Local Sports

The Yorkton bantam AA Terriers kicked off February on a bright note, taking back-to-back road games over this past weekend. The Terriers took on the Estevan Bruins in their first match on Saturday, Feb. 3.

After winning Regina's 21st annual PeeWee AA Classic Tournament, history will remember the 2012-13 Sherring Gold AA Terriers as one of the best Yorkton-based peewee hockey teams of all time.

Two Yorkton United Soccer clubs - the Blazers and Futurestars - took part in Regina's under-8 90-team indoor soccer tournament this past weekend on January 25-27.

The Yorkton Bantam AA Terriers split their two contests last week against a pair of Queen City clubs. The Terriers' first match was on the road against the South Division's first-place Regina Pat Blues on Tuesday, January 22.

The Yorkton Harvest wrapped up their January action on a strong note, capturing two ties and a win. "I'm happy with getting four-out-of-six points," says Harvest head coach Jeff Odgers. "We played some really strong teams and put up a good fight.

The Broken Arrow Archery Club's annual indoor 3D archery shoot at the Gallagher Centre on Saturday, January 26 had a great turnout. "It's a packed house in here," said Broken Arrow Archery Club president Dale Hintz at noon on the day of the shoot.

Nine athletes from the Yorkton Legion Track Club attended Saskatoon's annual Sled Dogs Track and Field Meet on Saturday, January 26. Despite the Yorkton natives being up against some of Western Canada's top athletes, they shined in the meet.

The Yorkton Terriers are celebrating their 40th anniversary in Junior Hockey.

Tickets are still available for this year's Yorkton Sportsman Dinner. This year's event will be held Friday, Feb. 8, said Dave Baron one of the event organizers.

The Yorkton Midget Manos hosted their home eight-team tournament on January 19 and 20. The Manos lost 6-5 to Cupar in the A-final.