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The Sacred Heart girls' soccer team competed at the Saskatchewan High School Provincial Championships this past weekend in Regina. The Saints were matched up against their Provincial rival the Saskatoon Bishop Mahoney Saints in the semi-final.

Trent Senger and his Sacred Heart Saints football team knew heading into their final game of the regular season against the Melville Cobras that they had already clinched a spot in the 2014 SHSAA 3A Nine Man Provincial playoffs.

Yorkton's Benjamin Lortie, born in St-Jean, Quebec, is one of Saskatchewan's top tennis players, competing in a National Championship tournament three times for Team Prairies as well as being a member of Team Saskatchewan since 2012.

The YRHS Raiders senior football team surrendered 41 points in Saturday's semi-final game against Moose Jaw's Vanier Vikings, yet still prevailed thanks to 64 points on 677 total yards of offence, 184 through the air and 493 on the ground, in what is

The third stop in the Grand Slam of Curling, the Canadian Open, will take place from December 9-14 right here in Yorkton.

The YRHS Raiders senior boys' football team did what they do best on Saturday, October 18 at Yorkton's Century Field: win.

The Yorkton UCT Terriers of the Saskatchewan Bantam 'AA' Hockey League (SBAAHL) picked up three more victories this past weekend to improve their unblemished record to 8-0-0-0 in league play and first place in both the South Division and entire SBAAH

The Sacred Heart Saints senior boys' volleyball team and the YRHS Raiders senior boys' volleyball team traveled to Melville Comprehensive High School on October 17 and 18 for an eight team round-robin volleyball tournament.

It was a weekend split in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League for the Yorkton Terriers. The split leaves the Terriers with a record of 4-5-1-1 for 10-points, second best in the Viterra Division and three points back of rival Melville.

The Sacred Heart Saints' defence has struggled mightily all season long, surrendering 211 points in six games; second highest in the SHSAA Nine Man Conference Three and fourth most out of the 21 nine man programs in the province.