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The Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) Saints junior developmental football team was in action for the third time this season Monday afternoon. For the third time in a row, they chalked up a victory.

Harvest is in full swing across the prairies as the CFL championship trophy is making its was cross country by way of the train to the location of the final game.

The Yorkton Harvest dropped the opening game of the preseason Saturday when the visiting Regina Pat Canadians came to town and scored twice in the third period to escape with a 3-1 win.

The Yorkton Atom Gridders won a thriller on Sunday in Regina. In a see-saw battle of offenses, the Gridders hung on to take the nail-biter 46-45 over the Balgonie Griffins North.

FUNCTION sent 10 athletes this past weekend to the fourth annual Bridge City Beat Down (BCBD) in Saskatoon. The BCBD is the largest CrossFit competition in Canada, with 200 athletes competing.

The Yorkton Regional High School senior boys football team is on the verge of doing something that they haven't done in a long time. They have opened the season at 2-0.

About 40 locals took part in the recent Queen City Marathon. Megan Varga and Cheryl Kustra were part of the Yorkton brigade that came home with medals around their necks. "I trained three times per week," says 12-year-old Varga.

Lady Saints soccer team hosted their annual soccer tournament Friday and Saturday. They hosted an 8 team tournament consisting of 2A and 3A schools. The Lady Saints opened the tournament with a 12-0 victory over Regina Luther.

Last week it was the girls. This week it was the boys' turn. The Saints hosted the Raiders Friday afternoon in the first of a bunch of Raider/Saints showdowns this season, this one switched venues to the HaloDome.

There were 460 young athletes took part in the Annual Deer Park Elementary School Cross Country meet on Monday, says Calder School principal Pat Holtkamp. Schools participating included: Calder, Canora Junior, Churchbridge, Columbia School, Dr.