Local Sports

The Duck Mountain Provincial Park (DMPP) celebrated its 2020 Winter Carnival this past Saturday, and new for this year was an ice fishing tournament.

It appears over the next few weeks I may just have to leave a big blank space when it comes to sports since almost every league in North America and beyond are on shutdowns because of the potential of games to be the site of transmission for COVID-19

The Yorkton Curling Club has made donations to three local groups as a way of saying thank you. The curling club wanted to give back to the community because of the great volunteer support it received during the recent 2020 Meridian Canadian Open.

Village of Dinsmore among many hoping to advance

The Yorkton Hyundai Terriers had been preparing for its annual awards banquet following the cancellation of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.

The Preeceville Midget Pats went up against the Moosomin Rangers in back to back nights in the team’s quest for an advancement to the provincial southern semifinal in Preeceville on February 29.

The Toronto Raptors continue to do well, even as players seem to be on the sidelines from injuries far too often. While the wins continue, it’s really difficult to know just how far the team might go in the playoffs.

The Yorkton Hyundai Terriers may have played their last game of the current Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League is not following in the footsteps of the National Hockey League when it comes to COVID-19. “The [SJHL] will currently continue its season as planned,” said a statement for the league.

Summer came early, at least in the world of sports, as the best athletes in the sport of volleyball in Saskatchewan descended upon both the Gallagher Centre as well as St. Michael’s school this weekend.