Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Duncan's claims Summer Hockey League title August 11-13 saw the year-end Summer Hockey League Playoffs.
Phillips, Furniss come out on top in cycling criterium Thirteen racers took to the streets in downtown Whitehorse Monday, for the Discovery Day Criterium Race.

There was no way those kids were going to be denied gold' Don Stoneadge has found a sure-fire recipe for Team Canada's success and it includes Yukoners.

Eleven will test their endurance The first ever Yukon Gold Ultra is set to start on Saturday and run through Sunday.
Juniors Greer and Henry impressive in time trial Cool, overcast and windy conditions greeted the sixteen riders that showed up for the Yukon Individual Time Trail (ITT) Championships Wednesday evening in Whitehorse.
Torch Relay stays the course through Ivvavik National Park For ten days and 130 kilometers, the 2007 Canada Winter Games torch will float down the Firth River through Ivvavik National Park, in north Yukon.

Hulstein fastest in five-km road race championships There were 28 runners and walkers out for the Intersport 5 km Road Race Championships, hosted by Athletics Yukon Tuesday evening.
Rodinger first across finish line in 26-kilometre Down River Race The Yukon Canoe and Kayak Club held the first Yukon Down River Race in Whitehorse this past Saturday.
Games give Yukoner a better vision of life' The word Games is nothing new to Yukoners.

Sellars, Sausage Party' tops on Long Lake The Long Lake Triathlon took place in Whitehorse this past weekend. Fifteen individual athletes and seven teams took part in the event, which was hosted bvy the Boreal Adventure Running Association.

Youth capture attention at annual Paddlefest If Paddlefest 2006 was any indication, the future looks blazingly bright for the Yukon Canoe and Kayak Club (YCKC).

Dozens turn out for weekly Yukon orienteering meet About 60 orienteers decided that the rain showers were not going to interfere with their enjoyment of the forest and trails at the base of Grey Mountain Wednesday evening.

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