Local Sports

Hockey has been a staple in Carlyle since the early years of the community with the first skating rink being built in 1903 regular games being held between Carlyle, Arcola, and Reston, MB, by 1905.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have been busy since the CFL Free Agency period started on February 8. Recently, the Riders signed Markus White, who will rejoin the Riders for his third season.

Written by Bailee Bourassa from the Southern Range Gold Wings

By Sabrina Kraft Hockey fans are enjoying a much brighter experience, after new LED lights were installed into Crescent Point Place and the Tom Zandee Sports Arena. It is also a much better playing surface for hockey teams.

Comp Eagles forward Payton Oberg has to lean back to try and attempt a basket while opponent Kalee Donovan of the Estevan Elecs gets her hands up in her face. Teammate Jada Kot, No. 8 watches nearby.

The Estevan Power Dodge peewee A Vipers, Estevan Prairie Mud peewee A Bruins, Estevan Power Tech midget AA Panthers and Estevan midget A Bruins will all compete on home ice over the next two weeks in the first round of the Saskatchewan Hockey Associa

Despite a slow start and shaky 90 seconds to open up the third period, the CanElson Drilling Estevan Bruins found a way to beat the Nipawin Hawks 5-3 in a come-from-behind win at Affinity Place on Saturday.

The Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) Elecs senior girls and boys basketball teams won the 81st annual home-and-home McLeod Series against the Weyburn Comprehensive School (WCS) Eagles last Wednesday, but the way they accomplished the feat left a ba

A little over a dozen area curlers got a step up on their competition at the Power Dodge Curling Centre last Friday thanks to a new adult curling clinic put on by Affinity Credit Union and CurlSask.

The Estevan Westmoreland Coal peewee AA Bruins learned a few valuable lessons in their 12-0 and 9-1 home losses to the South Sask Minor Hockey League leading Swift Current Broncos on Saturday and Sunday, but now have to put those games behind them as