Whitehorse Daily Star

October 21, 2014

• Capital tilt planned for Mustangs, Wolfpack The second annual Air North Hockey Challenge will take place simultaneously in Whitehorse and Yellowknife this weekend.
• Young dancers earn hip-hop scholarships Enrolled in dancing at the tender age of two, Kaydence Ohlin and Teagan Wiebe saw all of their hard work pay off last weekend in Vancouver.

October 20, 2014

• Paralympic swim star to be honoured with trail sign The Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club will honour Paralympic swimmer Stephanie Dixon tomorrow
• Trail enthusiasts gather in memory of late runner The last organized trail run of the season was an emotional one for organizer Nancy Thomson.

October 17, 2014

• Canyon City Hockey League debuts in capital In an effort to revive camaraderie and respect between players, a new hockey league has been founded in Whitehorse.
• Three teams still unbeaten early in rec season Once again, Whitehorse’s two-time defending A Division hockey champs have started their season where they left off.

October 16, 2014

• Kilrich oldtimer squad storms out to 5-0 record Kilrich’s oldtimer hockey team has blazed out of the gates this season with five straight wins.
• Marathon a Thanksgiving tradition for Yukoners As usual, Sunday’s Victoria Marathon had a strong Yukon flavour.

October 15, 2014

• Strikers were competitive at nationals: coaches Despite winless records, two Yukon Strikers teams competing at nationals last week have nothing to hang their heads about, their coaches say.
• Bantam Mustangs go undefeated en route to gold The Whitehorse Bantam Mustangs kicked off their season in style last weekend.

October 14, 2014

• Guest instructor shows junior curlers the ropes Ten years ago, it was Sarah Koltun and Thomas Scoffin.
• Marathon women’s game ends with 33-25 score Despite the best efforts of the speedy Female Mustangs Saturday,

October 10, 2014

• Indoor soccer leagues kick off Soccer action is going fast and furious at the Canada Games Centre.
• Winter season to be ushered in by annual ski swap Once again, the arrival of snow has Yukoners packing away their running gear in anticipation of a long winter.
• Ski hill viable under right circumstances: former GM A tumultuous fiscal year for Mount Sima ended with the Whitehorse ski hill recording a surplus.