Local Sports

The Yorkton Terriers came away from the weekend with a victory against the Estevan Bruins.

The Yorkton Regional High School Raiders senior football team will not only play in the Moose Jaw High School Football League championship game this weekend, but they’ll be hosting it.

The Preeceville School senior football team concluded its season after playing its final game at home against Assiniboia on October 13, but fell short with a loss of 20-8.

The account of the first Madge Lake Walleye Cup that was held at Madge Lake on September 16 did not include mention of a Kamsack district team that did very well.

The S.H.H.S. Saints cross-country team competed at the SHSAA provincials in Turtleford last weekend, and they had some strong results. They had three athletes who finished in the top 30 of their respective categories.

For brothers Tarrington and Tannum Wyonzek, hockey is more than just a sport they love – it’s their career. Just not in the way you’d first expect. The two Yorkton natives are climbing the ladder of professional refereeing.

It came down to the final basket to determine the winner at the Farrell Agencies Champions Challenge.

The Sacred Heart Saints senior girls’ volleyball team held its home tournament last weekend. They finished the round robin with a 6-6 record. That record put them in a three-way tie with Melfort and Estevan.

The Bredenbury Tundra Junior C hockey club faced off against the Bredenbury Cougars senior team on Sunday afternoon in a fundraiser game to raise money for the Bredenbury rink.

Canora golfers in grades 4-8 had the opportunity to learn about golf and take part in the second annual Big N’ Little golf tournament on September 29 at the Canora Golf and Country Club.