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The Weyburn Comprehensive School curling teams have once again dominated the high school curling scene.

The Estevan Bruins dropped the third straight game in their best-of-seven series with the Yorkton Terriers, with a 3-2 loss Wednesday night.

The Apex midget AA Bruins cleaned up their league playoff series with the Regina Flames in a no-contest sweep. Game one saw the Bruins dominate, finishing with a 13-1 win at the Civic on March 5.

The Sherritt Coal peewee AA Bruins began their best-of-three league playoff series versus the Moose Jaw Warriors on the weekend, with both teams emerging with a win after the first two games. The Bruins took game one on the road 6-3.

For one more year the Elecs fell short, and for one more year Weyburn has bragging rights. The finals of the 76th McLeod series started with the Estevan Elecs with a slight lead, very slight, at 129-128.

The midget A female Baxter Cougars are one game away from moving on to the provincial finals. Only the Regina Renegades stand in their way. Game one of their two-game, total-goals series left the Cougars up one point after winning a tight 4-3 game.

The Estevan Bruins are playing for their lives. The Bruins lost game two 5-4 in a tight match against the Yorkton Terriers on Monday night at the Civic Auditorium, and are now down two games heading into game three tonight back in Yorkton.

The search for the Estevan Bruins next head coach and general manager is looking promising.

This time it only took four minutes of overtime as a Dominic Perrault goal lifted the Estevan Bruins over the Melville Millionaires in game five, sending them into the next series.

Weyburn Comp Eagles player Maren Borys, No. 21 at right, grabs the ball away from an Estevan player during the senior girls portion of the historic McLeod Series of basketball held on Thursday evening, as Cortnee Adacsi, No.