Local Sports

Despite missing many of their usual supporters due to Canadian Nationals being just around the corner, the Prairie Wildfire Tae Kwon Do Challenge held at the Flexihall still managed to draw in 185 athletes – 30% more than last year’s event.

The players, coaches and volunteers of the Kamsack Minor Hockey Association’s 2015/16 season were celebrated at the group’s annual banquet held April 14.

Yorkton Regional Lady Raider leading scorer Amber Tilcox’s 2016 basketball season is not over just yet.

The Parkland Expos were supposed to host the Southeast Twins for a doubleheader to kick off the 2016 Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League (SPBL) season Saturday afternoon, but unfortunately an unprepared home field meant the two home games were moved

It kind of came to light about five years ago when we realized that we needed to up our fundraising efforts as the need in Yorkton continued to grow for funding for families and athletes.

Williard Reaves. Will Loftus. George Reed. What do they all have in common? They’ve all had impressive CFL careers.

Parents looking to get their children involved in the ‘gentleman’s game’ now have the opportunity to do so, as Yorkton’s Deer Park Golf Course is once again offering children and teenagers aged six to 17 the chance to take part in golf lessons.

A world-renowned tae kwon do master and up-and-coming movie star/producer spent time in the city this past Saturday, instructing an ‘Action Movie Workshop’ for the staff and students at Yorkton Kees Tae Kwon Do.

This weekend the Blitz 18U girls participated in the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association’s Division Two provincial championships. The girls played three round-robin matches Friday night and Saturday morning.

Approximately 20 students in grades 10 to 12 are members of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute’s senior badminton team, which began practices for the season in late February.