Whitehorse Daily Star

January 26, 2017

• Pinned Anneke Aasman pins down an opponent
• Anticipation building for Yukon Quest As we get closer to the annual Yukon Quest, mushers and fans alike continue to prepare.

January 25, 2017

• The Doctor Will See You Now A dog from Tagish musher Ed Hopkin’s team
• Peters has the force Grayson Peters came out victorious at Squash Yukon’s Squash Wars: The Boast Awakens tournament at Better Bodies last weekend.
• Riverdale maintains lead heading into final stretch A handicap tournament allowed players of different abilities to face off on an even playing field.
• Table tennis offers tournament twist A handicap tournament allowed players of different abilities to face off on an even playing field.
• High-scoring game starts off weekend over 35 soccer action Larry White, Klondike Business Solutions star player,

January 24, 2017

• Yukoner makes history with Canadian nordic relay team His first world cup medal and a ticket to the 2018 Winter Olympics capped off an unforgettable weekend for Yukon skier Knute Johnsgaard.

January 23, 2017

• Ready To Start Right, Mollie Fraser
• Reach Left, Jetta Bilsky jumps for the ball
• Meger rink looking for first win at junior nationals Halfway through pool play at the 2017 Canadian Junior Curling Championships in Victoria, Team Meger is still looking for its first win.

January 20, 2017

• Speed Skating Photo spread

January 19, 2017

• Make It Snow Skiers take part in a Ski-A-Thon January 14 to raise money for snow-making equipment.
• Team Solberg punches ticket to Brier It was down to the very last rock to decide the winning rink at the Yukon men’s curling championships last weekend.

January 18, 2017

• Phillips top Canuck at Copper Basin race Tagish’s Michelle Phillips will be heading into February’s Yukon Quest 300-mile race on a high note.
• Geoffroy-Gagnon soars to second at Silver Star Canada Open Standing a ways off from the action,