Local Sports

A fight to the finish summed up and ended the Estevan Voltz peewee lacrosse team’s season.

The long-time duo of Ron Rumball as general manager and Dwight McMillan as the head coach of the Weyburn Red Wings celebrate together with the jerseys they were presented with as inductees to the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame, at the ceremonies he

The Carlyle Cardinals hosted their annual July long weekend tournament, July 1-3. With four pools of three teams, a total of 12 teams from across Saskatchewan were out to compete in Carlyle and Kenosee.

Extra-curricular sports awards were presented to students at the Weyburn Junior High at their final assembly before the school closed its doors, held on June 28 in the school gym. The most promising cheerleader award went to Chris Gia Fesalbon.

The KPC Estevan mosquito AAA Sluggers fell 5-3 to the White Butte Broncos in the third-versus-fourth game in the Baseball Regina league playoffs last Saturday at Queen City's Columbus Park, but strong play throughout the one-day tournament showcased

This summer may have only just begun, but it has already heralded a lifetime of change for an Alameda hockey player.

Two athletes from the Weyburn Synchro Stars have recently qualified for the 2016-2017 High Performance Program with Synchro Saskatchewan. Savannah Pohl and Alexis Vandermey have both qualified for the High Performance Program.

The Estevan Southeast Elite U18 girls softball team captured a silver medal at a four-team tournament in Moose Jaw at Optimist Park on June 18 and 19. The Elite began the tournament round robin by beating a Regina squad 26-1 in three innings.

Graham DeLaet captured a few birdies over the weekend during the Barracuda Championship. He finished tied for 29th place.

Three local synchronized swimmers have recently earned an exclusive opportunity to train at an enhanced level with other top athletes and coaches in the sport.