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It might have only been the Yorkton Terriers second game of the Western Canada Cup, but there was a sense of urgency, at least among the large contingent of Terrier fans attending the game in Dauphin Sunday evening that a win was a near must.

With the local baseball season just weeks away and the professional one already underway, I figured now would be as good a time as any to discuss something that I truly believe would be beneficial to Canadian baseball players.

The Yorkton Yankees have been a dominant force over the past two SESBL seasons in which they have amassed a 35-3-2 combined record to go along with back-to-back SESBL regular season and playoff titles.

The playing season may have finished long ago, back on Tuesday, March 4th, at the hands of the eventual SMAAAHL champion Notre Dame Argos via a 4-1 loss in Wilcox, however the season never officially ended until Saturday, April 26th when the final Ha

The Yorkton Terriers had some bad news before ever hitting the ice in this year's Western Canada Cup.

There will be a street hockey tournament held at the Kinsmen Arena parking lot this Saturday, May 3rd. The event begins at 9:30am and ends at 5:00pm.

On Saturday, April 11, 15 local athletes, all members of the Yorkton Legion Track Club, travelled to Regina for the last indoor meet of the season.

The Yorkton Springers Gymnastics Club hosted their home competition from Friday, April 11 to Sunday, April 13 at the Yorkton Regional High School gymnasium.

The 2013-14 Manitoba Junior Hockey League season was a turbulent one for the Dauphin Kings. As the host team for the 2014 Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup, expectations were high. But after starting the season 9-11-1, changes were needed.

There has been a rumour that the Yorkton Minor Football (YMF) program is simply a sneaky way for the YRHS to recruit would be Sacred Heart Saints players before they get to high school. However that couldn't be further from the truth.