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Both the ‘AAA’ and ‘AA’ Parkland Expos midget baseball teams have found themselves falling on hard times as of late as both teams are mired in SPBL high losing streaks.

With our league not being very well-known I had to do a lot of stuff on my own... like sending out my highlight videos and getting people to find out who I am...

Five members of the Yorkton Regional High School Raiders senior football team – defensive end Kolby Lang, running back Zack Kais, defensive back Darius Haberstock, defensive end Jon Muir and coach Jason Boyda – recently took part in the 2015 12-man S

The Yorkton Minor Football (YMF) Gridders high school aged football team made up of players from all throughout Zone Four hosted Brandon’s Crocus Plains Plainsmen for their final spring football exhibition game Friday, May 22, and proved to be horrib

The Yorkton Fighting Pikes Field Lacrosse Club played their first-ever home field lacrosse games this past Saturday at Heritage Heights Park against Saskatchewan field lacrosse powerhouse Sturgis, stunning the visitors in many of the younger age grou

Three members of the Sacred Heart Saints senior football team had the honour of representing the southern part of the province at Football Saskatchewan’s annual Senior Bowl competition in Regina from May 16-19.

The offence ran dry and the defence was nearly non-existent for the Parkland Expos midget ‘AAA’ baseball team Tuesday, May 12, as they fell to the visiting Regina Expos at Melville’s Pirie Field by a score of 10-3.

The Yorkton Minor Football (YMF) Gridders high school football team welcomed Winnipeg’s Murdoch MacKay Clansmen to town this past Thursday for a spring football exhibition game, besting the visiting Clansmen 49-35 in a highly offensive affair.

Last season the Yorkton Yankees came out strong, winning four of their first five games before sputtering towards the end of a rain-shortened regular season, going 3-2-1 in their final six contests to finish the 2014 SESBL season with a 7-3-1 record.

Local business owner and athlete Taryn Romanowich - owner of CrossFit FUNCTION - recently competed at the 2015 CrossFit Games Canada West Open qualifier, finishing second out of nearly three thousand athletes after five weeks of rigorous competition.