Local Sports

The new Eclipse Downhole Solutions Estevan U18 AAA Bears hockey team will have a lot of goals scored in its history, but the distinction of having the first regular season goal for the organization belongs to an Arcola hockey product.

Cheri Mansfield, Tracey Johnson, Chaelynn Boutin and Lynn Alvarez from Affinity Credit Union’s Carlyle Advice Centre have designated the Carlyle Swimming Pool to be the recipient of $200 on behalf of each employee for a total of $800 from the Communi

The 2020-21 curling season is about to take off with a great general response. On Monday, Nov. 9, the Monday Travelling League will begin with nine teams entered.

The Estevan Mermaids synchronized swim club is among the local sports clubs experiencing a different year in the 2020-21 season, but they have been meeting and are looking forward to a virtual competition.

A new lacrosse season has just started with Sunday drop-in sessions, and Weyburn Lacrosse will soon offer their popular Little Thrashers Academy later in November.

A new curling season started at the Weyburn Curling Club on Monday. Patti Skjerdal, co-manager of the Weyburn Curling Club, said that all the regular leagues will be back in action, but there are no set dates for bonspiels yet.

The Estevan Bruins have announced more details on how they will handle ticket sales for the start of the regular season now that they will be limited to 150 fans a game by the Saskatchewan Health Authority at first.

The first regular season game in Eclipse Downhole Solutions Estevan U18 AAA Bears history didn’t go as head coach and general manager Jeff Smith wanted, but he still found some positives.

The Estevan Bruins are looking forward to the start of the 2020-21 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, and some new competition.

The Estevan Bruins and other teams in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League will be limited to 150 spectators per night once the 2020-21 regular season begins Friday night.