Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Sima set to become world class' facility It's not just your regular small-town, low-budget ski hill anymore.

Firefighters impressive third in Canada The Whitehorse firefighters combat challenge team continues to prove it doesn't matter how big the department you come from is, it's all about how hard you work.

Vanier, F.H. avenge last year's losses For the second year in a row, the Vanier Crusaders made it to the gold medal final of the high school senior soccer championship, and this time around, they got it right.

Griffins will rely on Yukon connection While the Yukon doesn't have a competitive college soccer team of its own, the Grant MacEwan Griffins could certainly make their case for adoption this season.
Selects' final roster chosen for nationals When the Yukon Selects men's soccer team began training for the 2005 club national championships a year ago, there were over 50 players showing up at practice.
Busy season ahead for table tennis club The Whitehorse Table Tennis club is set to get the fall season underway this weekend.

Tuton involved in rescue following plane crash on Shuswap Lake Yukoner Jared Tuton is already known for his skill and character in hockey circles, but on the Labour Day weekend, the Merritt Centennials defenceman proved his character extends outside of the sports world.
Ullyett, Wale tops in this week's fun run Just nine athletes turned out Tuesday, for the weekly Intersport 5 km Fun Run/Walk, in the cool, wet weather.
Annual Terry Fox Run set for this Sunday in Whitehorse The 25th annual Terry Fox Run takes place this Sunday, Sept. 18 at 1:30 p.m. on the Millennium Trail in Whitehorse.
Orienteering week kicks off in Yukon On a beautiful fall evening, 30 people came out to enjoy the first event in the Yukon Orienteering Association's Orienteering Week in Canada.

Organization of 2007 Games in good shape' With just over 17 months to go until the 2007 Canada Winter Games, Games officials are working hard on securing sponsorship.
Local arenas pretty much booked already for upcoming winter season Even with the addition of two new ice surfaces in the Jeux du Canada Games Centre this fall, local groups will find ice times somewhat limited.

McHales reach the podium once again In the world of sport, Greg and Denise McHale have pretty much seen it all.
Great turnout for last orienteering event of the season Fourty-five orienteers took in showers and sun for the last regular meet of the summer season last Wednesday in Whitehorse.

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