Whitehorse Daily Star: Sports Archive

Sports Archive

Run Wild at Yukon Wildlife Preserve Run Wild, an annual family-fun event to raise funds for wildlife research, rehabilitation and education at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, will be held on Discovery Day.
Out For A Paddle Bethan Davies and her dog Tavish were out paddling Long Lake
Local trio survives first round of Cariboo Cougars cuts Three Whitehorse hockey players have survived the first round of cuts in their quest to make the top midget team in the North.

Team Yukon resumes competition at Canada Games Team Yukon has resumed its chase for a medal at the Canada Summer Games in Sherbrooke, Que.
Cycling for a cause A group of cyclists travelling from Vancouver to Inuvik discussing climate change and other environmental issues passed through Whitehorse this weekend.

Lucky day for Yukon musher Musher Normand Casavant is the first major winner as 2014 Yukon Quest festivities get underway.
Long Lake Triathlon a family affair A hard crash and a broken bike frame helped a new Yukon family from Ontario claim victory in the Long Lake Triathlon Saturday morning.

Second wave of athletes hits Sherbrooke Team Yukon has experienced a changing of the guard at the Canada Summer Games being held in Sherbrooke, Que.
Mustangs trample Van Doos 14-6 in charity game The Mustangs alumni survived an early scare from the Van Doos, and went on to crush one of the country's top military teams 14-6 in a charity game held at the Canada Games Centre Friday night.

Stephens brothers to lead ex-Mustangs against Van Doos A group of past Whitehorse Mustang greats will square off with one of the country's top military teams tonight under the Friday night lights at the Canada Games Centre.
Game on Yukon! Halliday a fitting choice to lead territory Free time is Kieran Halliday's nemesis.

Let's Ride Photo Spread
Pasloski sets school swim record at U.S. Open Twenty-year-old swimmer Bronwyn Pasloski set a new school record in the 200-m breaststroke at the U.S. Open last week.
Yukon celebrates 鈥榣ittle victories' at Canada Games Despite having one of the smallest population bases from which to draw athletes, the Yukon is managing to impress in small doses at the Canada Summer Games in Sherbrooke, Que.

Northern Perks Colin Abbott and Knute Johnsgaard ski on the Eagle Glacier near Anchorage, Alaska last week.
Moore to defend Yukon Quest title The current Yukon Quest champion will return to defend his 2013 race win, but he will have to battle some new competition to be successful.
Guns shoot blanks at softball nationals Following their fourth straight Dustball tournament win last month, the P&M Recycling Guns had high hopes heading into the Slo-Pitch National Championships in Kelowna, B.C.

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