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A girls team from the Yorkton Regional High School and a boys team from Saltcoats topped the district junior curling competition held at the Broda Sportsplex in Kamsack January 29 and 30.

鈥淓veryone enjoyed the clinic,鈥� Kevin Chutskoff, president of the Kamsack Curling Club, said of the clinic that was held at the Broda Sportsplex on January 27.

A Swan River rink topped the annual Norquay Open Mixed Bonspiel that was played January 16 to 23 with 18 rinks participating. Out-of-town rinks were from Arran, Benito, Norquay, Pelly and Swan River.

Fourteen four-person teams are signed-up with the Kamsack Curling Club and enjoy curling at the Broda Sportsplex each Thursday night.

The Yorkton United U10 Girls soccer team captured their second gold medal of the season in as many tournaments with a thrilling sudden death shoot out win over Prince Albert Celtic. at the Winterfest tournament held in Regina over the weekend.

At the start of the 2015/16 SHSAA basketball season, Sacred Heart Saints鈥� head coach Garrett Karcha said that he was confident that Jake Javier would be one of his top offensive weapons.

An up and down weekend for the YRHS Raiders senior boys鈥� basketball team saw the Raiders finish at .

They were the closest four games that the Saints have played in any one York City Classic, however the results were not what Saints head coach Garrett Karcha was looking for.

The Yorkton Storm Swim Club sent two swimmers to the fourth annual Optimist Prairie Cup in Regina this past weekend. The meet was designed to prepare the competitors for the upcoming championship type meets that they will be encountering.

The 50 and over senior curling 鈥渇unspiel鈥� was held this week at the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton. Rinks were from Langenburg, Melville, Saltcoats, and Tonkin area, as well as 13 rinks from Yorkton.