Local Sports

Weekend weather was good enough as three South East Senior Baseball League (SESBL) games were played out as scheduled. On Sunday, the Parkland Padres and the Yorkton Orioles played games at Jubilee Park.

Twelve competitors from the KEES Yorkton Taekwondo club participated Saturday May 26 at the 3rd Annual Iron Fist Taekwondo Club Challenge in Winnipeg. The event was hosted by Iron Fist Taekwondo.

With rain across much of the province, action in the Western Major Baseball League was sporadic in the past week. The rain-outs included a home field contest scheduled for Jubilee Park Saturday.

Sacred Heart Team MVPs. Front row: David Ojo, Logan Coutts, Preston Liebrecht, Dylan Johnson, Nathan Ruff; back row: Jake Holinaty, Leta Perepeluk, Anthony Fetsch, Shelby Schill, Emily Kruger. Sacred Heart St. Sebastian award winners.

Coach Jennifer Ingham goes over the process of evaluating talent during the second day of the Gridder tryouts last week. Ingham said they are going to be practicing regularly. Participants needed to attend both days of tryouts.

(June 3) Yorkton United Chelsea U12 FC played its Regina Premier League (RPL) home opener Saturday June 3 against the Regina UCT. The final score was 5-1 Yorkton.

The Yorkdale Central Public School football team had a busy week last week in playing three games; two were played in their own backyard, and a third game took them up to Watson. Last Tuesday afternoon, Yorkdale's Gr.

The Yorkton Bulldogs dropped a game in Prince Albert on Sunday afternoon, falling 20-5 to the Predators. They return home this weekend. The South East Senior Baseball League had three games played over the weekend.

I would hate to be a reporter assigned to covering the 2012 Stanley Cup final. I would rather do a story on what Terrell Owens ate for breakfast the morning of Super Bowl XXXIX when his Eagles took on the Patriots.

Yorkton's other Cardinals played a pair of games at home for the first time this season on Sunday afternoon. Just about everything to do with this team is brand new. The coaches. More than half the players.