Local Sports

Results from the East Central Districts badminton competition held April 26 at the Yorkton Regional High School. Boys' singles: Justin Schneider (YRHS), Jordan Nowakowski (Invermay), Michael Burym (Sturgis).

Monday morning marked the beginning of something a lot of locals have been waiting for. The week of May 3-8 was designated as Football Week in the Parkland back in the early winter.

Competition at regional playoffs in Moose Jaw were fierce over the weekend, says Jim Grela, head coach of the Saints of Sacred Heart badminton squad.

Deer Park Municipal Golf Course is bringing adults into the game of golf in a fast, fun and affordable way through the new Get Golf Ready in 5 Days program.

Regular season team play will start May 18 and every Tuesday following at Deer Park Golf Course with a 5:30 p.m. tee-off. Costs are as follows: men's club $25, team play $15, nightly fee $7 (plus green fees if not a member at Deer Park.

Yorkton will soon have another club available for outdoor enthusiasts. Anyone interested in starting up the sport or looking for some people to ride casually with are more than welcome to join, regardless of age or fitness level.

The 2010 installment of the Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame Induction ceremony was held over the weekend as four local individuals received formal admission into the Yorkton Sports Shrine.

I don't like assuming things but we all love it when the big game goes into sudden death overtime. Nobody knows when it's going to end, how late we're going to stay up watching/doing, or how it's going to end.

The Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) hosted the Yorkton City badminton championships on April 27. First and second place winners, as listed below, advance to the ECDAA Junior District Championships being held at the YRHS May 4, 2010.

A Yorkton fisherman brought a world record lake trout up through the ice at Clearwater Lake, MB. in April.