Local Sports

By Doug Elsasser The Fred Perepiolkin rink, sponsored by Nykolaishen Farms, defeated Randy Trofimenkoff in draw number 2 of men’s Duck Mountain Super League curling played November 17 in Kamsack.

The 2015 baseball season might long be over, however that hasn’t stopped the Yorkton Yankees from adding yet another prestigious title to their resume.

The Yorkton United U18 Girls Soccer team claimed gold at the Saskatoon Sisco Soccer Tournament November 20-22, besting several other club soccer teams from around Saskatchewan and Alberta.

The 2015 calendar year has seen Yorkton become one of the main stops for Canadian Wrestling’s Elite (CWE).

The growth of disc golf in the Parkland region took another step recently with the formation of a new association to promote the sport. Representatives of a number of area courses met in Yorkton Nov.

Sacred Heart High School hosted the 4A Boys Regional Volleyball Championships on November 20-21. The tournament consisted of seven teams. In pool A: Melville, Fort Qu’Appelle and Kamsack. In pool B: Sacred Heart, Moosomin, Esterhazy and Carlyle.

Beautiful weather on November 8 helped make a work bee a more pleasant experience for the staff, board members and volunteers at the Duck Mountain Ski Area.

By Leanne McGriskin With the help of coaches Mike McGriskin and Logan Hilderman, the second-place Kamsack Midget Flyers are looking forward to a great season after having racked up four points with two wins over both the Yorkton Remax Terriers and th

By Doug Elsasser Thomas Jordens, a well-known sports organizer and Madge Lake resident, has convinced seven men’s curling teams to join the Duck Mountain Super League. The teams are from Kamsack, Canora, Benito, Arran and Norquay.

Yorkton’s Kade Johnson can now call himself a National Champion after beating Alberta’s Darin Bertschi in a playoff that took four holes to determine the winner at the 2015 Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour Boston Pizza National Championship in Kissimmee,