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Estevan's biggest minor hockey star took his game to new heights on Saturday.

The Estevan Bruins made perhaps the biggest trade of the Dec. 1 SJHL cutdown deadline, shipping veteran defenceman David Robertson to the MJHL's Portage Terriers for future considerations on Monday night.

The Pee Wee Cougars headed to Kipling for a game last Friday night. The Cougars came on strong early and were up 3-1 by the end of the first period. Kipling rose to the challenge and completely dominated the second period, scoring 4 unanswered goals.

Ryder Goertzen draws the bowstring back and takes aim at the large white target before gently releasing his three finger grip on the bowstring.

Assiniboia Park Elementary student Halle Wilson bumps the volleyball into the air after receiving a serve from a Souris School student. The two Grade 6 girls teams faced-off after school on Wednesday at Souris School.

The Big Six Hockey League has been bringing intensity and entertainment to southeast Saskatchewan the past few weeks in the beginning of this year's hockey season. The following stats were updated as of Tuesday, Nov. 25.

Hockey, the great Canadian past-time, is enjoyed by many youth across the country and for young people in Alameda the love for hockey is evident. With an atom team and a bantam team, the town happily supports its youth.

The Moose Mountain Wado Kai Karate Club based in Carlyle hosted the Saskatchewan Provincial Wado Kai Karate Championship on Saturday, Nov. 22.

Aaron Roy, a bullrider formerly from Yellow Grass, returned to the sport of professional bull riding, and won at the 2014 PBR Canada Finals at the SaskTel Center in Saskatoon on Nov. 15.

The Weyburn Southern Range Gold Wings hosted the Regina Rebels at Crescent Point Place on Nov. 19.