Local Sports

The Estevan Bruins have gotten to work on securing a group of players expected to join the team as rookies next season.

The Learn to Play program run by Estevan Girls' Softball continues to grow. The program, which is for kids aged five to 10, was restructured locally in 2011 to form three levels of players based on age and ability.

The Estevan Mermaids set a club record on Sunday, with eight athletes qualifying for Synchro Saskatchewan's high performance program.

After placing second in the Toronto Pro SuperShow bodybuilding competition recently, Estevan's Cea Anna Kerr is setting her sights higher.

As usual, the Estevan Bruins got their recruiting done quickly. The team signed six prospects over the last week.

He's signed the contract, but Lynnden Pastachak's future remains very much unclear.

The Southeast Connection Sport, Culture & Recreation District held its Annual General Meeting on May 29 in Sedley at the New Horizons Community Centre. Southeast Connection is one of seven sport, culture and recreation districts in the province.

Members of the Weyburn Gymnastics Club qualified for Provincials for the 2013 season. The competitive girls train nine hours a week from September through June and work hard to earn a spot to compete at provincials at the end of April.

The Estevan Bruins have begun the process of signing list players for next season, inking five players over the past week.

The track and field team at Estevan Comprehensive School will wrap up a strong season this weekend at provincials in Moose Jaw. ECS is sending 10 athletes to provincials after they qualified from the district meet in Weyburn.