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A world-renowned tae kwon do master and up-and-coming movie star/producer spent time in the city this past Saturday, instructing an ‘Action Movie Workshop’ for the staff and students at Yorkton Kees Tae Kwon Do.

This weekend the Blitz 18U girls participated in the Saskatchewan Volleyball Association’s Division Two provincial championships. The girls played three round-robin matches Friday night and Saturday morning.

Approximately 20 students in grades 10 to 12 are members of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute’s senior badminton team, which began practices for the season in late February.

It’s been quite an eventful 12 months for Yorkton resident and karate instructor Ron Rurak.

It’s always been a lifelong dream of mine to actually make it to the CFL one day, and so it feels good to finally have my work pay off here with an invitation to the Lions’ evaluation camp.

Three years ago, Sacred Heart Saints senior boys basketball coach Garrett Karcha and YRHS Raider senior boys basketball coach Jason Payne put together an adult basketball tournament with the hopes of raising money for their respective basketball prog

The Toronto Raptors have tied their 2016 NBA first round series with the Indiana Pacers at one game each thanks to a 98-87 win in Game Two Monday night.

The Yorkton United U12 boys’ soccer team – representing Germany - wrapped up a very successful 2016 World Class Players (WCP) World Cup campaign last week with a 7-0 win over Team India in the U12 World Cup gold medal game.

The York City Senior Badminton tournament co-hosted by Sacred Heart and Yorkton Regional was held on April 12th. Coaches from both schools were very pleased with the competition of the players at the tournament.

A Kamsack hockey player, who as a member of the Fargo Force was forced off the ice in January due to an injury, was hoping for his team to win and at least tie at two games on the weekend in order to make the playoffs with the United States Hockey Le