Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Jan Aalt van den Horne wins battle of the keepers Jan Aalt van den Horne was at the peak of his powers for this game as he made a host of miracle saves that kept his team on the winning trail as Air North Rangers beat Yukoninfo.com 3-2 in the early over 35’s soccer game at the Canada Games Centre.
Arctic Ultra officially put on the shelf In September, the Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra (MYAU), billed as the world’s coldest race, had to tentatively be cancelled. According to the MYAU website, it has now been officially shuttered.

Curling club members asked to stay home after any B.C. foray Due to spiking COVID-19 infection rates in the Lower Mainland and Fraser valley, B.C's chief medical officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry has directed recreation facilities to close for two weeks until Nov. 23.
Survey created to gauge cycling community Led by the Cycling Association of Yukon, a survey was created to better cycling in the territory for everyone.

Swimmers keep pace in time trials The Whitehorse Glacier Bears held their second time trial of the swim season Saturday at the Canada Games Centre pool.

Oldtimers league scores Chris Nash scored a wrap-around goal with only 48 seconds left in the game to give Kilrich a 5-4 win over AON in Junior Circuit action in Whitehorse Oldtimers hockey Thursday night at Takhini Arena.
Elias Dental keeps FCBLY season alive The Filipino Canadian Basketball League of Yukon continued its Under 35 championship series Sunday at the Canada Games Centre.

Deadly Doug Hitch dispatches Pepsi Like the eponymous hero Benjamin Button, Doug Hitch seems to get younger as the years go on.
Air North flies past EDI and other oldtimers action Stu MacMillan returned from a team-mandated conditioning stint with something to prove,
Cross country skiers prepare for season The heavy snowfall Whitehorse received on Monday wasn’t all bad for some people – including the Yukon’s cross country ski team.

Further funding provided to Yukon's high-performance athletes Last Friday, the Yukon government, in partnership with Yukon Lotteries, announced 20 Yukon athletes and one official will receive $33,000 for the second intake of this year's High Performance Athlete Assistance Program.

Biathletes set the pace at first time trial The cold temperatures and howling winds did not deter a group of biathletes from taking to the range on Sunday afternoon at the biathlon range on Grey Mountain Road.

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