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The Yorkton Terriers start the defence of their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League championship in earnest with the start of the regular season Friday.

The Moose Jaw Vanier Vikings couldn't get out of Yorkton fast enough on Saturday. The Vikings were the Yorkton Regional Raider Gridders' first victim of the season as they lost 59-7 to the boys in orange in Yorkton's season opener.

The Yorkton Harvest are back on the ice. Under new head coach Dan Cross, the Harvest played a pair of pre-season games over the weekend against the Regina Pat Canadians. Following topping the Pat Canadians 2-1 on Sept.

Dawson MacAuley's dream of playing in the Western Hockey League is about to come true.

Turner Ottenbreit would have preferred to stick in the City of Bridges with the Saskatoon Blades, but he sees a lot of upside in playing a second season for the Yorkton Harvest.

The SHHS Saints senior football team dropped their opening game on Sept. 5 21-7 to Foam Lake. The Saints' next game is on Sept. 11 against Melville on the road. The SHHS Saints senior boys volleyball team is hosting a tournament this weekend on Sept.

Edmonton Eskimos general manager Ed Hervey doesn't live by the saying 'we win as a team and lose as a team.

Yorkton Atom Gridders hosted the Regina Alouettes in a Regina Minor Football League first place showdown at Century Field on Saturday, Aug. 31. Alouettes scored first early in the game with a quarterback run over the goal line.

Lynnden Pastachak has begun the next chapter of his hockey career with the SJHL's Estevan Bruins. "I'm excited to get a chance to play for the Bruins," says Pastachak, who is a native of Bienfait.

The Yorkton Terriers played a pair of preseason games last week, winning both. But Terrier head coach Trent Cassan said the final scores are not the key in preseason.