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The Yorkton Terriers have slipped to second place in the Viterra Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, following a shootout road loss in Nipawin Saturday.

The Sacred Heart Saints senior girls soccer team won their first 2A provincial championship on the weekend on their home turf. The Saints, along with three other teams, advanced to the provincials because they won regional play the weekend earlier.

The Yorkton Terriers raised their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League record to 10-4 with a pair of road wins over the weekend. With 20 points Yorkton is tied with Melville atop the Viterra Division.

The Canadian Junior Hockey League voted to implement a one-fight rule that will kick in throughout the entire association next year.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders wasted a prime opportunity to show they are a contender against the Calgary Stampaders on Saturday.

The Yorkton Harvest wrapped up their first quarter of action by splitting a pair of games last week. The two points sit the Harvest in fourth spot in the SMAAAHL standings with a 5-4-1-1 record.

Kees Yorkton took a team of five young competitors to the 30th annual Grandmaster KH Min's tournament in Edmonton on Oct. 19. The event had over 300 competitors.

The YRHS Raiders senior girls volleyball team edged the Saints in the SHHS gym on Oct. 19 to win the seven-team tournament. The Raiders kicked off and ended the tourney by knocking off the Saints.

The Sacred Heart Saints Jr. Boys volleyball team took part in the East Central District Championship this past weekend in Kamsack. The team had a very successful season up until this point, making the finals of every tournament they competed in.

The Yorkton bantam UCT 'AA' Terriers extended their winning streak to four straight on the weekend with a pair of wins. In their first game of the week on Friday, the Terriers knocked off the Weyburn Crescent Point Wings 4-2 on the road.