Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Former Yukoner tests his limits in charity run It was an untoppable feat, even for a runner who loves to push the limits.
Students tear up the track With the former F.H. Collins Secondary School track now a construction zone,

Hockey camps to feature variety of coaches The Yukon Hockey Academy will feature a new slate of talented coaches this summer.
Canadian junior men's softball roster unveiled Ontario and Saskatchewan will be well represented when Team Canada takes to the field at the Junior Men's World Softball Championship in Whitehorse this summer.
Yukon Quest elects new president Recent annual general meetings in the Yukon and Alaska resulted in plenty of changes to the Yukon Quest 1,000 Mile International Sled Dog Race.

Dance club to present year-end shows Leaping Feats Creative Danceworks will present its annual 鈥楧ancing Through Life 2014' year-end production this week.
Skerget wins season's first mountain bike race It may have been the first race of the season, but mountain biker Spencer Skerget was already in top form.

200-plus students hit trail for Vanier Ridge Run Twelve schools were represented at the annual Vanier Ridge Run, held Friday afternoon.
New victor emerges as king of Haeckel Hill Logan Boehmer is the new king of Haeckel Hill.

Pettitt earns victory with near-flawless skates Rachel Pettitt can't wipe the smile off her face.

Sudrich returning home to coach elite ski team Following a decade in Ontario, Pavlina Sudrich is coming home.
Fleury, Hefford headline summer hockey camp Whitehorse hockey players will have the rare chance to learn from two of the country's hockey greats this summer.

TSN鈥坰eeking Yukon entries for contest With a June 6 deadline looming, Kraft Canada and TSN are still hoping to have a Yukon entry in their annual summer contest.
Parker wins Tour de Skagway series Whitehorse's Ian Parker earned a hard-fought victory in the Tour de Skagway this weekend, winning two of three events put on by the U Kon Echelon cycling group.
Yukoners impress at judo nationals Four Yukon judokas helped the territory make a proud return to the national judo championships last weekend.

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