Local Sports

Saturday, February 20 marked the first time that Canadian Wrestling’s Elite (CWE) from Winnipeg returned to Yorkton since their highly successful ‘Rumble for Ron’ event in December, and while the December show was memorable for several reasons, Satur

Students on the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute senior girls basketball team are optimistic that they will be able to do this year what four of them did two years ago: qualify for Hoopla, the provincial high school basketball championship.

The Tim Olson rink of Preeceville, with Jess Olson (third), Ralph Ager (second) and Denise Olson (lead), won the annual Stenen Open Bonspiel which ran from January 31 to February 7. There were 16 rinks registered for the bonspiel.

The KCI senior mixed curling team returned from the District competition in Yorkton on February 6, clutching the bonspiel’s silver medal.

Every month in Canada, over 850,000 Canadian citizens require the services of food banks in order to stave off hunger. Locally, the Yorkton Soup Haven feeds, on average, 250 school children per day. The latter is the inspiration for the M.C.

Last year Canadian Wrestling’s Elite (CWE) kicked off their sixth anniversary tour in Yorkton with the first live wrestling event in the city in over three years.

It was a tough weekend for the YRHS Raiders senior boys’ basketball team.

On the weekend of February 5-6 the Yorkton Curling Club hosted the East Central District Athletic Association (ECDAA) senior curling championship.

Yorkton’s only amateur wrestling organization – the Yorkton Wrestling Club – is currently looking for new talent to join the club for next year’s wrestling season.

Members of the Norquay junior mixed curling team, which competed at the East Central District Athletic Association (ECDAA) district finals in mixed curling at the Sturgis Curling Rink January 29 and 30, from left, were; Cole Rubletz, Kerri Kowch, Jay