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Must-win games coming up for ECS basketball teams

The Estevan Power Tech Panthers continued to show why they’re on top of the standings with a pair of road games over that saw the team allow just one goal. First up for the midget AA team was a game in White City against the Prairie Storm.

The Pee Wee Cougars kicked of February with a home game against Arcola. The game had a bit of an odd start as the Combines goaltender was running late.

Thirty-two Lions roared onto the ice at the Carlyle Curling Club on Sunday, February 1 st , 2015 to vie for the honour of keeping the Lions Prairie Classic trophy for the next year.

The Lampman Leopards 14U club volleyball team from Lampman participated in the Lumsden Stingers tournament January 17. After finishing 2nd in round robin play in their pool, they finished 6th overall for the tournament.

The Southeast Vipers 18U club team made up of Katy McEwen (Whitewood), Karlie Jackson (Wawota), Shelby Rose (Manor), Jaida Schutz and Kayla Nelson (Carlyle), Carlie Standingready and Shoni Peepeetch (White Bear), Alannah Bryce, Jordan Johnston, and M

It wasn’t the start they were hoping for, but the finish was nothing short of spectacular. On Jan.

The Estevan Power Dodge Chargers hosted two games against the Wood River Ice Cats over the weekend and game away with 15 total goals to accompany the two wins.

After upsetting the top-seeded Regina Capitals in the first round of the provincial midget AA playoffs, Estevan’s Apex Bruins’ hopeful flame flickered out in a tough follow up series.

The Southeast Vipers 15U Club Volleyball team based in Arcola, made up of kids from across the southeast have been working together since December to prepare for their first tournament, which was held this weekend in Lumsden, Sk.