Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Break Ryan Munro makes a break at Thursday's pool league night at Porter Creek Billiards.
Copper Haul Twister trail gets security The Copper Haul Twister trail is getting a little more security after the decision to install a gate at the start of the trail to keep motorized vehicles out.
Spike Porter Creek Secondary School Ram Krista Mooney, right, spikes the ball to Skagway's blockers at this weekend's girls volleyball tournament in Skagway.
Huskies AAA hockey to return to Whitehorse In 1993, the Whitehorse Senior Mens Triple A Huskies took the coveted Allan Cup back to the Yukon and hung up their skates.

Local cross country skier to be forerunner at Olympics As 17-year-old Janelle Greer prepares for a busy season of competitive cross country skiing, the teen has been selected as a forerunner to ski the 2010 Olympics trails in Vancouver.
Yukon athletes bringing home medals from Australia For a group of athletes who didn't expect to win anything at the World Masters Games in Australia, they sure are bringing home a lot of medals.

Yukon Selects soccer post best ever result against Quebec After a frenzied day that began with a frigid morning temperature of minus seven, gusty winds and heavy snowfall the Yukon Selects walked off the pitch last Friday evening in Saskatoon with their best result ever against Team Quebec and a permanent place in the Challenge Trophy history books.
Yukon's Thaxter has busy week of marathons in U.S. Yukoner Keith Thaxter is busy this month; he just ran the Saint George Marathon and is in Chicago awaiting the city's marathon this weekend.

STARTING OFF Wednesday night's second league night of the year at the Whitehorse Curling Club
Girls just want to have fun on the ice When George King's Atoms hockey team head out onto the ice there are a few key differences between them and the other team.

Rec hockey scores climb to double digits At the Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League the goals keep coming in one after another.
TEAM EFFORT Grade 8 tournament held at Porter Creek Secondary School
Tackling cross country skiing One thing I have noticed since moving to the Yukon, is how friendly people are, and how much they want you to try new things.

Yukon Quest nominated for tourism excellence award The Yukon Quest has been nominated for a National Award for Tourism Excellence presented by the Globe and Mail.
Judo teaches values through combat without violence It's sign-up time for elementary school judo lessons, and at Friday afternoon's registration at Golden Horn Elementary,

Defence Goalie Felix Russell and a teammate try to keep the puck out of their net on Sunday
Cross country ski club celebrates 30th year The Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club has a big season in front of them – not only are they hosting the 2010 Haywood Nationals in March, it's their 30th anniversary.
Whitehorse race walkers representing Yukon in Australia There are those who enjoy sport, and then there are those that love it – and Tanya Astika and Bonnie Love are the latter crowd.

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