Local Sports

When the Terriers leave Friday for the Western Canada Cup in Nanaimo, it will be a case of going home to play for a few on the local junior 'A' team.

Yorkton natives Riley Rozdeba and Jarod Hilderman couldn't be happier with their decision to move to Wilcox to play for the Notre Dame Hounds hockey program after winning a midget provincial "AA" championship on March 28.

Yorkton This Week will be featuring a column a week on the Saskatchewan Roughriders as soon as the regular-season starts. The weekly column will feature game recaps, interviews and other information surrounding the team.

The Sacred Heart High School senior badminton team traveled to Melville on Wednesday, April 10 for a tournament. The boys doubles' team - Colton Kitzan and Caleb Sutter - lost out in the semi-final, placing fourth.

The Yorkton Terriers are a family affair. The Canalta Cup champions have three sets of brothers in their lineup: Chase and Brady Norrish, Jeremy and Dylan Johnson, as well as John and Dakota Odgers.

The Yorkton peewee Terriers kept their program's tradition of winning going this past March by capturing a provincial "A" banner for the third consecutive year. "We had an amazing group of guys," said Terriers head coach Noel Budz.

Mike Milbury is a man of many hats. Some know him as the Boston Bruin who jumped into the MSG stands to beat a fan with his own shoe. Other knows him as an NBC sportscaster.

After countless hours of hard work and determination, Canada is poised to enter the 2013 Dwarf World Games as an association this summer on August 3-10 in Michigan, USA for the first time in history.

Jennifer Haczkewicz, 13, recently returned from the Man-Sask "AA" Championship Short Course Swim Meet that was held in Regina as the lone qualifier from the Yorkton Storm Speed-swimming Club.

Despite old man winter wreaking havoc on the upcoming Yorkton Regional High School football camps, the show must go on, but not in the way sports director Roby Sharpe originally hoped it would.