Local Sports

Seventy-five junior curlers representing 10 schools within the Good Spirit School Division will be in Kamsack next weekend participating in the district competition.

A trio of wins this past weekend in Melville saw the YRHS Raiders senior boys’ basketball team return home to Yorkton as Melville tournament champions.

Two solid performances were sullied by two incomplete efforts this past weekend at a 16 team basketball tournament in Moose Jaw, as the YRHS Lady Raiders were just .500 with a 2-2 record over the two-day event.

A pair of convincing wins – an 82-59 victory over Kamsack and a hard fought 52-45 win over host Melville – combined with a spirited 75-57 loss to the YRHS Raiders saw the Sacred Heart Saints senior boys’ basketball team go 2-1 over the weekend finish

The Yorkton Force Volleyball Club have officially began their 2016 U17 volleyball season this past weekend, as they hosted their home exhibition tournament in preparation for the 2016 Sask Cup and Provincial competitions.

We got a lot of entries in and we had a lot of interest so we figured that we were for sure going to go ahead with it...

Saskatchewan’s top curling team, Team Laycock, ranked fifth in the world, will be holding a curling clinic this weekend for youths aged 10-17 at the Yorkton Curling Club.

Margaret Waselenko of Pelly submitted an old photograph of a hockey team saying the newspaper might be interested in seeing it, but she knows little else about the picture.

The Parkland Lions, a team that is a member of the Midget AA Division of the South Saskatchewan Female Hockey League (SSFHL), hosted the Notre Dame Hounds January 9 and 10 in Springside.

By Doug Elasasser Canora’s Bob Kolodziejski, standing in as skip for the vacationing Terry Dennis, defeated two Kamsack teams on January 5 to capture top place in the Duck Mountain Super League (DMSL) of men’s curling.