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Three Estevan residents took part in the Saskatchewan Amateur Bodybuilding Association's novice championship in Moose Jaw on Saturday. Magdalena Pospiech led the contingent with two first-place finishes.

Although it's hard to gauge at this point with snow still on the ground, the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club is likely looking at an opening date in the first half of May.

The focus will be on the future this weekend for the Estevan Bruins. The team's annual spring camp is taking place at Spectra Place, with roughly 75 players expected to attend.

A sold-out crowd gathered Saturday to hear two star receivers and a second-year head coach speak about their journey to the CFL and the upcoming season, among other topics.

Dylan Nielsen lines up his shot and sends the birdie flying over the net during badminton practice for St. Michael's school team. Nielsen was part of a boys doubles team during the after school practice on Wednesday.

An event unlike any other will take place in Weyburn tomorrow night, but it will also be taking place on the world stage. Cord Crowthers of Prestige Fight Club said that the 17-fight card will be broadcast via pay-per-view live stream at gfl.tv.

April 7 saw a successful softball umpire clinic hosted by Carlyle Minor Ball. Lyle Balogh of Langbank ran the softball clinic, which was open to train those just starting in the grass roots program, level one, level two, and level three.

Tyson Turnbull is discovering that modified racing isn't the only kind he can succeed at. The Estevan driver tried his hand at late model racing for the second time this winter on the weekend, and he was satisfied with his results.

Although his team missed the playoffs, Edwin Hookenson's final season of midget AAA hockey was rewarding in other ways.

Tyler Fleck fell in love with Oklahoma City and 14 years later, he's there to stay. The 34-year-old Carlyle native announced his retirement from pro hockey last month after playing 773 games in the Central Hockey League.