Whitehorse Daily Star

February 3, 2004

• Nearly 65 skippers take part in Yukon championships Forty-four skippers from Jack Hulland Elementary School and 19 skippers from Takhini Elementary gathered last Friday for the Yukon skipping championships, held at Takhini.
• The bar has been raised this year', says Fulda Challenge manager For Greg and Denise McHale, one thing is certain.

February 2, 2004

• Cowan, Wasnea will represent Yukon at territorial playdowns Chad Cowan will be the number one Yukon team heading into territorial playdowns Feb. 13 while Brian Wasnea will be number two.
• Thomas, Martin score as Yukon Appliance bakes Boston Pizza Joe Martin led the Yukon Appliance Blues with three goals and two assists as his team shocked Boston Pizza/Cardinal Contracting 10-1 in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Saturday.
• Ratcliff nets two as Northerm edges EBA 3-2 David Ratcliff led Northerm with two goals as his team snuck past EBA Engineering 3-2 in 11-and-under coed soccer action Friday.

January 30, 2004

• Babcock scores four as Mic Mac wins Rob Babcock drove in four goals for Mic Mac Toyota as his team narrowly defeated Cartier Partner Securities 13-12 in Whitehorse Coed Soccer League action Thursday.
• Playdowns underway in men's curling Level two of the men's Yukon championship playdowns are currently taking place at the Mount McIntyre Recreation Centre in Whitehorse.
• Olynyk scores as Holway cracks Boston Pizza Travis Olynyk was on fire for Holway Chiropractic, potting five goals as his team burned Boston Pizza 10-3 in 11-and-under coed soccer action Thursday.
• Darrell Sturko notches four as Sportspage picks up big win over Yukon Appliance Darrell Sturko continued his torrid scoring pace, picking up four goals and adding an assist for the Sportspage Canucks as his team edged the division rival Yukon Appliance Blues 6-5 in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Thursday.

January 29, 2004

• AWG boys' soccer team narrowed down to eight The final four cuts were made to the Arctic Winter Games U-17 boys soccer team Wednesday.
• Hunter rink loses two in a row at senior natonals Yukon skip Paul Hunter dropped two games Wednesday at the Canadian senior curling championships in Vernon, B.C.
• Dale McGowan scores four as Turbos tie Flames Dale McGowan led the Performance Centre Turbos with four goals as his team skated to a 5-5 draw with the Reed Stenhouse Flames in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Wednesday.

January 28, 2004

• Yukon skip Paul Hunter grabs second win at senior nationals Yukon skip Paul Hunter has already topped last year's record at the Canadian seniors curling championships in Vernon. B.C.
• Robinson, Scobie score two each as Yellow downs Medicine Chest Alex Robinson and Brandy Scobie led the Yellow team (no name given) with two goals apiece as they defeated Medicine Chest Pharmacy 5-2 in 11-and-under coed soccer action Tuesday.
• Darrell Sturko scores six goals as Subaru stalls in front of Sportspage Darrell Sturko lit the lamp six times for the Sportspage Canucks as his team skated past Subaru 13-7 in what was described as a 'barn-burner' in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Tuesday.
• Athletics Yukon names 2004 Arctic Winter Games snowshoeing team After several time trials, six athletes have been named to the Yukon snowshoeing team for the 2004 Arctic Winter Games in Fort McMurray, A.B., Feb. 28-Mar. 6.

January 27, 2004

• Yukon weightlifters win seven medals at national event The four athletes who represented the Yukon at the junior national weightlifting championships in Lachute, Que. last Saturday won seven medals between them.
• Jesse Gilday records hat trick as EDI skates past Envirolube Jesse Gilday led Environmental Dynamics with three goals as his team dried up the Envirolube Oilers 6-2 in Whitehorse Recreational Hockey League action Sunday.
• Borud notches two as Flames burn Molars Dave Borud led the Reed Stenhouse Flames with two goals as his team devoured the Klondyke Dental Molars 6-2 in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Sunday.

January 26, 2004

• Boys aren't the only ones who can play hockey' While the world of sports has gone through all kinds of changes over the years, one thing always remains the same.
• Grundmanis, Jensen score two each as Kilrich sneaks past Edgewater Peter Grundmanis and Jeff Jensen led Kilrich Industries with two goals apiece as they narrowly defeated the Edgewater Windsors 4-3 in Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League action Sunday.
• Paul Hunter has one win at the senior nationals Yukon skip Paul Hunter has a record of 1-3 heading into day three at the Canadian senior men's curling championship in Vernon, B.C.
• Four teams advance to the Yukon mens championship Ten men's curling teams competed in Watson Lake this past weekend, in the first level of the Yukon men's championship playdowns.
• Small, Maratos score as Sanchez ties Cartier Jason Small led Sanchez Cantina with four goals as his team settled for a 16-16 draw with Cartier Partner Securities in Whitehorse Coed Soccer League action Sunday.