Local Sports

Chaelynn Kitz’s return to the Viterra Scotties Tournament of Hearts proved to be a memorable experience, in more ways than one.

The Estevan Extreme U14 girls volleyball team was the class of the Oxbow Dungeon Cup tournament that took place on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. The Extreme posted a 5-1 record during the weekend.

Keely Shaw hasn’t been able to stop thinking about the latest para-cycling event she competed at, and how close she came to winning a medal against the world’s best.

The Weyburn Richardson Pioneer Gold Wings returned to the ice Wednesday night after having over two weeks off. Their first game back was at home at Crescent Point Place against the top team in the league, the Regina Rebels.

The Carlyle Novice Cougars (Chris) got back into championship form the weekend of Feb.

What a great night to be at the rink on Friday, Jan. 31.

The South East Aaron Well Servicing midget AA Goldwings have wrapped up top spot in the Saskatchewan Female Hockey League. The Goldwings defeated the Regina Rebels 2-1 Wednesday night in Regina to pick up their 20th victory of the season.

The Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) Elecs split the opening games with the Weyburn Comprehensive School Eagles Wednesday night at the ECS gymnasium in the annual McLeod Series, but Estevan trails by 16 in point differential.

Eddie Gallagher and Tanner Manz each scored twice, and the Estevan Bruins had five unanswered goals in a 5-2 victory over the Nipawin Hawks Wednesday night at Affinity Place.

The Comp Eagles Junior A girls basketball team placed third in their home tournament over the weekend. They defeated Fillmore Friday night but then had a tough six-point loss to Moosomin on Saturday morning in the semifinal.