Whitehorse Daily Star

February 2, 2015

• Huskies sweep Regals, improve to 6-0 on season It didn’t take long for the Whitehorse Huskies to solve the mysterious Powell River Regals.

January 30, 2015

• Squash star earns third straight tournament win Mustafa Syed remains unbeaten on the squash tournament circuit this season.
• Crusaders pick up where they left off The Vanier Crusaders senior boys basketball team, led by reigning MVP Christian Carino
• Biathletes earn nine medals at B.C. Cup Biathlon Yukon’s Velocity Squad slogged through a “monsoon” to win nine medals in Whistler, B.C., last weekend.

January 29, 2015

• Month-long challenge to focus on ski club history The Air North Challenge has returned to the Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club.
• Grappling For Supremacy Eban Basnett
• Records broken in Kelowna Two Whitehorse Glacier Bears swimmers combined to break eight club records last weekend.
• Huskies expect dogfight this weekend Their opponent remains a mystery, but the Whitehorse Huskies have a plan for this weekend’s two-game senior hockey series.

January 28, 2015

• Juneau claims bantam title with 5-4 overtime win The Juneau Capitals spoiled the party at the 2015 Yukon bantam hockey championships,
• Campbell scores first pro goal in Mississippi Reid Campbell scored his first professional goal Saturday night, while his team was on the penalty kill.
• Wallingham rink drops tiebreaker 6-5 to P.E.I. Joe Wallingham’s dream of a championship round berth ended Tuesday at the hands of Prince Edward Island skip Tyler Smith.

January 27, 2015

• KBS soccer squad outguns rivals 8-4 In a 12-goal shootout, Klondike Business Solutions outgunned Yukon Brewing 8-4 in Saturday’s over-35 soccer action.
• Speedskaters to welcome top coach Gearing up for this year’s Canada Winter Games and future Arctic Winter Games,
• Junior rinks facing uphill battle at nationals It’s been tough sledding early for the Yukon’s two junior rinks competing at nationals in Corner Brook, Nfld.

January 26, 2015

• Weather woes garner mixed reactions from mushers Poor training conditions in the territory have altered Yukon musher Rob Cooke’s goals for the 2015 Yukon Quest.
• Meal preparations important for 1,600-km odyssey Horse, beef, turkey, chicken, salmon and kibble.

January 23, 2015

• Ski hill to up safety measures after choking incident Mount Sima will be adding new safety features to its bunny hill after an incident on the towline last week saw a young student black out.
• Sias, Smallwood rinks sweep up local Travelers titles Curling skip Jim Sias is trying not to get too excited just yet.