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The Regina Baseball and Softball Indoor Training Centre/Academy is looking to help Yorkton and area baseball players reach the next level of their game by running baseball clinics from January through to spring.

By Doug Elsasser Draw five in the Duck Mountain Super League of men’s curling was played December 8 in Norquay where all three sheets of ice were occupied. The game between Terry Dennis of Canora and hometown favourite Ken Newell was a brief affair.

Although the board and staff at the Duck Mountain Ski Hill had hoped to open the facility this winter by this week, the relatively mild season has convinced them to wait until Boxing Day to open.

The Parkland Midget AA Lions female hockey team split a pair of weekend games against its Regina counterparts in the Â鶹´«Ã½AV Saskatchewan Female Hockey League (SSFHL) on the weekend. On December 12, the Lions hosted the Regina Capitals in Churchbridge.

Toronto’s John Epping had to be near-perfect in order to beat defending Canadian Open champion Brad Gushue in Sunday’s Men’s Final at the Grand Slam of Curling Canadian Open competition at the Gallagher Centre.

At last year’s Grand Slam of Curling Canadian Open tournament Team Laycock - comprised of former Yorkton resident and skip Steve Laycock, lead Dallan Muyres, second Colton Flasch and third Kirk Muyres - went on an amazing run in front of family and f

For the second time in as many years the fourth stop on the Grand Slam of Curling Tour, the 2015 Canadian Open, took place in Yorkton from December 8-13 at the Farrell Agencies Arena.

The season may be young, but the veteran-laden YRHS Lady Raiders girls’ basketball team has already come away from two tournaments with third place finishes.

Ottawa’s Rachel Homan fended off an early onslaught by Winnipeg’s Jennifer Jones, battling back from two separate two point disadvantages to win the final game of the women’s portion of the Grand Slam of Curling Canadian Open 8-7 at the Gallagher Cen

The basketball season officially got underway this past weekend for the Sacred Heart Saints senior boys’ basketball team as they made the 2.5 hour journey to Weyburn for their first tournament of the campaign.