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On October 3, the Weyburn Bantam Raiders gathered at the 麻豆视频 WeyburnCommunity Center to eat, visit and be rewarded. It was a beautiful sunnyday to have a potluck meal and just relax after three games in seven days.

Manor braced itself recently in preparation for a planned invasion by The Americans. As the countdown to the invasion ticked away, people from the community and beyond gathered at the Manor Rink to greet this friendly invasion, on Sunday, Oct. 10.

Welcome to "Down Week". Or perhaps "Caught-With-Our-Pants-Down Week".

The Eagle Drilling Estevan Bruins won their first road game of the season last night in Yorkton. Leading the way for the Bruins in a 7-3 victory was 20-year-old forward Ben Findlay with three goals, one in each period.

Now in their second month of the regular season of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL), the Red Wings are coming closer together as a team.

They were expected to win and score a lot of goals this season, and so far the Estevan Apex AA Bruins have not disappointed.

It wasn't exactly how they wanted to do it, but the Eagle Drilling Estevan Bruins stayed perfect at home Sunday night.

A group of junior girls set off on a cross-country run at the Weyburn Golf Course on Wednesday, with participants from schools throughout the southeast district taking part.

With a 24-10 win over the Regina Dinos on Sunday, the 2010 Estevan Lafrentz Trucking Steelers put themselves in position to accomplish something no other Estevan bantam football team has ever done; qualify for the playoffs.

Sometimes being a teacher means you will go home with a mohawk and blue hair at the end of the day. This was the case for Monte McNaughton, a teacher in Manor, on Sept.