The Comp Eagles senior girls volleyball team finished first overall after round robin play and ended up playing the Nipawin Bears in the gold medal match.
They played a great game against Nipawin with close scores all the way through the match.
Unfortunately Nipawin came out on top and the girls finished second in the tournament.
“Both Renee (Cuthbert) and I were very happy with how the team played overall. Many of the girls are still recovering from being sick throughout the week, so they battled hard all weekend long,” said Eagles coach Chad Jeannot.
Other teams that participated in the tournament included the Greenall Griffins (Balgonie), Riffel High School, Moose Jaw Central Cyclones, Esterhazy Warriors and the Leboldus Golden Suns.
The team will travel to Regina next weekend to attend the Campbell Collegiate Invitational tournament. This will be their last tournament before the Thanksgiving break.
The Comp Eagles intermediate boys volleyball will be hosting their home tournament this weekend, on Oct. 4 and 5, with Weyburn playing at 4, 6 and 7 p.m. on Friday, and at 10 and 11 a.m. on Saturday.
In cross-country action, the Grade 7s and 8s travelled to Rocanville on Saturday for the Junior Cross Country Districts with the following results.
For Grade 7 boys (2 kms): Ryder Hignett, second, 7:51; Alex Junk, third, 8:17; Brody Walter, 12th, 10:24.
Grade 7 girls (2 kms): Jyllian Payak, seventh, 10:22.
Grade 8 boys (3 kms): Mason Sidloski, fourth, 12:39; Kieran Hamel, ninth, 13:43.
The Grades 9-12 cross-country athletes will have senior districts in Rocanville today, Oct 3.
In the SHSAA provincial golf championship, held over the weekend in Estevan, Weyburn’s Darien Herlick placed in a four-way tie for 10th place, with scores of 86 and 81, for a two-day total of 167.
Other southeast golfers were Chase Gedak, who placed first with a two-day score of 143; Jayden Dudas, second with 154, and Theoren West, who came in fourth with 158.
Southeast female golfers who placed included Maddy Berry, who came in seventh with 190; Jade Krainyk, who was 10th with 205; Hallie Bourassa, who came in 17th with 229; and Kaysha Turner, 31st with 288.
Both the male and female southeast teams placed first. The male southeast team had a two-day total of 436, and the female team had a two-day total of 371.
