Local Sports

Eight different Yorkton gymnasts found the podium in single events at the Queen City Kinsmen Gymnastics Club Invitational on Saturday, March 15, while three of the Springers competitors also reached the podium with their combined score from all four

Glen Fafard, President of the Yorkton Harvest Midget 'AAA' hockey club and an employee of DuPont Canada was recently recognized by his employers at DuPont for his outstanding volunteer work with the Harvest hockey club.

The Yorkton Terriers are deadlocked at one game apiece with Notre Dame in their quarter final Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League playoff series.

The Yorkton Terriers are now ensconced in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League playoffs, but they also ended the regular season with three major individual awards coming their way.

On Saturday, March 15 a Canadian goalie debuted in professional hockey resulting in that goaltender stopping 27 shots for the Columbus Cottonmouths in a 4-3 loss to the Knoxville Ice Bears in Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL) action.

Officiating a hockey game. It's a tough job no matter what age group, atom through to the SJHL and beyond, but someone has to do it. After all, if no one willingly chose to don the stripes then hockey, quite simply, would cease to exist.

The Yorkton Sherring Gold Terriers have punched two sets of finals tickets; one to the SSMHL Peewee Division Playoff final, the other to the Saskatchewan Provincial final, with series' wins over Estevan (league) and Regina (provincials) respectively.

The Yorkton Bantam UCT Terriers avenged their two regular season losses to the Prairie Storm by beating the SBAAHL's top team when it mattered, twice beating them to sweep the South Division finals and advance to the SBAAHL Championship series by vir

The YRHS Mixed Team of Graham Campbell, Camille Sharp, Nathan Bewcyk and Brooke Switzer, along with Coach Lana Stanek-Sebastian, attended the 2014 Ramada Hotels Juvenile Provincial Championship that was held March 13 to 16 in Carlyle.

Three Sacred Heart High School curlers, Tanner Kinaschuk (skip), Amy Prybylski (third), Allison Kruger (second), and St. Michael's Reese Kinaschuk (lead), recently competed at the Provincial Open Juvenile Competition in Carlyle.