Local Sports

Estevan’s Cole Fonstad continues to attract the attention of Canada’s top hockey talent evaluators. Fonstad attended Hockey Canada’s summer evaluation camp for the World U-17 Hockey Challenge in Calgary from July 27 to Aug. 1.

Team South East had the home team advantage at the 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games, and was given a reason to celebrate their participation in the Games all the more, with the presentation of the Joe Griffith Trophy.

In just three short months, 13 of our local girls in the South East built a team that earned them an opportunity to compete in the Bantam 16U "A" Western Canadian Championships.

Arcola's Eugene Brown has coached 30 seasons of volleyball and has led both teams and individual players to competition at the provincial and national levels during his career.

The Saskatchewan Games Council announced that Team Southeast has captured the Joe Griffith Trophy as a result of their performance at the 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games in Estevan.

The Weyburn Iron Pigs won the first game of their best-of-three league finals versus the Regina Trappers, winning 2-1 at Tom Laing Park on Monday evening. “It was a very well-played defensive game for both teams.

Although the Estevan GemWell Southeast Elite U16 softball team returned from the Western Canadian championships empty handed, coach Mike Wilson is proud of the girls for their improvement in the provincials and the performance they put on in the West

The start of the local minor football season is still a few weeks away, but that didn’t prevent Estevan Minor Football (EMF) sponsored by Penta Completions from having an event to promote the sport locally.

The Estevan Golden Eels Swim Club remains the class of summer swimming programs in Saskatchewan.

The Estevan Motor Speedway was host to a roaring race that had dirt flying, and saw many locals place, on Aug. 6.