The Estevan athlete was selected in the third round, 11th overall, by the Saskatchewan Junior A Swat in Sunday’s Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League Draft.

The year-end Enduro race has been a big part of the Estevan Motor Speedway’s schedule for over a decade, and now the track’s executive has decided to add a second Enduro race.

By Abe Winter (Special to the Weyburn Review) Robert Landry didn’t need much time to realize Weyburn was a special horse — even though he finished out of the money at first.

Oxbow's Chaelynn Kitz curled on Team Saskatchewan at the recent Scotties Tournament of Hearts, Canada's national women's curling championship.