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Everyone passed! Six skaters from the Carlyle Figure Skating Club Attend Test Day In Alameda. After three weeks of attending Spring School in Alameda, on Apr. 22, six Carlyle skaters successfully completed another great test day.

Carlyle Dance Effex held their first annual dance recital on Friday, May 6th to a sold out crowd at the Carlyle Memorial Hall Theatre. Dancers had the opportunity to show family and friends a year's full of hard work.

Dance Zone School of Dancing members took the stage in Carlyle on May 4 at Carlyle Elementary School. The club, taught by instructors out of Weyburn, have 67 children registered for dance this year.

Success was the result of a lot of hard work, sweat, perseverance and clean eating for three individuals from Carlyle on April 30.

If the Estevan Sherritt Coal Haulers keep playing like this, people may start to call them the comeback kids.

The Estevan Big Dogs got on the floor for the first time in a game situation on the weekend, playing a home-and-home exhibition set against the Assiniboia Attack, a senior team.

Carson Perkins pitched a no-hitter without even realizing it. The Estevan TS&M Tornados peewee pitcher blanked the Regina White Sox 6-0 Sunday in a game that was called after five innings due to the weather.

Girls Under-14 player Nicole Corrigan stretches to keep control of the soccer ball, as team-mates Kaelynn Walkeden (far left), Sami Loreth and opponent Alyssa Bennett keep pace with her in the hopes of getting the ball, during a regular game night fo

The Estevan Devils lost two more games at the Lignite Miners Centre on the weekend, both to the Regina Cannons. Saturday's 15-0 loss was one the Devils would rather forget, but a 12-4 defeat to the Cannons on Sunday had some positives.

Tom Copeland is happy his 麻豆传媒AVeast Legacy Twins won their first two games of the season on Saturday, but he won't be planning a party anytime soon.