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Peewee Voltz earn silver in overtime

Although it won’t be A-side gold, there will be some gold to play for in the case of both of Estevan’s teams at Saskatchewan Lacrosse Provincials at Affinity Place and the Power Dodge Ice Centre Sunday.

The Harris Oilfield Construction Voltz opened their side of the provincial tournament with a huge 14-4 win over the Yorkton Fighting Pikes.

There was an arrest Friday morning in the bus crash that claimed the lives of 16 people affiliated with the Humboldt Broncos.

Twenty-year-old defenceman Kyle Sargent will trade his Yorkton Terriers jersey for the Humboldt Broncos' green and gold this season, as one of 10 players selected by the Broncos in an SJHL (Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League) dispersal draft.

Lynne Bell, Observer Staff The 2018 edition of the “Big Moose” baseball tournament returned to Kenosee Lake and Carlyle's Lions Park, Friday, June 29 through Sunday, July 1 - Canada Day.

The inaugural Brain Bucket Benefit Barrel Racing attracted large crowds and offered some good competition, but it was more than just sport. The event was held at the Estevan Exhibition’s rodeo arena on Saturday and Sunday.

The Alameda Fishing Derby was once again a popular event, as 244 adults and 48 youths entered the 22nd annual competition June 30 on Grant Devine Lake.

The Estevan KPC mosquito AAA Sluggers appear to be peaking at the right time. The Sluggers wrapped up the regular season with a sweep in a doubleheader against the Lumsden Cubs, winning 8-4 and 12-8.

The Estevan TS&M peewee Tornadoes had a tough weekend at home in Regina Baseball action. The Tornadoes dropped all four games they played during the weekend.