Whitehorse Daily Star

Sports Archive

November 15, 2006

November 14, 2006

November 10, 2006

  • Whitehorse Travel takes over first The Electrical Shop, which had the bye to open the season, was the top team this week in Tuesday Night Squash League action, collecting 20 points to move up to sixth place overall.
  • A&A, Narrow Gauge post wins Marcel Berreault and Mike Fraser potted two goals apiece for Alwarid & Associates as they skated past Game 7 Sports 8-5 in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Thursday.
  • Chefs give Whitehorse stamp of approval As the anticipation for the 2007 Canada Winter Games continues to grow both in the Yukon and across the country, one of the final steps in preparation for all 13 provinces and territories was taken this week.
  • Energy North, Quarton and Sutherland victorious Scott McWhinnie and Ateca Mills booted two goals apiece for Energy North as they downed Audette Construction 5-1 in 15-and-under coed soccer action Thursday.

November 9, 2006

November 8, 2006

  • Crusaders' two-year reign comes to an end It took more than two years and six major volleyball tournaments, but the Porter Creek Rams senior boys volleyball team finally managed to pull off a victory over rival Vanier, putting an end to the Crusaders' hopes of a third-straight triple crown.
  • Yellow Cab, Office Supply victorious Mason Gray drove in three goals and an assist for Yellow Cab as his team downed Powerade 7-4 in Whitehorse Minor Hockey Association Pee Wee Division action Sunday.
  • Colad previals over Electrical Scoring came from all corners for Colad Laser Centre as they snuck past the Electrical Shop 11-9 in 15-and-under coed soccer action Thursday.
  • Navigo Broadband, Whitehorse Travel tops in Thursday squash Navigo Broadband and Whitehorse Travel are tied for the overall lead in the Thursday Night Squash League, after both teams picked up 19 points in the first week of action.

November 7, 2006

November 6, 2006

  • Western boxing championships a heavy hit Hundreds of loud, passionate spectators packed the gym at F.H. Collins Secondary School Saturday, for the opening night of the Western Canadian Amateur Boxing Championships.
Newer Older