Local Sports

The 6th Annual Yorkton Minor Football Association presentation of Football Night in Saskatchewan was held Saturday. It marked the end of a very busy day of football related activities.

The preparations for elementary school football is scheduled to start up on April 26 at the Yorkdale Central Public School. They play in two different leagues. The first one is 6-man football as well as a 9-man league.

Yorkton's Brittany Thies returned home over the weekend for her Raider Gridder Alumni Cheer Clinic. "It's great to come back," she said.

The Yorkdale Central Public School Royals' basketball program celebrated not one, but two city championship titles last week.

On April 24, the Sacred Heart badminton team hosted the YRHS in city playoffs for senior badminton. There were many tough matches with extremely competitive play.

The Yorkton Harvest held their spring skate over the weekend at the Farrell Agencies Arena. The staff of the Midget AAA squad was kept busy for the better part of three days evaluating talent. They are busy assembling the team for next season.

The Good Spirit School Division hosted the fourth annual division-wide Standards Track Meet last week at the Flexihall. About 1,300 students from 27 schools, students from Gr.

The East Central Districts of high school badminton took place Monday afternoon in the Land of the Orange.

The winds of change have just blown through Yorkton. It was made effective Monday morning around 11 a.m. (Saskatchewan time). Things are going to be a little different for YRHS football. Last year it was the Regina league.

Yorkton's Springer's Gymnastics hosted the 2012 GymSask Provincial Championships at the Flexihall from April 20-22. On Saturday, from 12:30-4:30 p.m.