Local Sports

Estevan's Hunter Wallster only took up the field events of track and field a short time ago but has already made some incredible strides in the throwing events at the provincial level.

There have been times in the recent past where the Estevan Lions Club Bantam Oilers wouldn't have been able to play a back and forth game with another team in the Moose Jaw Minor Football League.

The Estevan Century 21 peewee Chargers gave up a lot of points but didn't give up on the day. They lost 60-0 at Woodlawn Field Saturday afternoon to the Weyburn Ravens in a game they'd sooner forget.

The Power Dodge atom Cudas weren't in a giving mood Saturday. The team held tight in the last half of their game against the Weyburn Ravens and made sure they scored enough to win 24-0 to kick off Football Day in Estevan Saturday.

The Saskatchewan Bantam Hockey League's northern division teams aren't giving the southern bantam AA league teams a lot of love.

With four full football games in all age divisions, the stands were consistently packed at Woodlawn Field for Football Day in Estevan.

The Oxbow Black Knights Jr. Girls team earned first place at the Arcola Jr. Girls annual tournament. The five-team round robin only saw the Black Knights lose one set throughout the day, for a nearly perfect record leading up to the final.

A number of volleyball teams from the Weyburn Comp competed in tournaments over the weekend. The junior boys, freshman boys and freshman girls all won gold medals at the tournaments they attended. The Eagles senior boys were in Swift Current.

Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000167 EndHTML:0000003973 StartFragment:0000000454 EndFragment:0000003957 There were good things in the Elecs most recent loss to a provincial 3A football powerhouse Saturday.

The Power Dodge Estevan Bruins are helping keep the goal-light industry alive.