Local Sports

Preeceville School students participated in and received winning ribbons in the Solestice Classic track-and-field meet held at the Yorkton Regional High School on May 13.

Two young hockey players from Kamsack and Canora, who are members of the 2008 Selects Hockey Development team, which has ties to “Mr. Hockey” Gordie Howe, are being trained for likely careers in the sport.

Two young hockey players from Kamsack and Canora, who are members of the 2008 Selects Hockey Development team, which has ties to “Mr. Hockey” Gordie Howe, are being trained for likely careers in the sport.

Strong winds don't deter young athletes

Turner Ottenbreit, Zack Andrusiak and Ethan Bear help Seattle win title

Field lacrosse season is underway in the Parkland, and this year the Yorkton Lacrosse Association (YLA) is seeing its highest numbers yet. Adam Stewart, the YLA president, said there are about 150 kids enrolled in field lacrosse this year.

Wayne Sas, president of the Kamsack Senior Flyers, has announced that the men’s hockey franchise, formed in May, 2012, has disbanded.

Five young local hockey players recently had the opportunity to play with the AAA Sask. Knights spring hockey team which won gold in the Alberta Champions Cup held in Calgary on April 28 to 30.

Sixty-two Canora NASP archers took part in the southern provincials on April 29 at the Yara Center in Moose Jaw.

The Parkland Expos midget AAA baseball team of the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League had their home opening games last weekend. The Expos hosted four games at the Jubilee Baseball Park on Saturday and Sunday.