Whitehorse Daily Star

April 20, 2018

• Soaring Above Eleven-year-old freestyle skier Anwyn Tillett flies through the air
• Sports roundup: futsal and more The men’s Yukon Selects FC are competing at the Futsal Canadian Championship in Kingston, Ont. for the first time.
• Women’s hockey team wins gold in Calgary The Yukon Gold Diggers women’s hockey team –

April 19, 2018

• Yukon curlers find success in international field Taking on club teams on the Pacific coast, two Yukon teams found success on the international stage.
• Families compete at Yukon snowboard champs It was a competitive event with a twist at the 2018 Yukon Snowboard Championships in the quest to make the two-day event a family affair.

April 18, 2018

• Kwanlin Dün awarded ‘Field of Dreams’ from Jays Care Heading into the summer sport season, the Kwanlin Dün First Nation will be getting their ‘Field of Dreams’ through the Jays Care Foundation grant program.
• Yukoners fly high at freestyle ski champs The focus was on the younger up-and-coming competitors at the Yukon Freestyle Ski Championships –

April 17, 2018

• Fighting Yukoners prepare for world battles Yukon fighters will be suiting up in their armour on the international stage – making up a large chunk of Team Canada at two world medieval combat events.
• Judo season winds down with Yukon champs The Canada Games Centre was filled with young judokas from across the territory and Alaska on Saturday hoping to fight their way to the top of the podium.

April 16, 2018

• Hockey Canada visits female hockey players After a successful first event last year,

April 13, 2018

• Whitehorse hockey playoffs kick into action With hockey playoffs kicking off across the country as the winter season ends,
• Yukoners show support for Humboldt victims Thursday’s Jersey Day saw commemorations across the country for the city of Humboldt and the 16 people who died in the Saskatchewan bus crash last Friday.

April 12, 2018

• Moser named to biathlon national senior team Yukon biathlete Nadia Moser, after competing in her final World Junior Biathlon Championships on Canada’s junior squad, has been named to the 2018/19 Canadian Senior National Team.
• Yukon masters curling take best-ever result Coming home with the best result ever for the Yukon at the Canadian Masters Curling Championships, the men’s team skipped by George Hilderman proved that the territory’s teams shouldn’t be taken lightly.