Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Women’s hockey takes over the arena for the weekend The Klondike Ice Queens Invitational Jamboree was held last weekend in the Art and Margaret Fry Arena.
International Bonspiel continued a 117-year tradition The 117th International Bonspiel in Dawson City was held last weekend in Dawson.

Best Foot Forward Taylor Jobin performs a routine at the Northern Novas synchronized swim championships Sunday at the Canada Games Centre.
Yukon Brewing, KBS will clash in finals It was a clash of the titans in the first round of the old-timer soccer playoffs Saturday where two very physical teams traded blows until only one team remained.
Smallwoods sweep up mixed championship win The Smallwoods’ torrid run atop the Yukon curling scene continued last weekend in Atlin, B.C.

Sport Action Plan sets out seven-year strategy A plan aimed at improving sport and recreation opportunities throughout the territory has been released.
Holmes edges Zirkle to win Yukon Quest 300 Nenana, Alaska’s Jessie Holmes won the Yukon Quest 300 yesterday, holding off a charge from Aliy Zirkle of Two Rivers.

Crowded Yukon Quest 300 field filled with rookies A rookie-rich Yukon Quest 300 field departed Fairbanks a few hours behind their peers in the 1,000-mile edition Saturday.
Yukon Arctic Ultra race remains popular attraction It’s billed as the coldest and toughest ultra race in the world.

Murphy, Johns immortalized in Yukon hall of fame Not even a broken arm could keep a young Kevin Murphy away from the game he loved.
Top athletes honoured at 40th annual awards gala Hundreds of the territory’s top athletes gathered under one roof Thursday night to be honoured for their achievements in 2015.

Yukon’s Moser impresses at youth worlds in Romania Long a star in her home territory, Nadia Moser opened some eyes on the world stage last week.
Sports in brief: Aklavik dominates Dawson tourney DAWSON CITY – The Aklavik Kings won the Dawson City Rec Hockey Tournament in a blowout, Sunday.

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