Local Sports

A former Yorkton Junior Terrier has a new challenge in the world of hockey ahead of him.

The Yorkton Cardinals have started the 2015 Western Major Baseball League season with a pair of wins. Making the start all the more sweet was having both wins coming over the Highway 10 rival Melville Millionaires.

The Yorkton Yankees of the Southeast Senior Baseball League (SESBL) were one loss away from their first losing streak in three seasons after falling to the Swan River Reds and Russell Bulls by identical 3-2 scores on Sunday, May 24 and Tuesday, May 2

The Parkland Expos ‘AA’ midget baseball team finally found the win column this past Sunday, snapping their six game losing streak to pick up their first win of the season, 12-11 in Game One of a doubleheader against the Regina White Sox at Currie Fie

The Parkland Expos’ ‘AAA’ midget baseball team travelled to Winnipeg to take part in the 12-team 2015 Winnipeg Classic Midget AAA Invitational Tournament from May 29-31, joining six teams from Manitoba, three from Regina and one each from Ontario and

The Yorkton Yorkers kicked off the 2015 cricket season with a win against the Queen City Cricket Club in Regina May 30. Queen City won the coin toss and chose to field first.

Last week Yorkton played host to the East Central District track and field championships, welcoming more than 300 athletes from over 20 different schools to Century Field for a full day of track and field.

A former Yorkton resident who had moved to Saskatoon in order to receive better training for his track and field events was ruled ineligible to compete in any Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association (SHSAA) competitions in the 2015 high school

Yorkton Minor Soccer took advantage of some beautiful weather this past weekend to host the inaugural Yorkton Co-op Community Soccer Event at the Sacred Heart soccer and football fields on Saturday, May 30.

Last year was not a good one for the Yorkton United U14 boys’ team.