Local Sports

The spirit of the holidays permeates all facets of life at this time of year. That included ladies at the Yorkton Curling Club Wednesday evening.

The Preeceville Midget Pats played host to the Moosomin Rangers and saw the Pats dominate the game to a 5 to 0 final score on November 23.

The Norquay/Sturgis Trojans senior boys volleyball team brought home a fourth place finish after participating in the SHSAA (Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association) provincial championships held in North Battleford on November 22 and 23.

Yorkton Council unveiled the recipients of the 2019 Civic Recognition Awards, at its regular meeting Monday. The recipients are; *Adult Category: Mark Schendel *Youth Category: Connor Watrych *Group Category: The Soup Haven Lunch Program Inc.

The Yorkton Curling Club host a combination Family Fun Night and Kids Drop-In Curling evening Friday. The event was a chance to simply have fun and learn a bit more about the sport.

If you are seeking something new to try in terms of wintertime fun, then you might want to check out two new crokicurl locations in the city.

Organizers deemed the Adam Herold Legacy hockey and leadership development camp in Preeceville a huge success.

The Yorkton Secon Maulers got close, but not close enough, in their battle against the Tisdale Trojans on Dec. 10. The Yorkton SMAAAHL team almost recovered from a major deficit after the first period, but wasn’t able to win.

On November 30, in a game hosted by Canora Minor Hockey, the Yorkton Terriers faced off against the visiting Kindersley Klippers in the second annual SJHL Hockey Night in Canora and skated away with a come-from-behind 3-2 victory in overtime.

For anyone who is a basketball fan the last couple of weeks have offered some good news.