Local Sports

The Energy City Cutting Horse Show and Limited Age Event attracted some of the best riders from Western Canada to the Estevan Exhibition Grounds from Aug. 20 to 21.

The children of Oxbow have been receiving high-level soccer training at the town’s Prairie Horizons School this past week by a dedicated team of Challenger British Soccer Camp instructors.

In 1994, Bob Neufeld from “Stoughton via Waldeck,” he says, began introducing running into his life and hasn’t looked back. “I didn’t start running marathons right away, it took me about four years to get up to that point,” Neufeld explained.

The Carlyle Cardinals once again had a very successful season, not only did they come away with the championship title from the Saskota League, the Cardinals returned from Senior AA Tier 2 Provincials in Kindersley.

The White Bear and Kenosee Lake, Ryder Cup, was hosted on Saturday, Aug. 20, and Sunday, Aug. 21. Teams for each club had been determined in the week prior.

The 2016 Rio Olympics have​ officially closed, but #Rio2016 will ​go down as one of the most socially interactive games to date with millions worldwide following the action on Twitter as well as athletes sharing their unique experiences.

By Greg Nikkel Karate is “a way of life” for three members of the Weyburn Martial Arts Training Centre, who all took tests for their black belt on Aug. 16 at the Knox Hall, under the scrutiny of Shinhan Terry Rasmussen.

Brock Appleyard, an alumni from the Weyburn Red Wings, will be joining the coaching staff this fall. The Weyburn Red Wings announced Appleyard as their new assistant coach for the upcoming 2016-17 season on Tuesday morning.

It’s only eight more days until hard-hitting and high-intensity football action takes over the Energy City.

The Estevan Sharks water polo club’s continued success in the pool is showing significant results in its number of enthusiasts.