Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Hot bats, gloves lead three teams to tournament titles Three more softball teams claimed early-season tournament victories yesterday in Whitehorse Co-Ed Slo-Pitch action.

Couple set for charity ride Eighteen months ago, Catherine O'Donovan could only watch as her youngest daughter received a diagnosis that would change her life.
Harvey swims to gold in Kamloops A sparkling performance by Aidan Harvey helped the Whitehorse swim club strike gold in Kamloops, B.C., last weekend.
River Quest to feature wide-open field Victory in the 715-km downriver race to Dawson City later this month is up for grabs, according to River Quest organizers.

XC skiers crack national rosters Yukon cross-country skiers will once again play a key role on Cross Country Canada's teams next season.
Orienteers hold sprint championships Orienteers criss-crossed the terrain in Riverdale last night, working their minds and legs during the Yukon Championships Sprint event.

Cyclist Buffalo wins second time trial Urban Painting cyclist Elijah Buffalo blew away the competition last week, handily winning the Yukon's second time trial of the season.
Mushing series kicks off summer season The summer version of the local mushing series got underway Saturday night with three races taking place.
Bell named to Commonwealth team Zach Bell is heading back to the Commonwealth Games, this time as a Canadian leader.

Sixty-six teams aiming to conquer Yukon River The race roster is set for the 16th annual Yukon River Quest, which will begin June 25 in Whitehorse.
Mylymok takes role with Notre Dame Hounds Clint Mylymok will return to his familiar position behind the bench next season as the head coach of the Jr. A Notre Dame Hounds.

Opening tournament sees new champions crowned The softball season was back in full swing in Whitehorse this weekend, with three co-ed league opening tournaments happening simultaneously.

Minor soccer season off to roaring start Youngsters across the city took to the pitch earlier this month to begin a brief but busy soccer season.
Yukoner earns hard-fought judo gold Testing his skills in Alaska for the first time in his judo career, 10-year-old Yukoner Daniel Tonner emerged a champion.
Six teams to watch at softball worlds: Canadian coach In Jim Jones' mind, as many as six teams could claim the junior men's world softball title in Whitehorse this July.

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