Local Sports

Mark Sunday, May 29 on your calendar and then plan on being at the Springside Disc Golf Course to take part in the first ‘Vibram Birdie Bash’ tournament. “We are really looking forward to this event.

The 2016 Yorkton Cardinal Executive and Board of Directors are finalizing all operational plans for the 2016 WMBL Summer Collegiate baseball season.

Two Kamsack students, who are members of the Kamsack Track and Field Club, competed at the Saskatchewan Aboriginal Indoor Championships in Saskatoon on the weekend.

A team of Joyce Maclean and Vince Broda topped the Kamsack Club 55’s 16-team two-person stick bonspiel played March 2. This was the six annual stick person bonspiel that the club has sponsored, said Lloyd Thomas, club president.

High school basketball is a sport predominantly dominated by veteran grade 12 players; players that have paid their dues and developed over two, sometimes three, SHSAA basketball seasons before reaching veteran status and starting roles with their re

The YRHS Raiders senior boys’ basketball team are gathering steam heading into next weekend’s SHSAA 5A Small Cities championships thanks to a trio of wins at an exhibition tournament they hosted this past weekend at the YRHS gymnasium.

The Sacred Heart Saints may have come away from this past weekend’s exhibition tournament at the YRHS with an 0-3 record, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t any positives. “We got a lot of compliments from teams that we’ve played in the past.

The Yorkton Storm Swim Club sent ten swimmers to the Short Course ‘A’ Provincial Championships in Moose Jaw this past weekend. The group of ten had to qualify for the meet by swimming an ‘A’ time in a previous meet.

The Yorkton United U18 Girls participated in the 8 vs. 8 Saskatchewan Soccer Association Provincial Championships this past weekend in Yorkton. The first game of the round robin was against Saskatoon Aurora ATR.

The Ralph Hilderman rink of Togo won the Togo bonspiel held February 14 to 18 with 14 rinks participating. With such mild weather that made the ice very heavy, it was a hard week for curling, said Amanda Burback, an organizer of the bonspiel.