Local Sports

A Brett Jones Football Academy will be hosted in Weyburn from Tuesday to Thursday, July 4-6. The event is co-hosted by Olympia In Depth Athlete Performance Centre and the Weyburn Minor Football Association.

After years of planning, fundraising and receiving support from local business, the Weyburn Minor Football Association will officially open their new football field this fall.

After years of planning, fundraising and receiving support from local business, the Weyburn Minor Football Association will officially open their new football field this fall.

For the first time in recent memory, Estevan's minor baseball teams got together to hand out some hardware together, with teams and parents getting together at Pleasantdale School and remembering the year.

A full contingent of 29 Estevan Golden Eels swimmers went to Regina Saturday and many broke provincial records, with even more coming back with personal bests and medals.

The Estevan Pee Wee Voltz ended their season on a high note, claiming bronze in the Queen City Minor Box Lacrosse League. Sunday at Regina's Al Ritchie Arena, they defeated the Regina Titans 10-8 on the strength of a strong third period.

Jayden Dudas has accomplished a lot at the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club – more than most 14-year-olds. But the Rondeau Cup – emblomatic of youth golf in the city for over two decades – had eluded him until Sunday, when he and his team won by four strokes.

When the Southeast Performance Pump Midget AAA Twins played well on the weekend, they did very well, beating the Parkland Expos 8-3 and 9-3 Saturday in Yorkton and beating the Regina Wolfpack 12-2 Sunday at Lynn Prime Field.

The Southeast Bantam AAA Athletics had a bit of a break from the Baseball Regina regular season and displayed a little bit of rust in a pair of recent losses. The A's Are now 1-14 on the regular season with just a few games to go.

Trick riding is something the Calamity Cowgirls have been interested in for some time, and they continued that Monday night at the Estevan Fair. Marci LeBlanc and Cassidy Ross, both from Estevan, are joined by Cashlyn Krecklau from Noonan.