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A short-staffed Oxbow Huskies team surrendered quite a few goals in a game last month and they proved Friday they can also score a bunch. The Huskies won 10-4 over Kipling/Windthorst in one of the Big Six Hockey League games over the weekend.

With two losses yesterday at the Home Hardware Canada Cup, the day didn’t go Chelsea Carey’s way, and there were moments Thursday where it wasn’t either. But Carey persevered in a 7-5 win over Alli Flaxey (1-2) at Affinity Place to move back to .

A noisy young crowd appreciated the curling Thursday morning at the Home Hardware Canada Cup as a couple of lopsided matches ended early at Affinity Place.

Submitted by Nicole Currie It was a full house for The Cougars Give Back To The Community Night against the Arcola/Kisbey Combines on Friday. It is always great to see all of the support from our local community and from our opposing teams.

University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's volleyball head coach Nathan Bennett has announced that Estevan’s Jack McGeough will join the team for the 2019-20 season.

You’ll have to forgive Colton Flasch if he doesn’t have a great memory of curling at Affinity Place.

It’s well-known that the Home Hardware Canada Cup is difficult to get to for a curler.

Seven talented young hockey players from southeast Saskatchewan have been selected to play in the SaskFirst tournament later this month. Two defencemen were selected for the team: Colby Durr of Bromhead and Alec Waldegger of Estevan.

Curling is a game of hits and misses and nowhere was that more evident than the first match between Matt Dunstone and Brad Gushue at the Home Hardware Canada Cup at Affinity Place.

The Home Hardware Canada Cup wouldn’t be nearly the organizational success that it is without the help of the 186 volunteers in different areas.