Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Correction A story on the Klondike Road Relay in Tuesday’s edition
Softball team breaks ‘Canadian curse’ in Dawson A Whitehorse softball team did away with a decade-old “Canadian curse” in Dawson City over the Labour Day weekend.
Yukon cyclists earn bronze medals in Kelowna Two Yukon cyclists emerged from a youth series in Kelowna, B.C., as bronze medallists recently.
Polivka’s winning streak ends at hands of Halowaty Jan Polivka’s five-year streak of men’s singles tennis championship titles came to an abrupt halt Monday.

Nineteen names added to Senator’s Cup Nineteen more names have been added to the “Stanley Cup of Running” following the 32nd annual Klondike Road Relay.
Whitehorse teams win masters, youth divisions Whitehorse teams claimed five division titles at the 2014 Klondike Road Relay.
Stolpe runs entire trail in memory of late friend Following the most grueling run of his life, Klas Stolpe said he’s learned at least one thing about himself.

Raven bests Scarecrow in long-awaited relay clash One of the most highly-anticipated battles in Klondike Trail of ’98 Road Relay history finally played out on the big stage this past weekend.

WMHA to host Tier 3 Midget championships The Yukon capital will play host to the Tier 3 Midget British Columbia Hockey Championships in March 2015.
Roulston welcomes fresh start with Clippers Brett Roulston hopes a fresh start with the Jr. A Nanaimo Clippers will help him rediscover his offensive touch.
Klassen comes ‘full circle’ with WMHA coaching gig Seeking to replace head coach Clint Mylymok this season, the Whitehorse Minor Hockey Association turned to one of its own.

Haines Junction player aiming to go pro Reid Campbell is hoping to become the latest Yukoner to play pro hockey this season.
Strikers earn hard-fought silver at Pitt Meadows In a tune-up tournament for next month’s national club championships,
Vincent-Braun caps week with national team nod Pelly Vincent-Braun made Yukon history last week, becoming the first whitewater paddler to crack Canada’s national junior slalom roster.

Cohesiveness key to team’s success: seniors The secret to Team Yukon’s success at the Canada 55+ Games is simple, team members say.

Team Yukon finishes third, earns spirit award Team Yukon returned home from the Canada 55+ Games with a whopping 64.5 medals this weekend.

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