Local Sports

For their first appearance on an Estevan flat track, the Estevan Coaler Rollers junior roller derby squad finished with flair.

The Crescent Point Energy peewee Eagles and the Young Fellow bantam Falcons have played two home games, to start their regular season in the Moose Jaw minor football league.

It was a promising finish to an entertaining football game, but for the Estevan Comprehensive School Elecs, it wasn't enough. The team lost 31-14 to the Weyburn Eagles in their home opener on Saturday at Dana Quewezance Memorial Field.

Although the Estevan Century 21 Chargers lost their fifth straight game on Sunday, head coach Paul Duncan saw some encouraging signs.

Nicholas Hiltz (No. 24) and Rylan Erb (No. 27) chase after a Moose Jaw ball carrier, during a home game for the Crescent Point peewee Eagles.

Deana Mainil and Doug Loden watch as Doug's ball rolls close to the pin, then unfortunately away from it, during a putting contest at the Weyburn Golf Course on Sunday.

When she first took up the sport of wrestling it never occurred to Tianna Kennett of Manor she would be where she is today. Over the years, developing a love of the sport, Kennett quickly excelled.

There were a lot of encouraging plays by the Estevan Sherritt Coal Miners in the second half on Sunday, but the damage had already been done.

Halfway through the second quarter, the Estevan Century 21 Chargers were very much in it against the Regina South Griffins. The game quickly unravelled for them after that en route to a 52-0 loss on Sunday.

The process of determining their roster for the opening night of the SJHL regular season continues for the Estevan Bruins, with the team making some cuts after hosting a pre-season tournament at Affinity Place on the weekend.