Whitehorse Daily Star

Sports Archive

February 21, 2006

  • N.W.T.'s Koe rink headed to their first Brier When the curling world first heard the news that Jamie Koe was returning to his hometown of Yellowknife last year after several seasons in Alberta,
  • Bohmer, Janzen help Flames devour Windsors Scoring came from all corners for the AON Flames as they burned the Edgewater Windsors 8-5 in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Sunday.
  • Northwestel jumps past Whitehorse Travel into first There was a change atop the leaderboard last week in Thursday Night Squash League action, as Northwestel High Speed Internet picked up 19 points for a total of 210, and moved into first place overall after two complete rounds.
  • Merkel, King lead Cinderwood past A&A Randy Merkel and Mark King potted four goals apiece for the Cinderwood Canucks as they came out on top of an offensive battle with Alwarid &Associates 13-10, in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Saturday.
  • Bell, March finish first Fifteen Yukon junior squash players attended the annual Pacific Northwest tournament in Victoria earlier this month.

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February 15, 2006

  • Pee wees' love of the game inspiring Just one day after stepping off a 20-hour bus ride home from Grande Prairie, Alta. the Whitehorse Mustangs pee wee AA rep hockey team was already eager to get back on the ice.
  • Youth movement underway in speed skating With a new track, new athletes and a renewed sense of enthusiasm, the Yukon Amateur Speed Skating Association is set to make a huge impression on the competition, both for the rest of this season and into the next few years.
  • Kumar nets four as Alcan dominates Yukon Electric Sam Kumar led Alcan Adjusters with four markers as his team downed Yukon Electric 9-2 in 16-and-under coed soccer action Monday.

February 14, 2006

  • Table tennis sells itself': national coach While the Whitehorse Table Tennis Club (WTTC) has certainly experienced a growth spurt this year, they are still one of the smallest sport clubs among the giants in the territory.
  • Klondyke Dental, Medicine Chest victorious It was a complete team effort for the Klondyke Dental Molars as they skated past the Performance Centre Turbos 5-3 in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Sunday.

February 13, 2006

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