Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Yukon College tops Community Challenge Table Tennis Tournament The first Yukon Community Challenge Table Tennis Touraments was held this past Sunday at Whitehorse Elementary School.
Juneau swimmers take a dip in Northern Novas' pool The Yukon synchronized swimming championships were held this past Saturday at the Whitehorse Lions Aquatic Centre.
Pepsi will take on Pine Plumbing for over-35 indoor soccer title Four teams faced off in the over-35 indoor soccer semifinals at the Canada Games Centre in Whitehorse Saturday.

Yukon Rad, Mustangs to meet for A division title Boston Pizza/Yukon Rad stayed alive in the Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League A division playoffs, heading the Northern Cross Midget Mustangs a 7-4 loss Sunday and setting up a rematch for the title Tuesday night.
Annual Law Day charity fun run dubbed a resounding success There are many signs of spring in Whitehorse this time of year.

Game 7, Alkan Air bounced from B division playoffs The Kluane Drillers and Narrow Gauge Contracting played the role of spoilers Thursday night in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League B division playoff action.
Kumon advances to final with dominating performance Kumon Learning and The Electrical Shop will battle it out in the Thursday Night Squash League final next week, following semifinal victories this week.

Trotter, Vance nominated for national athlete awards The Aboriginal Sport Circle (ASC) has announced the national finalists for the 2006 Tom Longboat and National Aboriginal Coaching awards.
King salmon sport fishing regulations set for 2007 The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has announced the 2007 sport fishing bag and possession limits for King Salmon in Southeast Alaska and Yakutat, which will become effective at 12:01 a.m. May 1.
Air North, Cinderwood eliminated from playoffs The Yukon Appliances Blues staved off their own elimination while knocking the Air North Jets out of the Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League playoffs with an 8-4 victory Wednesday.
Rivard claims silver at first ever westerns Three local gymnasts from the Polarettes and Polar Tumblers Gymnastic Club represented the Yukon at the Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships this past weekend in Edmonton.

Assante devours Pizza Hut; Kilrich topples Inn Assante and Kilrich will meet in next week's final to decide Tuesday Night Squash League supremacy, after disposing of their competition in this week's semifinal rounds.
Narrow Gauge knocks A&A out of rec playoffs James Maltby potted a pair of goals for Narrow Gauge Contracting, as they skated past Alwarid & Associates 5-3 Tuesday in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League playoff action.
Cinderwood on top of atom division Underdogs for the entire season, Cinderwood came out on top in Sunday's Whitehorse Minor Hockey League Atom Division gold medal final.
Yukon orienteers ready to hit the trails for new season The Yukon Orienteering Association is heading into another busy season, for everyone from beginners to high speed racers who can follow a contour in the dark.

Boston Pizza 2-0 after first weekend of rec playoffs The Northern Cross Midget Mustangs came out flying in their first Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League playoff game Sunday, opening up a 2-0 lead early in the second period and hanging on for a 4-2 victory over the Yukon Appliance Blues.
Ski season winding down The following is the Mount McIntyre ski report for this past Monday.
Yellow Cab takes pee wee gold Mike Arnold scored the game winning goal in overtime, as Yellow Cab snuck past Castle Rock Construction 5-4 in the Whitehorse Minor Hockey Association Pee Wee Division gold medal game Sunday.

Meeker still stirring it up a decade later There have probably been many words used to describe Howie Meeker over the past several decades, but I guarantee you quiet, passive or understated certainly weren't among them.
Arena named in sponsorship agreement Northwestel and the City of Whitehorse are pleased to announce a joint sponsorship agreement in support of the Canada Games Centre.

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