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Taking a look at the 2014 Royal Bank Cup teams

Taking a look at the 2014 Royal Bank Cup teams

Now I don't want to toot my own horn here, but I have correctly predicted four of the five finalists in the 2014 Royal Bank Cup, the National championship for Junior 'A' hockey in Canada.
Speed swimmers do well at Man-Sask meet

Speed swimmers do well at Man-Sask meet

Four Yorkton Storm Swim Club athletes recently returned from the biggest swim meet of their young swimming careers.

Bantam 'AA' Cardinals ready for season

The Yorkton Richardson Bantam 'AA' Cardinals are less than a week away from beginning their 2014 season; a season which will see them constantly fight above their weight class in the Regina Bantam 'AAA' League.
Local ball players enjoy time in Arizona

Local ball players enjoy time in Arizona

Two members of the Yorkton Midget 'AA' Cardinals baseball team have only recently returned home from a lengthy spring baseball camp held in Arizona.
Lots of talent on display at Harvest spring camp

Lots of talent on display at Harvest spring camp

Loads of talent was on display at the 2014 Harvest Spring Camp at the Farrell Agencies Arena in Yorkton this past weekend.
U12 Boys Team Germany make it to World Cup finals

U12 Boys Team Germany make it to World Cup finals

Yorkton United Football Club (YUFC) tried something new this year: They fielded a team from Yorkton to compete in the month-long World Cup Soccer Tournament in Regina, a tournament in which Canadian players compete for and represent countries from ar

Cards ink Golden Tiger standouts

The Yorkton Cardinals offence just got a whole lot better with the signing of a pair of Tuskegee University Golden Tigers.
Lewthwaite finds success in synchro

Lewthwaite finds success in synchro

When one thinks of sports at the Gallagher Centre two things instantly spring to mind: Hockey and curling.
Boehm's hattrick leads Terriers over Dauphin 8-6

Boehm's hattrick leads Terriers over Dauphin 8-6

It might have only been the Yorkton Terriers second game of the Western Canada Cup, but there was a sense of urgency, at least among the large contingent of Terrier fans attending the game in Dauphin Sunday evening that a win was a near must.
A Canadian Baseball League would benefit homegrown talent

A Canadian Baseball League would benefit homegrown talent

With the local baseball season just weeks away and the professional one already underway, I figured now would be as good a time as any to discuss something that I truly believe would be beneficial to Canadian baseball players.
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