Local Sports

The Canadian Wrestling's Elite returned to Yorkton for a third time this past weekend. They put on an eight-man show at the Agripavillion.

The Sacred Heart Saints girls soccer team travelled to Prince Albert Sept 9/10 for a tournament hosted by St. Mary High School. The girls won the 'B' side by winning two games and losing one. Their record for the season is 4-1.

In the battle of two teams who were winless going into Saturday's football game, something had to give. With a 32-26 win on home field, the Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders snapped a three-game losing skid.

The Parkland Racing Association will be holding their race finale on Sept. 17 at the Yellowhead International Speedway. Sponsored by C.J. Audio and Truck Accessories and Crystal Clear Imprints. Time of racing is 2 p.m.

This week we are looking at three drivers from Quest Technologies, and it is a tale of how different discs feel and fly better for some players than for others.

The YRHS girls' volleyball program hosted a weekend tournament involving eight teams. Taking part was Kelvington, Balgonie, Oxbow, Melville, Canora, Weyburn and Prince Albert (Carlton).

The Sacred Heart Jr. Saints football team held their season opener at home last Wednesday afternoon against the Esterhazy Jr. Warriors.

The Yorkton Terriers' regular season kick-off is Friday in Weyburn, before returning to the Farrell Agencies Arena Saturday for their home opener.

Tanner Kardynal had his moment under the lights. For the first time in his senior football career, he had about a 30 second run after which he had every reason to feel like Devin Hester.

As the booth announcer at Kinsmen Century Field said Saturday, there are a couple of names of football players that will one day be the answers to some trivia questions.