Local Sports

After a difficult defeat against Yorkton, the Kamsack Atom Flyers bounced back in fine fashion to gain a split of two games over the past weekend. On November 23, the Flyers hit the highway for the first road game of the year.

November 17 was minor hockey day in Kamsack. The Broda Sportsplex was jam-packed with players, coaches, families and fans for the entire day as all Flyers teams had a game to play throughout the day.

Ice Hawks take solid win at home

Wins remain elusive for the RawTec AAA Midget Maulers. On the weekend two more games went into the loss column as the Maulers hosted the Swift Current Legionnaires for a pair of games.

Kees Taekwondo, along with Sask WT Taekwondo, hosted the Saskatchewan Taekwondo Provincial Championships at YRHS on Nov. 24. Competitors from across the province took on the best in their class to compete for gold at the competition.

The 106th Grey Cup was admittedly one of the most lacklustre in years. That the game fell short of expectations is surprising given the quarterbacks involved.

The Yorkton Curling Club welcomed 31 kids showed up to learn to how to curl this past Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018. You still have time to bring your little one out and learn, every Sunday at 1:00 at the Yorkton Curling Club. Ages 9 and up.

With two wins in three tries over the past week the Yorkton Terriers are back on top in the Viterra Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The Terriers sit with a record of 14-10-1 for 29 points, two points better than Estevan with 27.

The Yorkton Terriers and Salvation Army kicked off the Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle Campaign with the Teddy Bear Toss.

The Preeceville Pats Bantam hockey team is on a winning streak after winning all three home games that it has played during the month of November.