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Although the points races ended in August, the 2014 season at Estevan Motor Speedway officially wrapped up on Sunday. One week after the popular Eve of Destruction event, the Speedway played host to two more undertakings on the weekend.

When the clock struck halftime, things were looking good for the Estevan Sherritt Coal Miners, as they sought their first win in their last game of the season.

Weyburn's Kathryn Groshong has proven that age does not necessarily have to be a reason to give up sports. From Aug. 27 to 30, the 88-year-old participated in the Canada 55-plus Senior Games in Sherwood Park, Alta.

Their start was promising against the class of the Moose Jaw High School Football League, but it didn't last. It was a long day for the Estevan Comprehensive School Elecs in a 56-2 loss to the A.E. Peacock Tornadoes on Saturday in Moose Jaw.

The people who brought you the Coal Country Run are now encouraging everyone to Run the Course this fall. The fall run will be a go on Oct.

Comp Eagles quarterback Quinten Ruckaber, centre, runs out between two defenders from Moose Jaw Central to scamper upfield and earn a first down for the Eagles, during their first home game of the high school football season.

It has been the story of their season, and it hurt them again on Saturday. With only 16 players taking the field, the Estevan Century 21 Chargers lost 48-0 to the Regina Razorbacks in the Queen City.

Members of the "Carry the Kettle First Nation" achieved the lowest score at the 16th annual Swing for Scholarship at the Weyburn Golf Course, held Sept. 12.

It was a cool morning, but only one of the triathlon members yelped as they entered the even colder water on Sunday, Sept. 14, at Kenosee Lake. The event had to be postponed from Sunday, Aug.

Comp Eagles player Lacey Happ gets her foot up high, just under the leg of a defender from Moose Jaw Collegiate, who also got her leg up to try to kick a high-bouncing ball. This was part of the action on Sept.