Local Sports

Mired in a 16 game winless streak, the Yorkton Midget 'AA' Kinsmen Terriers welcomed the Notre Dame Hounds to Yorkton's Kinsmen Arena this past weekend for a pair of games in the SSMHL's Midget division.

The Yorkton Harvest were back in action on Saturday, just four days after the Harvest ended their four game losing streak with a hard fought 4-2 road win over Tisdale on Tuesday.

The City of Yorkton played host to the 15U Women's Subway Sask. Cup One volleyball tournament this past weekend.

Two Yorkton runners participated in the Maui Oceanfront Marathon 10K Course without knowing that the other was there.

We've all heard the rumours that NHL players might not be in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The reasons given are simple. The Olympics were created for amateur athletes to compete for medals in their respective events.

Steve Laycock might not live in the Yorkton area any longer, but that does not mean he has forgotten about where he grew up.

Over 20 teams, 13 local and seven from out of town, participated in the sixth annual Seniors Bonspiel held at the Yorkton Curling Rink from January 19-24.

The ECDAA High School Curling Championships were held on February seventh and eighth at the Yorkton Curling Club.

It's really no surprise that the SJHL's Yorkton Terriers and Melville Millionaires do not like each other.

A pair of wins over Highway 10 rival Melville has leap-frogged the Yorkton Terriers to top spot, both overall and in their division, in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.