Local Sports

With the conclusion of the summer soccer season, the Yorkton United FC would like to announcethat the Yorkton United F.C. Annual General Meeting will be held on Oct. 20 at 7 p.m., downstairs at the Yorkton Legion.

The Yorkton Terriers haven't lost on home ice yet this season, but the road has been a different story.

Derek Marshall and Mackenzie Alcorn are both getting set for a fall classic they'll probably never forget.

The Yorkton Harvest are enjoying an extended homestand at the Farrell Agencies Arena which saw them secure a comeback tie, and a win in Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League action last week.

The team now known as the Midget AA Yorkton Kinsmen Terriers is going to go through its second huge makeover in as many years, says former team head coach Dan Cross.

Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) took part in the provincial championships in Humboldt in late September and had four students finish in the top 60.

The Yorkton Regional High School Raiders earned their second gridiron victory of the season last Thursday and they did it in fine fashion outscoring Martin Collegiate 48-0 at Taylor Field.

Sacred Heart girls soccer team competed in Prince Albert over the weekend. The girls for a second week in a row were B side Champions. The Saints lost their first game to Weyburn Eagles 2-0. The game was very even.

It hasn't happened for a Yorkton Regional High School female student in close to five years. But two weeks ago, it happened to young Jennifer Hudye.

The provincial motocross races were held in Yorkton recently and one of the the top finishes belonged to Columbia School student, Haylen Langelier. He must have felt like a boy playing against the men. Only thing is that Langelier is a boy.