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Twelve Yorkton and area athletes are currently representing Saskatchewan at the 2015 Canada Winter Games (CWG) in Prince George, B.C., this year.

Both the YRHS Raiders senior boys’ and girls’ basketball teams travelled to Edmonton, Alberta, this past week/weekend to take part in the Eastglen Blue Devil Classic basketball tournament.

Thirteen Yorkton swimmers took part in the second annual Saskatoon Goldfins Winter Classic swim meet at the Shaw Centre in Saskatoon recently.

Two of Yorkton’s volleyball clubs, Yorkton Blitz and Yorkton Force, have recently attended a trio of high calibre tournaments throughout the province.

During the Yorkton Terriers home game on Feb. 13, athletes and volunteers from Special Olympics Yorkton were celebrated.

Every year the boys and girls of the M.C. Knoll Knights basketball teams join together with a different cause in the hopes of helping bring awareness and support.

The YRHS Raiders senior boys’ basketball team took to the road once again this past weekend for their sixth tournament of the 2014/15 SHSAA basketball season.

It wasn’t easy, but in the end Yorkton’s Steve Laycock managed to quell the uprising of fellow Nutana Curling Club member Jason Jacobson, downing his former teammate 8-7 in the final of the 2015 SaskTel Tankard to win his second consecutive Saskatche

Many exceptional Saskatchewan football players find themselves either playing CIS football for the Regina Rams or Saskatchewan Huskies. Meanwhile some make their way to Alberta, British Columbia or Manitoba for university football.

The Sacred Heart Saints senior boys’ basketball team is in full rebuilding mode, but luckily for them, they may have found a player that they can build around.