Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Tessier shatters record at annual One Club Wonder event Blaine Tessier strode atop the Yukon golf world Saturday as he once again dominated the Mountain View Golf Course and his competitors to take the 17th annual One Club Wonder golf tournament.
Bell pleased with personal performance in Quebec races Yukon-born Olympic cyclist Zach Bell gave his all on the world stage in Quebec over the weekend.

Runners raise funds in memory of hero Whitehorse residents once again came out in force to honour the memory of a Canadian hero.
Masters Of The Greens MacKay LLP won the 2013 Mountainview Golf Course Thursday Night Men's League championship Thursday.
Love, Canada settle for sixth-place finish Despite high expectations, Team Canada settled for sixth place after losing 67-38 to Iran at the World Junior Wheelchair Basketball Championship Saturday.

Sun sets on Hot Hounds' summer season The Hot Hounds' summer season ended on an appropriate note 鈥� with a soak in the Takhini Hot Springs.
Bell falls short in quest to repeat as Pro Sprint champ Watson Lake cyclist Zach Bell gave himself the gears after failing to repeat as Pro Sprint Challenge champion in Quebec City yesterday.
Territory launches school of sport pilot project Students at F.H. Collins Secondary School will be benefitting from the knowledge of one of the territory's homegrown Olympic athletes this year.

Yukon Roller Girls excited to open season with home bout The Yukon Roller Girls are ready to hit the flat track on Saturday after a summer of rest, relaxation and even a little roller derby.
New-look Team Koltun breaks out the brooms in Saville Team Koltun's season couldn't have gotten off to a better start.
Bell launches charity in memory of late son Paxton On the eve of the Pro Sprint Challenge in Quebec City, Watson Lake cyclist Zach Bell has launched a special fund-raising campaign in honour of his late son, Paxton.

Pettitt, Comin named to Cariboo Cougars roster Two Whitehorse players have been named to Northern B.C.'s top midget team.
Vladars wins disc golf crown with subpar performance A solid, steady two days of disc golf was enough for Richard Vladars to claim title to the inaugural Whitehorse Two Course Disc Golf Tournament last weekend.
Canada squeaks through 鈥榯ough' pool, readies for quarters Despite a 2-3 record in the preliminary round, Team Canada can breathe a sigh of relief at the 2013 Junior World Wheelchair Basketball Championship in Adana, Turkey.

Women's relay team looks to model Scarecrow's success A year after finishing second to another Whitehorse team, Ladies Worth Freezin' For took the women's title with a fine performance at the Klondike Trail of '98 International Road Relay on Saturday.
鈥楽urprise move' leaves hockey players in school quandary A group of midget hockey players from the Yukon were hit with a surprise roadblock in their quest to make the Northeast B.C. and Yukon Midget Trackers this season.

Names added to Senator's Cup The names of 24 new runners will be added to the Senator's Cup following the Klondike Road Relay.
Scarecrow dominates relay en route to fourth straight win Team Scarecrow dominated the Klondike Trail of '98 International Road Relay on their way to a fourth straight victory, but it's still too early to label their recent string of victories a dynasty.

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