Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Seven-time NHL champion highlights roster He's already won six Stanley Cups as a player, one more as an assistant coach, and garnered top trophies such as the Calder, Art Ross, Hart and Conn Smythe.
Gabor picks up six gold medals Despite a major power outage and worry about provincial exams, nine Whitehorse Glacier Bears swimmers still managed to finish in 12th place overall, at the TAS AAA Provincial
Assante picks up valuable points in battle with Ketza Assante Financial was the top team this week in Tuesday Night Squash League action, grabbing 19 points for a total of 187 in their match against top-ranked Ketza.

AON Flames complete amazing comeback The AON Flames proved their determination and character in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Sunday, battling back from a 4-0 deficit in the first period to shock the Performance Centre Turbos 6-5.
Super Geeks move into top spot in junior squash The Honda Hustlers were the top team in Sunday Junior Squash League action this week, picking up 32 points for a total of 196, but they remain in fourth overall despite the strong showing.
Sports North, Air North skate to 8-8 draw Derrick Hynes recorded four goals and an assist for Sports North as they settled for a 8-8 tie with the Air North Jets in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey Legaue action Saturday.
Glass pots six goals for Cinderwood Tyson Glass had a huge game for Cinderwood, notching six goals as his team tied the Esso Tigers 10-10.

Yukon Outfitters sneaks past Local YO17 3-2 Scoring came from all corners for Yukon Outfitters as they edged Local YO17 3-2 in nine-and-under coed soccer action Monday.
Northwestel overtakes Well Read Books Whitehorse Travel was the top team last week in Thursday Night Squash League action, taking home 18 points for a total of 198 and maintaining their lead on first overall.
Disappointing finale for Nishikawa at the world under-23 skiing championships In an event marked by poor skiing conditions and bad luck, Yukoner Graham Nishikawa finished in a disappointing 31st position in Saturday's 15-kilometre pursuit race at the world under-23 championships in Slovenia.

Spectators enjoy top-notch badminton If this past week was any indication, Whitehorse should do a fine job in hosting the 2007 Canada Winter Games, at least as far as badminton is concerned.

Yukoners off to Winter Olympic Games in Italy While there won't be any Yukon athletes actually competing in the upcoming Winter Olympic Games in Torino, there will be a strong Whitehorse presence at the event.
Yukon Broomball Association Standings Regular Season
Yukon gymnasts issue fifth Fitness Challenge To help commemorate National Gymnastics Week, the Yukon Gymnastics Association will be hosting the fifth annual Fitness Challenge on Sunday, Feb. 19.
Basketball Yukon upping the ante With almost every sport in the Yukon showing consistent improvement on a monthly basis, and local athletes continuing to garner hardware Outside, Basketball Yukon isn't about to be left behind.

Clarke nets four as Ruby Range downs Heritage Sean Clarke led Ruby Range Outfitters with four goals as they defeated Heritage North 5-2 in seven-and-under coed soccer action Wednesday. Kelcy Armstrong added a marker for Ruby Range.
Gem Gas dominates Locksmith Services Riley Pettitt led Gem Gas with four goals as his team out-gunned Locksmith Services 10-3 in Whitehorse Minor Hockey Association Atom Division action Sunday.
Molars edge Windsors; Rangers and Kilrich skate to 5-5 draw Scoring came from all corners for the Firth Rangers as they settled for a 5-5 tie with Kilrich in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Wednesday.
Waterreus, Greer take second Subway 5K With mild temperatures and some new snow fall, it was a beautiful evening for the second Subway 5K Night Race Wednesday, held on the trails at Mount McIntyre.

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