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Sport being played again in small community

A trip north to face Flin Flon on the weekend proved a long one for the Yorkton Terriers as they gave up 11 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League goals in losing a pair of games to the Bombers.

Yorkton was the host of the Triple A Directional Drilling Bantam A tournament, with games split between the Kinsmen Arena and the Farrell Agencies Arena.

It was a pair of overtime losses but the Yorkton AAA Midget Maulers did add two points as they try to climb the Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League standings.

Strong play and close games defined the Yorkton Lady Raiders senior girls basketball tournament. Coach Jessica Kyle said that the tournament was a good one, and the final game ended with the O’Neill Regina team besting the team from North Battleford.

Evans signs letter of intent to play next fall

With the flipping of the calendar Monday we have headed into a new year which in the world of sports could be one of the best in years – at least from my perspective.

This week we count down the top five sports stories that happened in Yorkton during the 2017 year.

The Yorkton Terriers and Melville Millionaires met in their traditional home-and-home set for New Year’s with each team winning in their building.

So how many of you, like myself, devoted part of your Boxing Day to watching Canada play its opening game of the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship? For many of us it has become a tradition of late to tune into the game Boxing Day, much as the Rose