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A solid effort this past weekend at Saskatoon’s Kilburn Park for the 2015 mosquito AAA Provincial Championships propelled the Estevan mosquito A KPC Sluggers to a berth in the semi-finals, but the Sunday morning game ended up being as far as they wou

The Southern Saskatchewan Semi Finals in Swift Current last Saturday proved a good warm up for the 33 Estevan Golden Eels who qualified for the upcoming provincial competition.

The Estevan Drillers baseball team is hosting the 2015 Twilite Masters Baseball Tournament this weekend at the newly rebuilt Mets Stadium in Woodlawn Regional Park with a goal of putting on a good show for local ball fans, while also raising some mon

The Estevan Bruins junior A hockey team is hosting a massive street hockey tournament early next month in an attempt to raise a bit of money for the club as well as provide a fun day out for the community’s adult population.

The Estevan Strippers senior hockey team won silver at the 40th Annual Snoopy's Senior World Hockey Tournament held in Santa Rosa, California last week. This was the sixth time the Strippers have competed in the tournament with the first being 1988.

Golfing for a good cause saw local farmers and ranchers take part in the 21 st Annual Wawota Lions Golf Tournament hosted on Friday, July 10. A beautiful day to be outside it was sunny and calm.

After some rain in Alameda on Tuesday, July 7, the Southeast A’s moved their home game to a ball diamond in Carlyle. This game saw the team come up against Lumsden in the last match of the regular season.

The Estevan Elite U12 provincial girls softball team stormed past the competition last weekend at Jaycee Beach Diamonds in Yorkton to capture the 2015 Softball Saskatchewan U12 C Girls – South provincial championship.

The Southeast Squirts U12 team competed against 11 other teams in the U12 ‘B’ provincials in Moose Jaw on July 3, 4 & 5. Our team consists of 14 girls from the communities of Carlyle, Alameda and Carnduff.

The Southeast Legacy midget AAA Twins split two Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League (SPBL-AAA) doubleheaders over the weekend by winning the first and fourth games they played in a span of less than 24 hours. At 4 p.m.