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The Canora Atom Cobras travelled to Wadena on November 10 for the Wadena Panthers home tournament and came home with a first-place win, said Jeff Sznerch, coach.

It was the YRHS senior boys’ volleyball team’s first provincial visit in six years, but it was not their first provincial win. The young team, with only one grade 12 student, played in the 5A provincial tournament on Nov. 16-17 in Prince Albert.

The Yorkton Regional Grade 9 Boys Volleyball team competed in the East Central District Athletic Association district championship on October 27, winning gold.

New Canadians were given a first-hand introduction to the sport of curling with an on-ice workshop at the Yorkton Curling Club Friday evening, with Neil Weinmaster and Danielle Mills providing instruction.

New participants to the sport of curling were given some basic instruction at the Yorkton Curling Club Sunday, with Neil Weinmaster providing fundamentals of the sport.

Playoffs in Canadian football have been somewhat surprising, not so much in terms of outcome but competitiveness.

It was a key match-up on neutral ice as the Terriers hosted Estevan in Canora Saturday.

The Yorkton CrossFit Bantam AA Terriers hosted the Estevan TS&M Bruins at the Farrell Agencies Arena Sunday afternoon with Estevan taking home a 4-2 win, with Reid Pfeifer and Jaxon Sperling scoring for Yorkton in the loss, leaving the Terriers with

The Yorkton Rawtec Maulers have hit the reset button, but the reboot wasn’t finished before their game against the Saskatoon Contacts over the weekend. The team lost to the visiting Saskatoon squad 6-1 on Nov. 17.

The Yorkton RawTec Maulers have played 20 games in the Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League and recorded only two wins. So perhaps not surprisingly last week the Board of Directors of the Maulers announced it was time for some changes.