Local Sports

Canora Curlers Arnold Makowsky and Maxine Stinka, along with Ellen Comfort of Wadena and Murray Bottcher of Margo won the gold medal for 65+ mixed curling at the Provincial Saskatchewan Senior Fitness Association (SSFA) 55+ Games in Moose Jaw March 2

The Bob Kolodziejski rink won the A event final of the Canora Mens Bonspiel with a tight, back-and-forth, extra end victory over the Terry Dennis foursome on March 25.

The Yorkton DQ Grill and Chill Pee Wee A Terriers headed to Warman Sunday for game two of the two-game total goal provincial ‘C’ final.

Dust off your baseball caps, ice up your coolers, and make sure your folding chairs are still functional. Baseball season is right around the corner.

The Yorkton Canadian Western Bank Terriers finished their AA Pee Wee season in the South Sask Minor Hockey League with a record of 22-1-2 for 46 points.

A new baseball program in Yorkton and Area will make sure kids and adults living with disabilities won’t be left out of the summer fun this year. Challenger Baseball is starting next month.

The Theodore Buffalos have earned the first provincial title in their half-century history. The Buffs are Saskatchewan Provincial ‘C’ champions after defeating the Drake Canucks in the best-of-three final.

Players of the four Kamsack Minor Hockey teams for the 2017-18 season were introduced and applauded during the annual windup banquet held at the Broda Sportsplex mezzanine on March 23.

The Preeceville Pats Atoms hockey team won the Major Hockey League A banner in front a home crowd in Preeceville on March 22. The first game in the finals for the A banner was held in Esterhazy on March 14. The final score was 6-5 for Esterhazy.

The Canora Skating Club presented its annual carnival with the theme A Night at the Movies on March 18 at the Canora Civic Centre. Organizers chose music from a number of favourite movies ranging from Top Gun to Alice in Wonderland.